Kepler Audio - Blur v1.0.0 VST3 for Windows

• Real-Time FFT Spectral Analysis: Analyzes incoming audio frequency spectra in real time to apply precision dynamic spectral filtering.
• 4 Unique Texturing Modes: Resynthesize, Spread, Freeze, and Contrast engines offer completely different approaches to sonic reshaping.
• Instant Vocal-to-Synth Resynthesis: Isolates dominant harmonic frequencies from any monophonic or polyphonic source and rebuilds them into synth-like tones.
• Time-Domain Smearing (Spread): Blurs incoming transients into smooth, sustained, reverb-like atmospheric tails without conventional delay lines.
• Infinite Spectral Freeze: Captures and holds the current frequency snapshot indefinitely to generate evolving drones and harmonic beds.
• Spectral Dynamics (Contrast): Exaggerates dominant peaks while pushing down low-level frequencies for crushed, artifact-laden spectral textures.
• Clean MOCHA Pre-Patched Release: Fast installation requiring no complicated activation steps.

Sculpt and Re-Imagine Sound in the Spectral Domain
Kepler Audio Blur breaks away from conventional time-domain and frequency-filtering tools by operating directly on the spectral representation of your audio. Instead of using static EQ curves or traditional delay networks, Blur analyzes the harmonic and transient profile of live signals, allowing you to smear, freeze, resynthesize, and contrast audio in real time.

Whether turning rhythmic vocal loops into floating melodic synth leads, diffusing percussive transients into expansive ambient drones, or pushing signals into degraded spectral grit, Blur provides an intuitive sound design playground for electronic, cinematic, and experimental music production.

From Subtle Space to Radical Sound Design
Blur is equally capable of subtle mixing adjustments and extreme transformation. Use it as a spatial tool to push backing elements deeper into the stereo field, or drive its engines aggressively to extract melodic content out of noisy, unpitched audio sources.

The 4 Texturing Engines:

• Resynthesize:

  • Detects and extracts the most prominent tonal frequencies within the incoming audio.
  • Re-generates clean sinusoidal and harmonic content, transforming vocals, guitars, or acoustic recordings into playable synthesizer textures.

• Spread:

  • Smears and diffuses audio across time.
  • Softens sharp transient attacks (drums, plucked strings, clicks) into a continuous, cloud-like wash reminiscent of lush shimmer reverbs.

• Freeze:

  • Locks the frequency spectrum at any given instant.
  • Sustains the tonal snapshot indefinitely, creating seamless ambient pads and sustained harmonic backgrounds.

• Contrast:

  • Amplifies dominant spectral peaks while attenuating quieter frequency bins.
  • Introduces unique digital artifacts, tonal isolation, and lo-fi spectral character by reducing spectral smoothness.

Plugin Specifications:

• Supported Formats: VST3 (64-bit)
• Audio Processing: 64-bit internal floating-point DSP
• Sample Rate Support: 44.1 kHz up to 192 kHz
• Channel Routing: Stereo / Mono-to-Stereo

Compatible Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs):

• Image-Line FL Studio
• Ableton Live (All 64-bit versions)
• Steinberg Cubase / Nuendo
• PreSonus Studio One
• Cockos REAPER
• Bitwig Studio
• MOTU Digital Performer

Installation Steps:

1. Run the installer or extract the provided VST3 plugin files.
2. Place Blur.vst3 into your standard VST3 directory (default: C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\).
3. Open your DAW and perform a plugin rescan.
4. Load Blur on any audio track, bus, or instrument channel.
5. The release is pre-patched by MOCHA and requires no additional registration or key generation.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

• Q: Where is Blur best placed in the signal chain?
  A: Blur excels as an insert effect on vocals, synths, and guitars, or placed on an auxiliary send track to blend dry signals with lush spectral washes.
• Q: Can I automate the Freeze function via MIDI/DAW automation?
  A: Yes, all parameters including the Freeze trigger, Blend amount, and Spectral Mode switches can be fully automated within your DAW timeline.