About Rotary CLS-222 :

Send your sound spinning

Bring your sound full circle with the instantly recognizable sound of the rotary effect; discover the iconic spinning character heard on countless records, or explore the wilder side of stereo movement with bonus creative features. What goes around…

Definitive rotary emulation

The sought-after analog box that delivered the full-tilt Leslie sound without the need for a spinning box – brought to life in all its stereo analog detail, right in your DAW.

Classic to chaotic

Capture that classic rotation for ultra-smooth stereo sheen, or opt for dizzying compound mayhem & synchronized modulation to explore your stereo field in a whole new way.

Spin any sound in stereo

The rotary effect pairs perfectly with keys and guitars, but Rotary CLS-222 is built to experiment with any sound for everything from psychedelic beats to dense ambient soundscapes.

Creative upgrades

Push Rotary CLS-222 into creative territory beyond its hardware predecessor with thoughtful upgrades like a valve preamp, separate bass & treble speeds, an interactive visualizer, and more.

Features :

• Classic studio rotary effect emulation
• Modeled Op-amp pre-amp circuit
• Additional valve pre-amp circuit
• Continuous stereo width control, from mono to 120% stereo
• Fast, Slow, and Stop modes with ramping in between
• Advanced panel with additional features
• Input high-pass filter
• Separate speeds for Bass and Treble, Hz or sync
• Optional treble-to-bass ratio setting
• Visualizer with 4 phasing options
• Multi-shape distance controls for Bass and Treble
• Dry/wet
• Optional summed mono input and ‘Dry Bass’ setting
• Built-in preset library
• A/B comparison
• NKS-ready

System Requirements :

Mac OS

• Mac OS 10.13
• 4 GB RAM
• 4 cores CPU, 3.4 GHz (4.0 GHz Turbo-boost) or M1 CPU
• 1GB free hard disk space
• OpenGL 2.0 compatible GPU

Windows

• Win 10 (64bit)
• 4 GB RAM
• 4 cores CPU, 3.4 GHz (4.0 GHz Turbo-boost)
• 1GB free hard disk space
• OpenGL 2.0 compatible GPU
• ARM processors not supported on Windows