SPC Color Trip
Send your signal on a psychedelic spectral journey.

“There is no wrong way to use it — explore.”
Spectral Color Trip is a multiband colour and texture processor. It splits your sound into three bands — Low, Mid and High — and runs each through two engines: a Spectral engine that adds harmonic colour and shapes tone-versus-noise, and a Granular engine that shatters the sound into tiny grains you can scatter, pitch, tempo-sync and play backwards. A pre/post Drive stage adds bitcrush and saturation, and a 3D phosphor scope shows your stereo field in real time. Everything is independent per band, so you can keep your low end clean while granulating the highs, or colour only the mids.
In active development — features and versions may change.
Highlights
- Three independent bands — Low (Indigo), Mid (Magenta), High (Gold)
- Spectral engine: harmonic COLOR + CLARITY (tone vs. noise), with per-band LFOs
- Granular engine: GRAIN, DENSITY, SCATTER, SPRAY & PITCH — scatter, pitch, tempo-sync, reverse
- Switchable order — Spectral → Granular or Granular → Spectral
- Pre/post Drive stage with bitcrush and saturation
- Real-time 3D phosphor stereo scope
- Fully resizable interface — drag any corner
At a glance
- Format
- CLAP audio effect (64-bit)
- OS
- Windows 10 / 11
- Host
- Any CLAP DAW (built & tested in FL Studio)
- Version
- 0.14.0
Learn the technique
Not sure if this is the tool you need?
These free guides explain the job SPC Color Trip does — read them first, then decide. No sign-up, no video, just the technique.
Made to be played
Every knob morphs the sound.
SPC Color Trip is built for real-time sound design. Turn a control and the whole signal reacts at once — spectral colour, granular texture and modulation respond live, right in your DAW. Nothing is baked in: every parameter is fully automatable and MIDI-mappable, so you can draw evolving movement, morph a vector-scope signal, and lock in a one-of-a-kind sound no preset could give you.
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