Gem Modula

Overview

Gem Modula — Overloud

Gem Modula – Three Legendary Chorus/Modulation Units Overloud's Gem MODULA includes three of the most iconic modulation units in a single plug-in. In addition to offering the most faithful emulation available today, it extends the original units' capabilities by adding many features not available on the analog units. Gem MODULA includes three of the most iconic modulation units in a single plug-in. In addition to offering the most faithful emulation available today, it extends the original units' tone capabilities by adding features not available on the analog units. The Dimension unit offers a very soft and organic modulation.

It was the go-to unit for vocals in the 80s and 90s but it can also be used on a full mix to increase the space perception without adding reverb. Its input section has a very musical harmonic generation when pushed into saturation. The Ensemble circuit was included in a line of strings machines, so it is particularly suited for synth and pad sounds. It can create a huge stereo depth on strings and soundscapes as well. The Symphonic unit is the classic digital chorus of the 90s. It has a 3-voices modulation scheme with sinewave LFOs for heavy modulations. It was the Zakk Wylde and Mike Stern chorus, but it has heavily used on vocals and synths as well.

MODULA extends the features of the original hardware and combines the flexibility of the digital world to the character of the analog processing. You can push into saturation the input stage of the units to drive their super-musical harmonic generation. With the built-in parametric EQ you can sculpt the tone of the wet signal, without the need of complex external routing. You can change the amount of the stereo width, from mono to double the original width.

Key Features: – Dual Mode: left and right settings can be changed independently for wider stereo effects – Input stage saturation control – Stereo with control – LFO shapes can be customized – Built-In parametric equalizer – Parameters can be controlled by envelopes – Modulation rates can be synced to BPM