Doppelspur + Überholspur
Artificial double tracking as at Abbey Road in 1966 – in mono and in true stereo
Doppelspur: the signal runs through a second, virtual tape machine whose speed is constantly nudged by an oscillator. The delayed, slightly wavering signal sounds like a second take: vocals and guitars get wider and fuller without sounding like an effect.
Überholspur: the stereo sibling. The left input runs through its own tape machine to the left, the right input through a second one to the right, the dry signal stays in the centre. Ideal for vocals: the voice stays in the centre while two doubles join it on the left and right. Works just as well on stereo guitars, keys and synths.
- Easy and Pro views sharing all settings; one Motion control for movement, depth and speed
- Tape saturation, wow & flutter, filters and panning per tape
- Überholspur: Tape L and Tape R with their own tape speed, Offset and a Dry control for the dry centre
- 14 factory presets each, user presets and a dice for random sounds
TipTwo plugins, two jobs. Doppelspur makes one double and can pull the original and the double apart to the left and right – great when a track should get wider. On mono tracks, load it as a stereo effect for that (in Logic “Mono › Stereo”). Überholspur keeps the track in the centre and adds two doubles you can place in the panorama – ideal for vocals. In your DAW’s plugin list it’s called “Ueberholspur”, without the umlaut.
For macOS 11 or later (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows 10/11 (64-bit, VST3).
Try free for 14 days macOS · 108.7 MB
Try free for 14 days Windows · 27.3 MB
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