Plugin comparison

orph ALIAS vs RC-20 Retro Color

Specs, price and the Dubspot Score, side by side β€” with our verdict on which effect to buy.

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Specs compared

Signalorph ALIASRC-20 Retro Color
Price€39 / $39β€”
Dubspot Scoreβ€”8.6
FormatsVST3, AUVST, AU, AAX
TypeSampler and tape character processorCreative effect / character processing plugin
Price€39 / $39, tax includedβ€”
Trial7 daysβ€”
Sampler charactersSP-1200, MPC60/MPC3000, S950, Mirage, three variants eachβ€”
TapeSubtle, Sat, Worn, LoFi, three variants each, level-matchedβ€”
Latency1011 samples, 22.9 ms at 44.1 kHzβ€”
Audio32-bit float, 44.1–96 kHz, mono or stereo, no sidechainβ€”
FormatsVST3, AUβ€”
macOS10.13 or later, Universal, 64-bitβ€”
Windows10 or 11, 64-bitβ€”
InstallAbout 350 MB, about 110 MB RAM per instanceβ€”
Effect modulesβ€”Noise, Wobble & Flutter, Distortion/Saturation, Degrade (bitcrusher), Reverb (Space), Volume Drops
Plugin formatsβ€”VST, AU, AAX (64-bit)
Mac requirementsβ€”macOS 10.13 or later (64-bit)
Windows requirementsβ€”Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
Magnitude controlβ€”Single slider to scale the intensity of all active effects at once

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