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Noize 2 Black Friday pricing is 49% off, $35 until Dec 7, 2026, on denise's adaptive noise generator plugin that follows the volume of your track and mixes noise in at the level you set.
Noize 2 grew out of a plugin contest. Swedish producer Jamie Boyle won denise's 2018 contest, and the company built his idea into the first Noize. After a year of user feedback, version 2.0 arrived.
Noise is a trick many professional producers use to flavour their tracks. It can make digital samples and synths sound more natural, add grit to bass synths and leads, and give drums more character and sustain.
Noize 2.0 brings three new noise types, plus the option to load and edit your own noise profiles. The maker says the community asked for both.
During testing, denise found that a reversed vocal sample on drums and rhythmical synths works surprisingly well. That gives you a starting point for custom samples.
Load it on a track, turn adaptive mode on and mix in the noise you like. From there, dial in rise, fall, HPF, LPF and the stereo controls to shape how the noise behaves and how it sounds.
In the box, the maker points to adding power and aggression to tight bass lines and analog flavour to pads, leads and percussion loops. It also suggests vintage-sounding vocal parts and reshaping the attack and sustain of any element in your mix.
With studio recordings, you can add width and depth to cleaned-up drums and percussion, build room tone from scratch, and bring up the presence of guitars, strings and vocals.
Solo mode mutes the source signal, so the generated noise alone can go to an effects bus. Bit crushing, flanging, tap-delay and reverb on that bus open up more options, and custom samples add to them.
Yes. The Noize 2 Black Friday deal is 49% off, bringing the adaptive noise generator plugin to $35. The offer ends Dec 7, 2026.
Noize 2 is an adaptive noise generation plugin from denise. It generates noise that follows the volume of your track in real time, which the maker says can add grit, natural feel, character and sustain to synths, bass, drums and vocals.
On macOS it comes as VST, VST3, AU and AAX, native on Apple Silicon, and needs OSX 10.7 or newer. On Windows it comes as VST, VST3 and AAX, and needs Windows 7 or newer. Both are 64-bit only.
Yes. Noize 2.0 lets you load and edit your own noise profiles. The sample editor window has filters and pitch control, and you can use the solo option to send the generated noise to an effects bus.
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