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Caesura Effects releases Impronta Capture Player and Coppia Octave Pedal for macOS

October 11

Caesura Effects has released Impronta , a free player for Neural Amp Modeler and AIDA-X captures, and Coppia , an octave pedal with a second guitarist in it.

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