Interpol

Interpol is a small audio plugin developed for helping you work with twelve output parameters, check out ten interpolation curves, as well as add labels to name the functions. In order to make use of the audio plugin’s capabilities and install it on all Windows versions out there, you need to have a VST host like energyXT or VSTHost present on the target system.

Interpol reveals a clean feature lineup. There’s no support for a help manual so you need to take some time and experiment with the dedicated parameters in order to understand how the audio plugin works.

The audio plugin gives you the possibility to calculate the values of the twelve output parameters according to the distance between the pointer (arrows) and the twelve number points.

Interpol lets you set the distance for each point, apply a global setting offset, configure lower and upper limits of the range outputs, make use of ten interpolation curves, specify the rate of the sending values between 1 Hz and 40 Hz, as well as add labels to name the functions.

Audio tweaks can be made in a 2D graphical environment. You simply need to drag and drop the points to the preferred position in the workspace in order to alter the output parameters. You are offered the freedom to move all twelve points at the same time by dragging the integrated arrows.

Tests have pointed out that Interpol carries out tasks quickly and without errors. It is friendly with system resources so the overall performance of the computer is not affected. The audio plugin offers very good output results.

To sum things up, Interpol comes bundled with several handy features for helping you boost the sound. It can be tweaked by less experienced users and professionals alike.