GPW Lift.Build it up.
One knob turns any part into a build-up: reverb, tempo-synced echoes, saturation, a riser and a high-pass sweep, all rising together. Scroll and watch Drop get ready.
Everything rises together
Reverb, echoes, drive, riser and filter all follow INTENSITY. Automate one parameter and the whole build-up happens.
Clean at zero
Every build-up type starts fully clean at 0 %, so GPW Lift can sit on the track for the whole song.
Locked to the grid
1/8 and 1/16 echoes follow your DAW tempo, and Drop bounces on the beat while the song plays.
The big one
A photoreal knob rendered in Blender, 128 frames per turn. Shift for fine moves, double-click to reset.
GPW LiftEight ways up.
Pick a build-up type and turn INTENSITY. Each type moves the reverb, echoes, saturation, noise riser and high-pass sweep along its own curve, from a soft lift to a full white-out. Click a type to load it on the panel above.
- SOFTReverb · low cut
Ghost Rise
A hall that blooms in while the low end of the dry signal thins out. The classic, clean lift.
- SOFTEcho · reverb
Bounce Echo
An 1/8-note echo with feedback on top of the bloom, so the last bars bounce into the drop.
- MEDIUMFilter sweep · reverb
Sky Filter
A high-pass sweep that climbs all the way to 11 kHz while the reverb opens up.
- MEDIUMDouble echo · sweep
Sixteen Lift
1/8 and 1/16 echoes stack up while a high-pass sweep rises to about 8 kHz.
- HARDDrive · sweep · reverb
Grit Climb
Saturation builds to full drive as the high-pass climbs to 14 kHz and the dry signal fades away.
- HARDDrive · echoes · sweep
Chainsaw
Drive, double echoes and a sweep that runs all the way to 17 kHz. Loud, rough and hungry.
- EXTREMEAll blocks · ping-pong
Drop Bomb
Everything at once, with ping-pong 1/16 echoes. The dry signal is almost gone by 100 %.
- EXTREMENoise riser · reverb
White Out
A white-noise riser washes into the hall while a sweep thins the mix out from below.
GPW Lift FAQ
Straight answers about what the plugin does and how to use it.
What is GPW Lift?
GPW Lift is a free build-up effect plugin (VST3, Windows) made by Ghost Producer World. One INTENSITY knob drives saturation, two tempo-synced echoes, a blooming hall reverb, a white-noise riser and a high-pass sweep at the same time, along the curves of the build-up type you pick.
How do I use it on a build-up?
Put GPW Lift on the group or bus you want to lift, then automate INTENSITY from 0 % at the start of the build-up to 100 % just before the drop, and back to 0 % on the drop. At 0 % the signal passes clean, so the plugin can stay on the track for the whole song.
What build-up types are there?
Eight, from soft to extreme: Ghost Rise, Bounce Echo, Sky Filter, Sixteen Lift, Grit Climb, Chainsaw, Drop Bomb and White Out. Each one moves the reverb, echoes, drive, riser and filter along its own curve as INTENSITY rises.
Do the echoes follow my DAW tempo?
Yes. The echoes are synced to the host tempo (1/8 and 1/16 notes), so every repeat lands on the grid at any BPM.
Does it work on mono tracks?
Yes. GPW Lift takes a mono or stereo input and always outputs stereo, so it works on a mono vocal, a lead or a whole mix bus.
Is GPW Lift free?
Yes. Every GPW plugin is free. GPW Lift is coming soon as a Windows VST3; follow Ghost Producer World to hear about the release first.
GPW Lift lands soon.
Free, like every GPW plugin. Leave your email and we will tell you the day it is out.