Ghostalizer
Ghostalizer is a spectral morphing effect seamlesly morphs two signals. And is able to captures a "ghost" snapshot of any audio signal and blends it continuously with your live input in real time.
Route your sidechain into the plugin and use Ghostalizer to morph between your live signal and the sidechain ghost.
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Dial it anywhere from subtle spectral colouring to full replacement, and the result always tracks the source material smoothly and phase-coherently. Voice layers the ghost's spectral character onto your live signal, shaping timbre without losing the energy of what's playing now. Drive pushes the ghost through a soft-saturation circuit before blending, thickening harmonics and adding presence. Blur gently smears the ghost spectrum for a wider, more atmospheric texture.
For more creative exploration, Shuffle scrubs through the last bar of spectral history, freeze any moment, rewind, or glide between past and present.
Practical uses include:
- Morphing a guitar into a pad, a voice into a synth, or any A into any B
- Sidechain-driven timbral replacement and spectral blend
- Continuously evolving textures driven by a live performance
- Harmonic thickening and spectral saturation
- Freeze and granular scrubbing of any incoming signal
Available as VST3 and CLAP for Windows, and VST3, CLAP & AU for macOS.
What Ghostalizer Does In Seconds
Vocal → 303
Slowly transforming a techno-like vocal into an aggressive 303 line.
Trance Arp -> Guitar
Morping a classic trance arp into a spanish guitar preserving the arp it's groove.
Plucky Arp -> Vocal
Who expects this smokey vocal, hiding in this plucky arp?
VOCAL -> 303
Another vocal 303 morph, just because it's so powerful!
Abstract Groove -> Vocal
Another creative way of blending vocals into a random creative groove.
MeloTech -> Bassline
Another creative starting point could be enriching a bassline with other sounds.
Press play on any clip. Starting one example stops the others.