Keep the floor. Or don’t.
Leave the low end solid, or warp it, filter it and grain it while the rest of the loop stays put. Bass Mono keeps the bottom tight when the top gets wide.
Creative multiband FX
There’s more
in that loop.
Find a different texture. Give it movement. Take it somewhere unexpected. Split any loop into low, mid and high, give each band its own effect chain, and hear what else your sound can become.
- 3 bands
- 9 effect slots
- 19 modules
- 4 morphing scenes
The listening room
Play it. Then AfterPlay it.
Solo each band to hear what AfterPlay does to it. Then bring all three back and choose which ones stay original.
AUDIO PENDING · 6 band stems (low/mid/high, dry and wet)
Low band, solo
Hear the low end on its own.
Audio pending: six dry/wet band stems. Waveform is a placeholder.
Mix and match. Keep a band original, twist the others.
Low
Mid
High
Everything stays in sync, so switching never restarts the loop. Loudness-matched. Nothing added outside AfterPlay.
The loop is good.
You’ve just heard it 80 times.
You don’t need another melody. You need to hear the one you already have differently. That’s the whole idea.
Three bands. Nine slots.
Give every part its own twist.
Change the part people hum.
Reverse it in eighth-note chunks. Slow it to half rate. Drift it into chorus. Three slots in series, each with its own mix.
Let the top get strange.
Freeze grains, throw them into space, spin them around the stereo field. The top can float while the groove stays locked.
You decide where the bands are.
Move the crossover points to fit your sound. Solo, mute, bypass or lock any band while you work.
The rack
19 modules. Every one has a face.
Each module draws what it’s doing, so you can see the change before you hear it. Tap one to open it.
Time & rhythm
Time Warp
Beyond the rack
Set it up. Then let it move.
01 · Scenes
Four sounds. One puck.
Save four versions of your rack to the corners. Drag between them, or let Auto Move trace a figure 8 in time with your track. Choose which bands morph.
02 · Motion + Matrix
Draw the movement. Send it anywhere.
Four tempo-synced Motion shapes: Pulse, Swell, Ramp, Throw. Route each one to any module’s mix in the Matrix, with its own amount per slot.
03 · Shapes
Change how it hits.
Punch is a transient shaper on every band: more attack, less body, or the reverse. Duck lets one band push another down, like sidechain inside a single sound. You see input, output and gain reduction as it happens.
04 · Recipes
Stuck? Roll the dice.
Recipes load a whole chain into a band in one click: Tidal Chop, Half-Time Sink, Rewind Stutter, Slow Smear, Offbeat Dive, Triplet Skip. Or press roll and let AfterPlay pick.
How it goes
Start fast. Stay for the “wait, keep that.”
- 1
Roll a recipe
Get a direction in one click instead of an empty rack and a homework assignment.
- 2
Follow your ears
Swap a module, move a split, push a mix. Every change is visible on the module itself.
- 3
Save the moment
Store it as a scene, morph to another, and print the version you want to keep.
“I wanted something I could open when the sound was almost there and I still wanted to play. Give me a direction fast, then let me get inside it and make it mine. That’s AfterPlay.”
Get AfterPlay
Your next idea is already in your track.
- AfterPlay plugin · [FORMATS]
- 19 modules across 3 bands and 9 slots
- Scenes, Motion, Matrix, Shapes and Recipes
- [PRESET COUNT] factory presets
- [UPDATE POLICY]
Before you buy
Will it run on my setup?
- Formats
- VST3 and AU on macOS · VST3 on Windows
- macOS
- [MIN macOS VERSION · Apple Silicon / Intel]
- Windows
- [MIN WINDOWS VERSION · 64-bit]
- Tested DAWs
- [DAWs ACTUALLY TESTED]
- Install
- [INSTALLERS NOT BUILT YET: macOS .pkg + Windows setup]
- Delivery
- [DOWNLOAD METHOD AFTER CHECKOUT]
Questions, answered.
What is AfterPlay?
A creative multiband effect. It splits your audio into low, mid and high bands, and each band gets three effect slots. Scenes, Motion and Recipes let you move between ideas without rebuilding the rack.
Is it an instrument or an effect?
An audio effect. Put it on any track, bus or sample you want to hear differently.
Do I need to know every control?
No. Start with a recipe or preset and change what catches your ear. The deeper controls are there when you want them.
Which formats and systems are supported?
[CONFIRMED FORMATS, OS AND DAW NOTES]
How do I install it?
[INSTALL STEPS ONCE INSTALLERS EXIST]
How does activation work?
[CONFIRMED ACTIVATION AND MACHINE ALLOWANCE]
Is there a trial or refund policy?
[CONFIRMED TRIAL / REFUND POLICY]