Welcome to GClip

1. Vst Plugin Guitar Preamp
2. Vst Plugin Giveaway
3. Vst Plugin Gain
4. Vst Plugin Guitar
5. Gclip Free Vst

32 bit VST™ 2 compatible host or a Bit bridge (Bridgewize or jBrigde) to use in 64 bit host. Sound card with ASIO driver support recommended. To use the MIDI learn a MIDI interface and an external MIDI control device are required. GClip Free VST wave-shaping signal clipper. Clip peaks off audio with abrupt or smooth wave-shaping. Graph and waveform displays assist in setting the clip level according to the source material. GClip by GVST is a Virtual Effect Audio Plugin for macOS, Windows and Linux. It functions as a VST Plugin. Best FREE instrument plugins/VSTs (2020) for Ableton, FL Studio, Logic Pro X, Studio One etc. Duration: 11:30. Splice 604,898 views. Audio plugins for a new breed. VST, AU, and AAX format plugins for Mac and Windows. Our products include True Iron, KClip, Synth Warmer, and more. GClip by GVST in Distortion & Saturation, Effect Plugin, Waveshaper. Explore & download the best free Waveshaper plugins (VST, AU, RTAS, AAX. GVST GMax is a free maximizing limiter plug-in (Windows VST) By using this site you agree to its use of cookies. Learn more Close. Home Basics Downloads Support.

GClip is a wave-shaping signal clipper. It prevents the signal level from exceeding a specified maximum. The clipping function used can be altered to have a hard- or soft-knee.

Installation

Vst Plugin Guitar Preamp

1. All GVST plug-ins come compressed in a ZIP file, so the first step is to extract the files from the ZIP file.
2. Once extracted, you should have one or more DLL files, these are the plug-in files.
3. You need to copy the plug-in files to the appropriate folder for your host program.
4. In most cases, you will need either to restart the host program or re-scan the plug-in folder in order for newly-installed plug-ins to appear.

Hints

• The GUI features a wave display to aid configuration. Simply play the audio and watch the wave display while you set the desired values for input gain, clip-level and softness.
• When using GClip for more extreme wave-shaping, the oversampling mode can reduce aliasing for a warmer sound.

Interface

The display features three main areas. At the top-left is the graph display, to the right is the wave display and at the bottom-left are the parameter controls.

Graph Display: This shows the shape of the clipping function that is applied to incoming samples. All three knobs affect the shape of this curve.

Wave Display: This shows the waveform of the signal after the input gain has been applied. Superimposed over that is the output signal, after clipping. So you get a before and after display. The clipping level is also displayed as a solid horizontal line.

Gain: This allows you to raise the signal level before clipping.

Clip: The clipping level as a percentage of the maximum sample value. So, if you consider samples to go from -1 to 1, then a clipping level of 50% will restrict all samples to between -0.5 and 0.5.

Softness: This parameter sets the shape of the 'knee' of the clipping function. If this parameter is 0% then GClip behaves as a simple signal clipper, truncating samples that exceed the clipping level. Greater values for softness will cause samples approaching the clipping level to be affected.

2x Oversample: Turn oversampling on or off. Wave-shaping can introduce audible aliasing, especially with more drastic settings. The oversampling mode can help to minimize aliasing in such cases.

License

1. GVST plug-ins are provided to the user at no cost. While every GVST plug-in is tested to the best of the developer's ability, no warranty or guarantee is offered to the end user.
2. No suggestions made by the developer or his representatives (i.e., freely offered support) are to be taken as an implied warranty or guarantee.
3. These plug-ins may only be distributed by the official GVST website, or by parties explicitly given permission by the developer.
4. GVST plug-ins are to be distributed only in their original form as intended by the developer (i.e., the unaltered archive).
5. GVST plug-ins are freeware, meaning you are never under any obligation to pay for them! However, should you wish to help support continued development of GVST software, please consider donating through the official website.

Credits

• Development, code, website and graphics by Graham Yeadon.
• Documentation by Greg Pettit and Graham Yeadon (many thanks to Greg for all of his help).
• VST technology copyright Steinberg GmbH.
• The 'VST' name and logo are registered trademarks of Steinberg GmbH.
• 'Windows' is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation.
• 'Mac' and 'OSX' are trademarks of Apple Inc.

To download all of these plug-ins in one go, visit the packages page.

Don't miss the extra plug-ins hidden on the beta page.

Effects

GChorus - Chorus effect.

GComp - Compressor.

GDelay - Delay effect.

GFader - Signal gain (-100 to 0 dB).

GGate - Gate.

GHi - High-pass filter.

GLFO - Triple LFO effect.

GMonoBass - Bass stereo imaging effect.

GNormal - Noise generator to avoid denormal issues.

GSnap - Pitch-correction.

Instruments

Vst Plugin Giveaway

GSinth - Mono synth using three continuous portamento sine generators.

GSinth2 - Extends GSinth by adding triangle, square and saw-tooth wave shapes.

Vst Plugin Gain

Others

Vst Plugin Guitar

Packages - Packaged downloads. /ebu128-vst-meter-plugin.html.

Gclip Free Vst

Betas - Beta-release plug-ins. /vst-plugin-analyzer-64-bit.html.