Turn a solo performance into an ensemble with Density from Sound Particles, an audio effect plug-in that creates layers of sound in almost any audio format based on the input. Using granular technology, you can increase the density of sounds, add movement to sounds, and even create harmonies, all with minimal effort thanks to the intuitive interface.

A 3D visualizer provides a top-down view of your sound layers, and with three modes (basic, detune, and pitch), you can add simple density or get truly creative and produce incredibly unique, immersive sounds, the options are nearly endless. With the integrated 3D engine, you can output your results in everything from stereo, binaural, and quadraphonic to 5.1, 7.1, 9.1, and Atmos surround, as well as Ambisonics up to 6th order. This plug-in is available in AAX, AU2, AU3, and VST3 formats for Windows and macOS computers.

Six Intuitive Sound Design Plug-Ins    Create Layers of Sounds Based on Input    Create Harmonization Between Layers    Intuitive Panning for Immersive Formats    Control Panning with Smart Device Sensor    Add Depth and Distance to Sounds    Achieves Natural Sounding Distances & EQ    Brightness, Pitch, and MIDI Analysis    Visualization Dome    AAX, AU2, AU3, and VST3, macOS & Windows

This mode allows you to use the plug-in quickly, without needing any additional experience, and with incredible results. With just a few controls, you can create small or large ensembles from a single sound.

This mode is perfect to create the feeling of various layers. The Detune Mode has more advanced controls that allow you to fine-tune some parameters related to the generation of grains and the movement of the voices.

This mode creates multiple groups of voices with individual controls for pitch, number of voices, and gain, allowing harmonization like a choir and giving you the most realistic and most creative results.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a Zoom h6, I would like to know if it fits vertically in this bag?

A: The Zoom H6 is a small recorder, if you just need the bag for the recorder the first link bellow will be a better option, however if you also have other items such as receivers the second link bellow is a good fit. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1003289-REG/porta_brace_ar_zh6_case_for_zoom_h6.html https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1476941-REG/orca_or_272_audio_bag_with_detachable.html

Q: 2. Does that fit for any microphone arm?

A: I have the Heil Riser and use it with the Rode PSA1 Studio Arm. It fits perfectly. The hole is 0.5 inches in diameter, is slightly less than 1.0 deep. There is a stop at the bottom of the risers mounting hole to prevent the stub from going all the way through. The PSA1 mounting stub rests nicely in the riser and will rotate with some gentle pressure due to friction. There is a nice brass bushing and a locking screw in the riser. Very well made and sturdy. I'm not sure if other brands will fit as nicely, but the Rode arm works very well with this riser.

Q: 3. So, I have a Nikon D800, 3 sb-700 flashes and 3 pocketwizard plus 3 transceivers. Will I be able to use this unit to fire the 3 flashes through the 3 transceivers at high speed? TTL?

A: This unit is ttl, but the plus 3 uits only work on manual.For ttl you need a combo of FlexTT5 and/or MiinTT1's

Q: 4. The Orca 27 is a medium sized bag, you can fit the Mix Pre 6 II but with the Sony L-NPF battery sled you have to stick to the 550 or smaller batteries, if you put a 750 or two batteries your going to have problems with fit

A: Dimensions of the Mixpre-6 II are 6.5 x 1.4 x 4.6" (166 x 36 x 118mm) and the interior of the OR-28 is 8.5 x 4.5 x 6.5" (215 x 115 x 165mm). This should give you a better idea of the fit for the recorder by itself and how much room there is for your batteries.

Q: 5. Does this have an autofocus assist lamp?

A: No, this item is a transcever used to control your speedlights of strobes.

Q: 6. Is this bag too small for the mixpre 3 with the L battery sled? OR-28 a better fit?

A: If it's just for those 2 things it will probably be ok

Q: 7. Hi, Can PocketWizard FlexTTL can be used with non-Nikon flashes. I have One Nikon SB 800 and some other non-nikon TTL flashes. Will I be able to use this system with both Nikon and Non-Nikon TTL flashes? Thanks

A: Sorry. I do not know. I only have Nikon flashes. Good luck.

Q: 8. I currently use a pair of PW PlusX to sync my Canon 1Ds3 to Profoto Acute2 and Profoto Compact monolight. I'd like to utilize higher sync speeds and do not need TTL, just manual settings. Do I need just one FlexTT5 to go with my PlusX or do I need a pair?

A: You will need the PW MiniTT1 or a FlexTT5 for the camera and two TT5's for your lights, once you setup the TT1 or TT5 (on camera) & TT5 on your lights you will be able to do the HSS. TTL works good & manual is just as good in the right settings. Hope this works for you.

Q: 9. Does the PocketWizard Flex TT5 and the MiniFlex work with the Phottix Mitros TTL Flash for Nikon in full iTTL mode?If not, will the PocketWizards fire the Mitros in basic mode?

A: The PocketWizards will work with that flash in basic/manual mode but are not listed as being TTL compatible with that system on PocketWizard's compatibility chart found here: http://wiki.pocketwizard.com/index.php?title=Canon_Compatibility

Q: 10. what is the diameter of the hole?

A: The brass insert on the Heil C-Clamp accepts up to 1/2" (13mm) stems.