T-Force Trance Gate
Key Features
- Envelope-controlled rhythmic gate effect
- Internal step sequencer with up to 32 steps
- Sidechain mode with stereo input and threshold, attack, and release controls
- Host-synced tempo with insert or send operation
- Multimode filter with 13 filter types
- Separate amp, cutoff, and resonance envelopes
- Two LFOs, modulation matrix, and full automation
Description
T-Force Trance Gate 2 is an envelope-controlled rhythmic gate for chopping pads, leads, and other sustained sounds into repeating patterns. Its internal step sequencer can trigger the amp and filter envelopes, while sidechain mode accepts an external stereo signal and threshold, attack, and release settings.
The effect can run as an insert or send effect and includes stereo audio and sidechain inputs, bypass, host-synced tempo, and a step sequencer with up to 32 steps. Its multimode filter offers 13 filter types, with separate amp, cutoff, and resonance envelope controls.
Two LFOs, a modulation matrix, and fully automatable controls support deeper movement and live parameter changes. The Windows VST listing covers Win32 and Win64 systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does T-Force Trance Gate create rhythmic patterns?
Its internal step sequencer triggers the amp and filter envelopes, and sidechain mode can use an incoming stereo signal to trigger them instead.
Can it be used as a send effect?
Yes. The listing identifies it as suitable for either insert or send operation.
How many filter types are included?
The multimode filter provides 13 different filter types, with cutoff and resonance controls plus envelope amounts.
Which systems and formats are listed?
The catalog lists VST versions for Win32 and Win64, version 1.0.2.
