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FX Simulator (Experimental)

Real-time effect chain simulation

Input Source Set input source and basic levels
Source
Input Device
Select an audio interface or external device
Input Level
0 dB
Level
IN
OUT
① Noise Gate
Threshold −50 dB
Attack 10 ms
Release 200 ms
Gate
OPEN
② Compressor
Threshold −24 dB
Ratio 4 : 1
Attack 3 ms
Release 250 ms
Knee 10 dB
Makeup Gain +6 dB
③ EQ
Low (80Hz) 0 dB
Mid (1kHz) 0 dB
High (8kHz) 0 dB
Mid Freq 1.0 kHz
④ Distortion / OD
Type
Drive 50
Tone 3.5 kHz
Level 50 %
⑤ Amp Simulator
Amp Type
Gain 30
Bass 0 dB
Mid 0 dB
Treble 0 dB
Presence 0 dB
Cabinet
Master Vol 80 %
⑥ Chorus
Rate 1.5 Hz
Depth 4 ms
Mix 50 %
⑦ Delay
Time 375 ms
Feedback 40 %
Mix 30 %
BPM Sync
⑧ Reverb
Room Size 1.5 s
Damping 50 %
Pre-delay 20 ms
Mix 25 %
Output Output
Output Level
0 dB
Oscilloscope

Guide

FX Simulator — Features & How to Use

Apply effects to mic input or oscillator in real time. Processors for guitar, vocals, drums, and more.

Basic Operation

Getting Started

1
Select input — Mic or Oscillator. Mic requires browser permission.
2
▶ Start — Begin signal processing. Monitor levels on the VU meter.
3
Enable effects — Toggle each effect with the switch at the top of its card.
4
Adjust parameters — Fine-tune with sliders in real time.
Effect Guide

Noise Gate — Mutes below threshold. Removes mic noise and hum.

Compressor — Compresses dynamics. Threshold, Ratio, Attack, Release.

EQ — 3-band equalizer (Low / Mid / High).

Distortion — Harmonic saturation. Drive = intensity; Tone = brightness.

Amp Sim — Simulates cabinet/amp coloring. Clean, Crunch, Lead, Bass presets.

Chorus — Subtle detune and delay. Rate and Depth.

Delay — Echo effect. Time (ms), Feedback (repeats), Mix.

Reverb — Room ambience. Room Size and Wet/Dry Mix.

Tips
Test guitar tones
Simulate your full effect chain before recording.
Learn vocal processing
Noise Gate → Compressor → EQ is the classic vocal chain.
Isolate each effect
Toggle one effect at a time to hear exactly what it does.