Multiplier

Multiplier is a doubling and layering effect designed to make a single performance sound larger, wider, and more dimensional. Instead of relying on a simple chorus or static delay, Multiplier creates additional copies of the source with controlled timing, movement, and variation. The result can range from subtle thickening that sits naturally behind the original performance to a more obvious layered effect with noticeable stereo width and motion. Spread controls how widely the copies are distributed across the stereo field, while Depth determines how strongly the doubling effect is heard. Timing adjusts the separation between the original signal and the generated copies, and Humanize introduces variation so the layers feel less mechanical and more like separate performances. Multiplier works especially well on vocals, guitars, synths, keys, and other melodic sources. It can be used to add size to a lead vocal, create wider backing layers, thicken guitars, or give synth parts more movement and dimension without recording multiple takes. Whether used lightly for reinforcement or pushed for a more obvious production effect, Multiplier provides a quick way to add width, depth, and layered character while keeping the original performance at the center.