Mikron Chorus was inspired by the Juno chorus, the chorus effect found in the Roland Juno synthesizer as well as the Boss/Roland chorus pedals from the 70/80ies. It has the same signal routing as the Roland/Boss CE2, and the spectral characteristics of its bucket brigade delay chips, but without the noise that always accompanies bucket brigade delays.
Mikron Chorus has the same ease of use as the pedals it was inspired by, with just a few handy extra features. Where the CE2 only had adjustable rate and depth. Mikron Chorus adds adjustable delay time, feedback and mix. This gives you not only more flexibility, but makes it also possible to use Mikron Chorus as a flanger by dialling in shorter delay times, and adding feedback. Last, but not least there is the stereo mode that you can use to give the chorus extra spaciousness.
Sound Examples
Eighties Guitar
First 4 bars are clean. After that Mikron Chorus has been added.
Floating Rhodes
First 4 half is clean. Second half with Mikron Chorus..
Another fine Rhodes
First 4 bars are clean. After that Mikron Chorus has been added.
Rocker flanger
First bar flanger off, second bar mono flanger on, third bar off, fourth bar mono flanger off, last part:stereo flanger + Mikron Delay.
User Interface
![[Mikron Chorus GUI]](/plugins/mikron/chorus/images/screenshot.png)
Features
- vintage 70/80ies sound
- intuitive, easy to use interface
- low cpu
System requirements
Windows: 10, and up
Mac OS X (Intel or Apple Silicon ): 10.11 (El Capitan), and up
Native Apple M1 support
Mikron Chorus is available in VST3 (64-bit), AU (64-bit), and AAX (64-bit) format
Mikron Chorus supports Native Instruments’ NKS format.
