Five programs from a real NanoVerb, each measured on the unit — sweep rates, delay times, filters, gate lengths, rotor patterns, the Mix pot’s own curve — and checked by ear against it, side by side, on real material. One Adjust knob per program, just like the hardware.
- Chorus — true stereo: the two sides sweep at different speeds, from slow and deep to quick and subtle.
- Flange — a feedback comb; at the bottom of the knob the sweep stops and it freezes into a fixed, metallic tone.
- Delay — up to 1.27 s in the unit’s own 10 ms steps, or Tempo Sync: fourteen note values from 1/32 to 1/1, dotted and triplet included.
- Non-Linear — the classic 1980s gated-reverb snare, from a tight 145 ms to a big 620 ms gate.
- Rotary — a two-speed rotating speaker with the hardware’s quick spin-up and slow coast-down.
- Turn Adjust all the way up for Custom Rate and Depth beyond what the front panel allows. Factory presets included, plus an Init – FX Send preset for effects channels.
- Reports no latency to your DAW. The wet signal keeps the original’s own converter delay (about 1.4 ms), because that is part of how it sounds. Passes pluginval at strictness 10.
Hear it — each program, dry vs. The NanoFlux
Rendered through the plugin itself. The Non-Linear example was mixed in a DAW with the gate on the drums only.
Hear it — bass through Gated Sludge (Non-Linear on a 35 % clock)
Get It! downloads the Six Walls Installer, the easiest way to install The NanoFlux, keep it up to date, and hear about new releases. Prefer to install plugins one at a time? Every platform’s installers and zips are under Individual downloads on the Support page. Full manual on the Support page.