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Caelum Audio Choric £49.99

For whatever reason, chorus tends to find itself on the less ‘cool’ end of the effects hierarchy. While many clamour over flavoursome delays, spacious reverbs and snarling distortions, chorus tends to generally get lumped in with those that are relied on to generate ’80s-leaning sheen.

However, chorus offers a great deal more than just a helping of shimmering cheese, and can be used to add thickness to synths, leads, basses, drums and vocals. It’s an underappreciated way of bringing out more character. Deeper interrogation of just how these

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