Coro Plate · In beta

A plate that knows when to bloom.

One wide, cold, beautiful space. Held notes bloom into it. Fast runs stay clear — the plate gets out of the way.

CORO PLATE · LISTENING PLATE REVERB — the plate blooming and clearing10 s seamless loop · muted
Bloom / Duck

It swells when you sing. It clears when you run.

Held

Hold a note. Watch it rise.

Hold a note and the plate leans in — the tail swells up under it, as much as +3 dB, until the note and the space are one thing. Let go and it hangs there, cold and wide.

bloom 50% · swell 1.2 s · bloom now +2.9 dB

Coro Plate mid-bloom: ripples spreading across the suspended plate, HELD lit, +2.3 dB
Ducked

Play fast. It steps back.

On a run, the plate ducks under your notes so every one lands clean. No washed-out passages, no reaching for the mix knob mid-song. The moment you slow down, the space comes back.

duck 30% · responds in < 20 ms

THE TAIL, UNDER A RUNFAST RUNWIDEDUCKEDWIDE
The controls

Nine knobs. No manual.

Space

The room itself.

Pre-delay
20 ms
Decay
2.5 s
Size
100%
Mix
25%

Tone

How cold the steel runs.

Damping
40%
Mod
30%
Low cut
150 Hz
High cut
7.0 kHz

Bloom

Held notes swell, fast runs clear.

Bloom
50%
Duck
30%
Swell
1.2 s
Bloom now+2.9 dB
DuckedBloom
Inside Coro, or on its own

Comes with Coro. Or on its own.

Every copy of Coro includes Coro Plate as the chain's reverb — run it in series after the echoes for one big space, or in parallel so the reverb sits on the guitar alone. Just want the plate? It also runs as its own plugin in any host.

On its own · launch price$29$39Coro Plate as a plugin for any host.
Inside Coro · launch price$79$99The amp engine with Coro Plate and every other module built in.
Series vs parallel

One big space, or two clear ones.

DELAYREVERBDELAYREVERBOUT

Series: the echoes get reverb. Everything lives in one big space.

Formats

Ready where you play.

AUVST3Standalone macOS