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Caelum Audio Flux Pro £50

> If you’ve used our very own Flux Mini CM plugin (update free with this issue!) then you’ll already be pretty familiar with Caelum Audio’s graph-based modulation system. It gets a big upgrade with their latest plugin, Flux Pro (VST3, AU, AAX and iOS). It’s a new multi-effects modulation plugin with ten modulation effects spread across four effects slots. There are three user configurable and editable modulation curves (A, B and C), a bank of 48 drag-and-drop preset curve shapes categorised presets to get you started. Further features include control voltage graph output to send to external hardware and MIDI CC output of the graph data to control other plugins, although as ever with internal MIDI communication, features are somewhat DAW dependent.

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