Kiive Audio – Paradox Bundle v1.0.0 for WiN

Stereo Distortion

Stereo distortion adds weight, density, and dynamic richness to drums, bass, guitars, synths, vocals, or full mixes without sounding harsh. Drive ranges from harmonic boost to stronger distortion, Warmth adjusts resonance buildup, and Shaper adjusts impact. Dyn and Age adjust saturation response and release, while LF Bump and M/S Focus determine where additional weight is added.

Mod Filter

transforms filtering into a creative tool, not just another basic function. Set precise minimum and maximum frequencies, choose low-pass, high-pass, band-pass, or notch filters, and then shape each cycle using four LFO patterns.

Lock rhythmic movement to tempo, let slower waves drift freely, or automate frequency limits to create transitions, impulses, auto-wah, and ever-changing textures. PlasmaVerb starts with a clean, record-style space and progresses to pitch shifts, metallic trails, and animated stereo width. Spacing moves early reflections, Contour carries their tonal pattern further into the reverb, and XCouple expands the image.

Plasma Verb

Control its sound around vocals and drums or take guitars, synths, and transitions into entirely new territory. The Chorus Paradox Chorus creates ambience with three parallel voices, each with independent tempo, depth, delay, and tap controls. Trigger one voice for a smooth flow or all three for rich detuning, doubling, and slapping.

VC Rotary

Some plugins you use for mixing, some for writing music. VC Rotary is designed to inspire your creativity, no matter how you use it.

The moment the pad starts spinning, a static chord suggests the next step, the pad begins to breathe, and suddenly you’re hitting notes you didn’t originally plan on using.

At the heart of it all is a genuine rotary mechanism, in which the low drum and high shaft rotate at different speeds, creating endless inspiration.

Chorus

Trigger up to three choruses simultaneously, each with its own speed, depth, and delay time, to transform your music.

Paradox – Chorus runs three modulated delay lines simultaneously with the brown, purple, and blue sections, so a track can sound smooth, shimmery, and swell at the same time.

Mute the voice for a tighter dub, combine all three for a wider sound, or boost the volume a bit to give the wet signal more weight.