Summary

PSP Wobbler is a modulation effect plugin inspired and developed in collaboration with Alan Parsons. It emulates the unique sound of the frequency translator device used on Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon," producing a distinctive wobble effect with elements of phasing, flanging, and rotating speaker sounds.

Features

• Frequency shifting up to ±25 Hz, manually controlled or synced to DAW tempo
• Control over wobble amount via wet/dry mix
• Drive and Age controls for saturation and character
• Ageing modes affecting wet signal or both wet and dry signals
• Separate control of Feedback, thermal and voltage Drift, Phase, and stereo Spread
• Adjustable frequency range limits with EQ filters
• Tempo sync with options to follow tempo changes or remain fixed

Background and Credits

The plugin recreates Alan Parsons' secret weapon, the handmade frequency translator designed by Keith Adkins. Alan Parsons, a Grammy-winning producer and engineer, contributed directly to the development and inspiration. The plugin's development team includes Piotr Dmuchowski, Mateusz Woźniak, and others.

System Requirements and Licensing

PSP Wobbler requires an iLok user ID and license manager for activation but no hardware dongle is necessary. It is compatible with Windows 7 to 11 and macOS 10.14 Mojave to 15 Sequoia on Intel and Silicon processors. Supported plugin formats include AudioUnit, AAX, VST, and VST3. Activation allows three simultaneous licenses transferable between computers or iLok dongles.