This free bundle from Kilohearts contains Snap Heap, a basic snapin host plug-in, alongside 5 free snapins.  Snapins are effectively little plug-ins that you can use within Snap Heap and you get 5 free with the free Snap Heap. Snapheap allows you to configure these Snapins either in series or parallel.  There are other optional snapins that you will need to pay for.

• Free Snapins included
  • Chorus
  • Delay
  • Gain
  • Limiter
  • Stereo

How Do I Get Snap Heap?

• Go to the Kilohearts site and from the menu select Snap Heap.
• Add it to the cart, don't worry if that is all that is in the cart it will be free.
• Checkout and you will need to give your name and email address.
• Click on the Place Your Order button to confirm the 'order'
• You will receive an email with links to download the Mac or Windows version. Note this is a personalised installer, by the email also includes the license key details for your free plug-in.
• Run the installer and it will go ahead and install the free elements. Note that the installer will want to 'phone home' so make sure it has access to the internet and away you go.

• Optional Paid For Snapins
  • Bitcrush
  • Simulate lo-fi sound sources
  • Enhanced stereo effect
  • Comb Filter
  • Cut frequencies at intervals
  • Compressor
  • Dynamics processor
  • Echoing effect
  • Distortion
  • Versatile distortion effect
  • Filter
  • Common filter effects
  • Formant Filter
  • Vocal coloring
  • Frequency Shifter
  • Dissonant shifting
  • Volume control
  • Gate
  • Noise floor removal
  • Haas
  • Stereo widening
  • Ladder Filter
  • Flavorful filtering
  • Volume threshold
  • Phaser
  • Sweeping effects
  • Pitch Shifter
  • Harmonic shifting
  • Resonator
  • Harmonic resonance
  • Reverb
  • Spatial simulation
  • Reverser
  • Reversed echo
  • Ring Mod
  • Multiply and conquer
  • Width and panning
  • Tape Stop
  • Tape speed simulation
  • Trance Gate
  • Sequenced gate
  • Transient Shaper
  • Customize attack charac

Snap Heap is based around up to 4 routable lanes of modular "snapin" effects. Each lane can contain any number of snapins, and have individual gain, panning and dry/wet mixing. You can also move things around easily using drag and drop.

Sometimes you want effects to run in series, and sometimes you want them to run in parallel. In Snap Heap, switching between the two is as easy as the push of a button. Clicking the route button between two lanes links them together in parallel mode, running the same audio through both before mixing them together. Want all four lanes to go in parallel, or have two parallel with pre and post FX, or just about anything else? The choice is yours!