What's the difference between the two modes in Duality?

Benzonizer = enhancement (saturation, width, compression). Ma'afinator = destruction (bit crush, distortion, glitches). Each mode saves its own settings independently.

Is Duality CPU-efficient?

Yes. Processing only happens when effects are engaged. Visualization can be disabled. Optimized DSP with low latency.

Lifetime Updates

Free forever

Instant Download

Via email

14-Day Refund

No questions

Effects

Duality

Heaven and Hell — Enhance or Degrade

Dual-mode processing
Benzonizer: Saturation, width, compression
Ma'afinator: Bit crush, distortion, glitches
Independent parameter memory per mode
Real-time visual feedback

Coming Soon

Currently in development. Join our newsletter to get notified.

About Duality

Dual-mode effect plugin: Benzonizer for crisp enhancement, width, and edge. Ma'afinator for lo-fi destruction and musical damage. Simple yet lethal.

What It Does

Benzonizer Mode: Crisp processing for adding vastness, edge, and professional sheen
Ma'afinator Mode: Lo-fi destruction with bit crushing and musical damage
Dual-Mode Architecture: Switch between enhancement and degradation modes
Independent Parameters: Each mode remembers its own settings
Real-Time Feedback: Visual metering and parameter displays
Simple Interface: Easy-to-use controls for immediate results
Musical Processing: Both modes maintain musicality even at extreme settings