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15 Lofi Effects In One Plugin
Stop stacking six plugins to get one dusty loop. TRIO runs 15 hand-coded lofi effects at the same time - inside a single window that never gets in your way.
Built for Mac & Windows, TRIO is not a multi-FX menu where you pick one thing at a time. Every effect runs in series, simultaneously, every time you play a note. The three pages are how you look at the plugin, not how it is wired.

Imagine crushing a loop to 8 bits, drifting it with tape wow, dusting it with gated vinyl noise, warming it through a valve stage, washing it in a lush reverb, freezing a slice, sweeping it through a Juno chorus, throwing it across the stereo field on a ping-pong delay, then gluing the whole thing on a real mastering bus - all in one pass, in one window, without a single routing decision.
Features
15 Effects, All Running At Once:
- Bitcrush, Wow & Flutter, Vinyl, Warmth, Space
- Stutter, Chorus, Dust, Filter LFO, Ping-Pong
- Tape Sat, Tilt EQ, Glue, Tape Wow, Width
- Every effect has its own Mix knob and its own bypass
- No routing, no sends, no second plugin
Three Pages, One Signal Path:
- DREAM - the classic lofi chain: bitcrush, tape wobble, vinyl dust and a room that was never there
- GLITCH - the experimental one: freeze a slice, wash it in Juno chorus, throw it across the field
- MASTER - bus polish with a lofi accent, gentle enough to sit on the mix
- The tabs switch what you see, never what you hear
- All fifteen effects process at the same time, in a fixed, musically ordered chain
Bypass That Actually Saves CPU:
- Every effect lives in its own processing node
- Switching an effect off genuinely stops it computing - it is not mixed to zero and left running
- Run all fifteen, or run three, and your CPU meter will know the difference
- Bypassed effects also grey out their own knobs, so the state is never ambiguous
Noise That Breathes With Your Track:
- Vinyl hiss and crackle, plus granular Dust grains
- Both are gated by an envelope follower on your actual audio
- The noise swells as you play and fades out on a long tail when you stop
- It behaves like surface noise on a record, not a noise generator running underneath one
- No more hiss sitting over your silence
A Juno Chorus Worth Turning On:
- Modelled on the bucket-brigade circuit of a classic 80s synth
- Triangle LFO, not a sine - shallow, wide, and warm
- Bandlimited wet path, because real BBD chips are dark, and that lost top end is the warmth
- No feedback, which is exactly why it stays lush instead of turning metallic
- The right channel runs the inverted sweep, so the two sides drift apart and back together
Real Tape Character:
- Wow and flutter as two separate layers - the slow sway and the faster shimmer over it
- Tape saturation calibrated in real decibels with level-matched output, so more drive means more colour, not more volume
- Asymmetric bias for even-harmonic warmth
- Pre and de-emphasis around the saturation stage, so harmonics land in the midrange where tape actually colours
Movement & Space:
- Stutter captures a short slice and repeats it - slow and long is a stuck record, fast and short is a rhythmic buzz
- Filter LFO sweeps a resonant filter exponentially across the audible range
- Ping-Pong is genuinely stereo - the input enters one side, and the repeats alternate across the field
- Space is a lush stereo reverb, deliberately smoother than everything around it
A Mastering Bus Built In:
- Tape saturation, one-knob tilt EQ, glue compressor with full attack and release
- Mid/side width that keeps the low end mono, so the bass stays solid however wide you go
- Safety limiter with an adjustable ceiling on the output
- Ruin your signal, then make it sit in a mix, without leaving the plugin
100 Presets, 9 Folders:
- 100 factory presets, hand-tuned - no filler and no near-duplicates
- Every single preset uses the whole plugin, not one page of it
- Nine folders: Tape Room, Dream & Wash, Chorus & Shimmer, Motion & Filter, Glitch & Broken, Delay & Space, Extreme, Character, Bus & Master
- From Sunday Tape and Rainy Window to Total Collapse and Blown Speaker
- Loading a preset sets everything at once, so nothing quietly stacks up as you browse
An Interface You Can Actually Read:
- Hand-drawn - every stroke rendered like pencil on paper, no brushed metal and no fake screws
- Full dark mode, one click away
- Hover any control for a plain-English description at the bottom of the window
- Drag a knob to change it, double-click to reset it
- Theme and tooltip settings are stored outside the preset system, so they follow the plugin and not the sound
- Windows: VST / VST3 (64 bit)
- Mac: AU / VST / VST3 (64 bit)
- Windows 7, 8, 10 or above
- 4 GB RAM / 2 GB free space on system drive
- OS X 10.9.5 Mavericks or above
- 4 GB RAM / 2 GB free space on system drive
- Native Apple Silicon support
- Works in most major DAWs (FL Studio, Logic, Ableton Live), excluding Pro Tools (No AAX)
Reviews Summary
While it aims to provide a helpful overview, it may not capture every perspective or detail. We encourage you to read individual reviews to make an informed decision.
Users generally praise the plugin for its high sound quality, versatility, and efficient workflow, highlighting strong nostalgic vibes, low CPU usage, and quality built-in effects like delay and reverb. However, criticisms point to an underwhelming vinyl effect, difficult-to-read small fonts, and mixed opinions on whether it justifies its standard price.

