
Vintage tape and grit
Wobbly tape, dusty samplers, a hissing gramophone, a broken cassette deck - all rolled into one warm, wonderfully broken colour unit.
One-stop dirt shop

Lofi emulations and emotions
SNOP gives you ultra-quick access to the sound of vintage machines including computers, cassette decks, record players, VHS recorders, samplers, and even video game consoles. Just select a machine and pick a preset, each one is modeled after a unique medium.
Move the slider to hear before/after
Taped from TV










Analog machine emulations
SNOP's analog devices replicate the unique imperfections of mediums like cassette tapes, VHS, and records through countless non-linear processing steps. These include wow, flutter, bias, azimuth shifts, phase errors, noise, filters, dropouts, tape saturation, stereo imaging, and custom impulse responses, all capturing the authentic character of each machine.












Digital machine emulations
If a digital device such as a sampler is chosen in SNOP, this may include things such as sampling rate, bit depth, DC quantization method, interpolation, pre and post-filtering (anti-alias filtering), noise floor and fluctuations, dithering, and frequency response by convolution.
Comparisons are mixed up for a blind test. The goal was never to make 1:1 replicas, but hey - you be the judge.
Can you tell which is which?










6 modules to F it up more
Reduce the sampling rate, wonk the pitch, add some dub delays, sweep the filters, and mess with the stereo image with the fine-tunable modules.

The true power of the modules lies in their versatility and precision. Quickly tailor the impact on different parts of the frequency spectrum, Downsample the low and mid frequencies at distinct rates for unique textures, modulate the pitch of the highs while preserving the integrity of the lows, or break the rules and create an expansive, wide bass that fills the room.
MADD3E DEMO
Plenty of presets
Why start from scratch when you can dive right in? With a collection of hand-crafted presets, each one is a shortcut to sonic inspiration. Whether you're looking for gritty textures or smooth warmth, there's a preset ready to spark your creativity and transform your sound instantly. Just scroll, select, and let the SNOP happen!
Way to make presets a selling point lol. But seriously though, it's got practical combos for all types of use cases.

Put 'em on blast
The output stage lets you dial in ultra-tight, scorchy saturation with soft limited tape compression or distortion. Need something extra? Create a pseudo side-chain effect with Bassduk, or tighten up drum breaks with Dr Pump - the single-slider transient designer with a magic touch.
But that's not all - blend in a wide range of hiss, crackle, and noise to perfect your lofi vibe. And for the finishing touch, SNOP comes equipped with a tape stopper slowdown effect, making SNOP your one-stop lofi shop.
Noises
SNOP has a wide selection of lovingly recorded noises from different mediums and devices that can be used to sprinkle on top of your audio, or rather merge with it.
Each noise has its own tuning which affects how it interacts with the original audio signal in a certain way, from dynamically attenuating the volume to cutting the high end or just simmering on top, however the noise would affect the signal in real life.

Don't stop the SNOP
You have to feel it.
We already have RC-20 Retro Color, Decimort, TAL Sampler, and countless other great plugins. Do we need another one?
Yes, I for one can't get enough. I created SNOP to satisfy my long-time love for old consumer-level audio gear and the profound feelings of nostalgia they bring.
I needed one that did everything I need, laid out just how I want it and with the precise sound that I like from some of these machines.
Hopefully we have the same taste. Get all of them!
/ Blezz Beats

FAQ
If your DAW hosts VST3, AU, or AAX, yes.
Runs where you do
- VST3
- AU
- AAX
- macOS 11+ (Intel & Apple Silicon)
- Windows 10+
- Ableton Live
- Logic Pro
- FL Studio
- Reaper
- Cubase
- Studio One
- Pro Tools
- Bitwig
Anything that hosts the listed formats should work. Shout if you hit an edge case.






