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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31440, member: 636"]
Fors just made a new music tool called Sala. They call it a ceremonial reverb because it changes tiny sounds into big flowing textures that shimmer. You can create huge echo spaces with this plugin, yet it works equally well for making tight, closer sounds when you need them. Fors kept everything simple on the screen - you only see five knobs to adjust. Most music makers already know what Size, Decay, Tone, and Dry/Wet do since these help shape echoes in standard ways.

The fifth control, named Zoom, might seem strange at first glance. This knob affects what happens before the sound spreads out. Think about how cameras focus - Zoom works that exact same way here. Turn it high for clear, close-up sounds, or turn it low if you want your music to fade back into fuzzy dreaminess. Lower settings make your original sounds blur as they mix with more room tone. Higher settings keep everything sharp but still add space around each note.

Anyone running Windows 10 or newer systems can use Sala right away. Mac users need macOS 10.13 or any later version to make it work. The plugin comes ready for VST3, AU, and CLAP format systems. You can drop this effect into almost any modern music program without problems. The clean design helps beginners jump right in without feeling overwhelmed. Expert producers will appreciate how fast they can dial in exactly the ambience they want without digging through complicated menus.
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