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LUSH AND WIDE VINTAGE CHORUS

by AnalogWaveStudio

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Type
Audio Effect
Author
AnalogWaveStudio
Version
1.0
License
None
Live version
12.0.5
Max version
8.6.2
Downloads
0
Updated
2026-03-03

LUSH AND WIDE VINTAGE CHORUS is an Audio Effect for Ableton Live by AnalogWaveStudio, distributed as freeware, with no license specified by the author. It targets Live 12.0.5 and Max 8.6.2. First published 2026-02-28, last updated 2026-03-03.

Description

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Go wide. Stay warm.

Vintage Chorus is a 3-voice stereo chorus that turns flat, static tracks into wide, living sound. Three voices modulate at 120 degrees apart — no warble, no phasing artifacts, just smooth dimensional movement.

3-Voice Architecture: Each voice reads from independent stereo delay lines, modulated by LFOs spaced exactly 120 degrees apart. Voice 1 pulls left, Voice 3 pulls right, Voice 2 holds center. The result is effortlessly wide, balanced chorus that works on everything.

5 Controls: Rate (0.05-5 Hz), Depth (modulation amount), Width (stereo spread), Tone (bright to dark), and Mix (dry/wet blend).

What makes it special:

120-degree LFO spacing eliminates the uneven warble of single-voice chorus

Deep modulation range — from subtle thickening to dramatic pitch wobble

Width control spreads voices across the stereo field with proper gain compensation

2-pole tone filter with crossfade — from crystal bright to warm and dark

Animated tri-voice display shows all three LFO phases in real time

Custom knob indicator UI — minimal, tactile, beautiful

Perfect for:

Guitars — 80s cleans, ambient textures, jangly shimmer

Synth pads — wide, evolving movement that fills the mix

Vocals — dimensional doubling without obvious chorus artifacts

Piano and keys — rich, spread sound with natural depth

Mono sources — instant stereo width that sounds real

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