Here is another very cool Chorus Style VST plugin, SuperFly DSP Flying Chorus VST. This is a stunning plugin and a must for all modern music producers.
The GUI look and the chorus features on this plugin are well worth trying!
SuperFly DSP Flying Chorus can be used on leads, pads, stereo to drums and also on vocals. Not to mention that this plugin would sound amazing on pianos and guitars.
These types of chorus plugins were booming back in the 80s, but most modern music producers found space and creative ways of using these a few decades later!
Unlike other chorus plugins, this VST has a built-in sync button, which enables syncing of the frequency with any current drum or other stack patterns. This syncs with any BPM within the DAW, which is pretty cool!
Main SuperFLY DSP chorus plugin features;
- Chorus depth which ranged from 0.00 to 1.00
- BPM sync enable option
- Chorus frequencies range from 0.00 to 4.00 modulation
- Comes with 3 types of different chorus presets
- Chorus stereo width that ranges from 0.00, 0.25, 0.50, 0.75 and 1.00
- Chorus dry and wet features, which range from 0.00 to 1.00
- Resizable GUI
- Low CPU usage
The best part about this VST plugin is the fact that it is free to download and free to use! Designed and developed by superflydsp
If you enjoy this awesome chorus plugin you should also check our other cool chorus VST plugins below;
- Blue Cat’s Vintage Chorus Plugin, Great on Vocals
- Chorus WS1 Free Mono to Stereo Plugin
- Cesium Chorus VST Plugin (For Vocals, Leads and Synths)
We also have a huge collection of free-to-download chorus VST plugins, definitely worth checking out!
Overview of SuperFly DSP Flying Chorus VST Plugin
- Supports: Windows, macOS and Linux
- Comes in VST3 for Windows (supports Windows 7,8 and 10 and will work great on 11)
- Comes in AU for macOS
- Comes in VST3 for Linux
- Free to download
Please note that this is an external download, click on the selected download type and it will start instantly!
Also, please note that this is a VST3 plugin for Windows users, if you’re using FL Studio, you will need to install the plugin into your VST3 plugin folder.
If you are not sure of your VST3 path then make sure you check your DAW’s VST3 preference folder location.
FL Studio’s main VST3 folder is usually located in the location below;
