Boz Digital Labs launched El Clapo 2, combining three previous plugins into one complete percussion tool. The new release merges El Clapo, Das Boot, and Le Snappet to help musicians create realistic claps, stomps, and snaps for music production.
The company rebuilt the plugin from scratch with faster workflow features and improved sound quality. Users can access all percussion elements through a single interface instead of switching between separate programs. The updated step sequencer lets producers create complex patterns more easily than before.
The plugin works natively on Apple Silicon processors, offering better performance with less computer processing power needed. Sound designers can adjust crowd size settings and microphone blends to create everything from intimate solo claps to massive stadium-style stomps.
The software includes professional equalization, reverb effects, and compression tools to shape the final sound. Both Mac and Windows users can run El Clapo 2 in common plugin formats, including VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX.
Early buyers can purchase the plugin for $39.99 during the introductory period, before the price increases to the regular $79 rate.
The company rebuilt the plugin from scratch with faster workflow features and improved sound quality. Users can access all percussion elements through a single interface instead of switching between separate programs. The updated step sequencer lets producers create complex patterns more easily than before.
The plugin works natively on Apple Silicon processors, offering better performance with less computer processing power needed. Sound designers can adjust crowd size settings and microphone blends to create everything from intimate solo claps to massive stadium-style stomps.
The software includes professional equalization, reverb effects, and compression tools to shape the final sound. Both Mac and Windows users can run El Clapo 2 in common plugin formats, including VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX.
Early buyers can purchase the plugin for $39.99 during the introductory period, before the price increases to the regular $79 rate.
