CamelPhat is a flexible multi-effect that can do anything from fattening up a kick drum, to producing a great guitar sound or powerful dance bassline. Its compressor has been praised for its warmth, and the effect has several analogue-modelled distortion algorithms. The resonant filter is fully configurable and the unit sports a highly innovative band-pass filter. From compression and distortion, to filtering and flange it is a powerful addition to your sonic arsenal.

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CamelPhat can be used on anything; from tin whistles to synthesisers to organ recordings to vocals and beyond. However, CamelPhat positively excels at aiding the production of certain key instruments.


Drums can be made to sound far more punchy and crisp. The Band Pass Filter Unit can be used to remove excessive energy-sapping sub-bass, or to isolate a subdued snare and give it the presence it deserves.

Bass - CamelPhat offers a comprehensive range of possibilities when it comes to dealing with that tricky low end. From tightening up the dynamics on an acoustic bass; giving that oh-so-funky filter 'warp' effect to a synth line; trimming off those irritating high harmonics with the 'Magic EQ'; to turning a flat-sounding signal source into something that has the power, energy and elusive 'phatness' to guarantee that a dancefloor will be rocking so hard that the floor gives way.

Feature highlights

- multiple analogue-modelled distortion algorithms
- flexible filter with an incredible 'phat' sound
- magic eq to enhance the low end
- warm sounding compressor
- flexible band-pass filter
- high-quality, 64bit, analogue-modelled DSP algorithms
- easy to use interface with punch in/out buttons
- randomize feature for instant inspiration

System requirements

PC Pentium II 300 Mhz, 64 MB RAM, Windows 98/ME/2000/XP, VST host