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Euphonic Lab

Handcrafted DSP

The Euphonic Lab effects shown together.

Boutique Series

Euphonic Effects Collection

Ten effects

01 · Measured

The Effects Collection begins with measurements of well-loved gear.

A tape echo's control panel under raking light — mode knob, level meter, switch row and patch field in close-up. A hand setting a pedal on the bench, wired through a passive reamp box and a splitter for measurement.
Capturing new and vintage gear in the studio.

02 · Built

The measurements become plugins with pro features for any session.

Euphonic Drive, Model EDR-1, a saturation system: circuit selector, input and drive controls, tone section and de-esser. Euphonic Chorus, Model ECH-1.
Euphonic Drive and Euphonic Chorus plugins

03 · Expanded

Each plugin adds advanced functions that capture how the hardware is manipulated in real time.

Euphonic Tape Echo expanded: a fourth row opens below the main panel with chassis rate and auto nudge, six nudge-character controls for hand-nudged pitch drift, and a cents meter with nudge up and nudge down. Euphonic Tremolo expanded: a second panel opens to the right with harmonic pivot and wander, transient reset with ramp controls, tempo division and tap, and output clip and limit.
Euphonic Tape Echo Expanded View (Top) Euphonic Tremolo Expanded View (Bottom)

04 · Imagined

Where no hardware exists, new designs are imagined with features built to inspire.

Euphonic Reverb expanded: below the main panel, banded decay with its own modulation and reflections, a signal-processing row with reverse, saturation and ducker, a pitched path with two voices, and a morph section that moves between two settings on an A-to-B position pad.
Euphonic Reverb Expanded View

The Collection

Each effect is a standalone plugin. Sections of each one also appear as modules inside the FX Console.