United Plugins (JMG Sound) - Continuum v1.0 VSTi, VST3, AAX for Windows

• Dual Independent Delay Engines: Run two simultaneous, fully customizable delay blocks with independent hardware character modeling.
• 3 Legendary Hardware Profiles: Seamlessly switch between analog Tape (wow/flutter/saturation), bucket-brigade BBD (clock noise/dark degradation), and vintage Digital (bit/sample reduction).
• Cross Feed Reverb Diffusion: Cross-route Delay 1 and Delay 2 outputs through all-pass diffusion networks to transform discrete rhythmic echoes into lush cascading reverbs.
• 12 Spatial Panning Modes: Includes Haas psychoacoustic width, Ping-Pong variations, Orbit 3D rotation, and dynamic width evolutions (Converge, Diverge, Fade).
• Feel & Humanized Groove Engine: Break free from rigid grids with Shuffle swing, Odd/Even accents, syncopated Groove patterns, and Early/Late timing offsets.
• Intelligent Smart Randomizer: Generate instantly balanced, creative delay patches with a single click of the RAND button.

Modern Brain, Vintage Heart
JMG Sound Continuum bridges the gap between classic analog character and advanced spatial design. Rather than merely mimicking vintage hardware, Continuum integrates two independent delay engines with interactive cross-feedback and diffusion networks, allowing you to move from discrete slapback echoes to vast, shimmering ambient reverbs.

Each delay module features a dedicated MOJO circuit that emphasizes the physical characteristics of classic hardware: the flutter and saturation of magnetic tape, the dark degraded clock noise of BBD chips, or the gritty sample reduction of early digital units.

Dynamic Spatial Movement & Organic Feel
Continuum expands stereo placement with 12 specialized panning modes, offering 3D rotational orbits, dynamic stereo expanding/narrowing, and precise center/side balances. Combined with the Feel section's swing and timing nudges, your echoes maintain human groove and lively movement inside the mix.

Delay Processing & Modulation Features:

• Mojo Hardware Circuit Modeling:
  • Tape: Realistic tape hiss, magnetic saturation, wow, and flutter.
  • BBD: Clock rate degradation, high-frequency darkening, and analog noise.
  • Digital: Low-resolution sample rate and bit-depth degradation with vintage filtering.
• Feed & Diffusion Section: Central Cross Feed matrix with Diffuse all-pass filters, dynamic Mod rounding, and high/low-frequency Damp controls.
• Multi-Position HP/LP Filters: Place high-pass and low-pass filters in PRE (input sculpting), FEED (progressive feedback dampening), or POST (output cleaning) stages.
• Modulation Engine: Pitch and time modulation with Sine (classic vibrato), Drift (analog tape wobble), and Rand (random organic movement) low-frequency oscillators.
• Input/Output Shaping: Creative input starve and pre-amp saturation, output leveling, automated transient ducking, and linked dry/wet balancing.

Plugin Specifications:

• DSP Engine: 64-bit internal floating-point processing with zero latency options.
• Supported Formats: VST2 (64-bit), VST3 (64-bit), AAX Native (64-bit).
• Sampling Rate Support: 44.1 kHz up to 384 kHz.

Compatible Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs):

• Image-Line FL Studio
• Ableton Live (All 64-bit versions)
• Apple Logic Pro (via Windows AU wrapper / standard DAWs)
• Steinberg Cubase / Nuendo
• PreSonus Studio One
• Cockos REAPER
• Avid Pro Tools (AAX 64-bit)
• Bitwig Studio

Included Release Files:

• up-continuum-v.1.0-bubbix.exe — 42.97 MB (Automated Setup Installer & Patch)

Installation Steps:

1. Run up-continuum-v.1.0-bubbix.exe as Administrator (Right-click -> Run as administrator).
2. Select your desired plugin formats (VST2, VST3, AAX) and installation directories.
3. Complete the installation wizard.
4. Launch your DAW, perform a plugin rescan, and open Continuum.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

• Q: How do I turn the delay into a smooth reverb?
  A: Activate the Cross Feed section and turn up the DIFFUSE knob to blur the echo repeats into a rich, continuous ambient space.
• Q: Does Continuum introduce latency during live monitoring?
  A: No, Continuum is optimized for low CPU usage and real-time tracking with minimal to zero sample latency.
• Q: What does the Input knob do when turned to the left?
  A: Turning the Input knob counter-clockwise starves the input by blocking new incoming audio while allowing existing feedback tails to decay naturally.