A modulation effect developed in collaboration with Alan Parsons and inspired by his Frequency Translator.

PSP Wobbler faithfully recreates the sound of Alan Parsons’ secret weapon, the Frequency Translator – a handmade experimental device built by Keith Adkins that created the unique modulation effect heard on “Time” from Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon. It uses frequency shifting to create non-harmonic phase differences that form a distinctive wobble with elements of phasing, flanging and even a rotating speaker feel. Going well beyond the original, it adds controllable Drive, Aging, Drift and Spread, tempo sync and a pair of EQ filters to limit the frequency range of the effect.

Features

• Frequency shift up to ±25 Hz, set manually or as a clock division of the DAW tempo
• Shift can follow tempo changes or stay fixed throughout a song
• Wobble amount controlled via wet/dry mix
• Drive and Age controls for saturation and character, on the wet signal or both
• Separate controls for feedback, thermal and voltage drift, phase and stereo spread
• Adjustable lower and upper limits of the effect frequency range

Technical details

• Type: Effect plug-in
• Operating systems: Windows, macOS
• Plug-in formats: VST3, VST2, Audio Unit (macOS only), AAX
• Architecture: 64-bit

System requirements

• macOS 10.15 to macOS 15
• Windows 7 to Windows 11

The licence is registered with the manufacturer at http://www.pspaudioware.com/resellers. You will receive your serial number and the download link by e-mail immediately after purchase.