PERSISTENCE
A frequency-domain memory follows the incoming sound, then decays over a chosen time.
CAB SOUNDS / SPECTRAL MEMORY
CAB GHOST.
Let the body linger.
Turn a brief sound into a suspended harmonic memory. Hold it, blur its edges, darken the tail, or let the incoming signal push it gently out of the way.
IN THE SIGNAL
HOLD
Suspend the captured spectrum. Release it to decay, or clear the tail immediately.
BLUR + DAMPING
Spread energy between neighboring spectral bins and soften the high end.
INPUT DUCKING
Lower the effect while incoming audio is active, preserving space for the source.
LISTEN CLOSELY
Hear what
changes.
A short original tone feeds GHOST. The source stops; the spectral body remains. This audio is rendered by the native processor, with no added reverb or external processing.
A short tone becoming a spectral tail
DEVELOPMENT EDITION
A new part
of CAB.
Six authored starting presets, stereo processing, host-state recall and a latency-aligned dry path. The effect reports 1,024 samples of latency. Source-energy normalization and a linked wet peak guard keep dense spectral memories controlled before output gain. Held audio is live memory: bounce it in your DAW to preserve that exact frozen moment.
Separate from the existing CAB Suite checkout. Human listening approval and a signed commercial release remain pending.