Infinity 2 Digital Audio Effects Infinity 2 includes over 40 different digital audio effects. These effects offer a glimpse into the audio processing possibilities offered by Infinity. These effects can be used to enhance incoming audio from your computer's audio card, or process a synthesizer sound or wave file in real time.

Most importantly, each of these effects can be used as a plug-in for your audio sequencer or sample editing software. This is accomplished through Infinity's DirectX 8.0 and VST support. Since all major audio tools include support for at least one of these two formats, you can use any of Sound Quest's pre-created effects or any effect you create in your favorite software. Now if you can't find the effect you want, you can always create it.

This page may take some time to download but it will give you a look at just some of the different effects which are included with Infinity 2. You can click on each of the graphics for a full view of the effect.

3-Band EQ Efficient high/mid/low Equalization
Parametric EQ Seven bands of parametric EQ with programmable gain and bandwidth
Auto Pan Automatically pan an audio signal with selectable center, rate and depth
BPM Delay Pan and delay audio based on a tempo and selected note
Chorus Add chorusing to the audio signal
Super Crunch Add distortion to the audio signal
Digital Delay Basic digital delay
Overdrive Add overdrive distortion to the audio
Phaser Phase the audio signal
Reverb Add a basic reverb effect to the audio
Tremolo Add a Tremolo effect to the audio
Parametric EQ 7 channels of EQ where each channel can be configured to use a parametric or shelf filter on a specific frequency. The total EQ effect is also displayed
Amp Delay A combination amplifier and delay with modulation
Average Inducer Adds delay and modulation to the audio
Basic Tap Delay A multi-tap delay
Coarse Reverb A basic reverb effect
Fizzle Delay A stereo delay with feedback and high pass filters
Flanger & Multi-tap A stereo flanger and multi-tap delay with modulation and filters
Frequency Shift Basic frequency shifting
Distortion The title says it all...