Spectral filtering
Blur analyzes the frequencies of live audio and applies a set of four spectral filters to the signal.
Use it to soften a loop into atmosphere, make a vocal feel like a synth, create unique textures, or push a sound just far enough away from where it started.
Four ways to texturize
Resynthesize - Strips the sound down to its strongest tones and rebuilds it, turning any input into a synth.
Spread - Smears the sound across time, softening transients into a washed-out, reverb-like blur.
Freeze - Holds the sound's spectrum in place, letting it sustain and linger.
Contrast - Boosts dominant frequencies and suppresses quieter ones, adding spectral artifacts to the sound and making it less defined.
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