iQ is an equalizer plug-in designed to learn the user’s preference. iQ recommends equalizer settings by analyzing user ratings of examples. The result is displayed in a traditional equalizer window where users can fine-tune the recommendation. With iQ, users indicate how much they like each of a series of example settings by arranging dots from left to right,… Read More »
PSP Xenon is a full band, dual-stage limiter featuring an integrated leveler, advanced K-System metering and psychoacoustically optimized wordlength reduction. PSP Xenon offers 64-bit precision processing throughout its entire signal path, and can operate at sample rates up to 192kHz.
Our guitar synthesisers do not use MIDI to achieve their tones. We feel that the MIDI protocol is too crude to deliver the full range of guitar players’ nuances, rendering performances sterile and lacklustre. Pitch information is derived directly using “Literal Nuance Interpretation” which values “feel” above all else. Somebody once said of conventional MIDI guitars, “it feels… Read More »
Beef up your amp with some raw metal tones. This effect is based on an analogue metal oriented pedal. Following the tradition of metal pedals, it has a rather long path, several stages and will distort, band pass, boost hi and low ends, to give your guitar a wide heavy tone. The sound goes through a complex process… Read More »
Powered is a power distortion for your guitar. Simple and light, it is ideal for complex projects with many guitar tracks. Features: 13 Cabinets. Noise gate. Pre-gain and distortion controls. MIDI learn functions. Effects: Wah, Delay and Reverb.
For over 40 years Lexicon has been recognized as the gold standard of digital reverb and effects processing and has continuously introduced leading edge technology for the audio industry. Lexicon has again rocked the audio industry with a complete collection of the finest reverb plug-ins available. The PCM Native Reverb Plug-In Bundle is the ultimate reverb plug-in for… Read More »
Poly-Ana is finally here! Get ready for a new experience in virtual analog synthesis! Poly-Ana uses a different approach than most other VA soft-synths which we feel delivers a sound more authentic to the early analog synths that inspired her features. This “brute-force” method admittedly requires more processing power than other common techniques, but is a far truer… Read More »
Antares Autotune is a program for processing voice. The next generation of the world standard for professional pitch correction, the fastest, very easy to use, high-quality pitch correction tool, dubbed Recording Magazine “The Holy Grail of Sounders”, and known worldwide as the most-sold audio plug-in of all time, Autotune fixes problems Intonation in a vocal or solo… Read More »
It is known that the new is a well-forgotten old. In fact, any popular current is used at first to get bored, and then again to shine, Sometimes even brighter than before. It seems that the FM-sound is destined for the same fate, As it has already happened with analog synthesizers, which recently are again in demand by… Read More »
Neural UpMix is a plug-in for the post-production and mixing communities. Combining precision and creative flexibility it can output 5.1 or 7.1 multi-channel stems from stereo or 5.1 source material and is intended for projects where the original source elements for a conventional upmix are not available. It is especially useful for catalog films, TV series, documentaries,… Read More »
Assimilator EQ-Curve Assimilation and Morphing Learn the sound of your favorite mix and apply it to your own. This in short is what Assimilator does. Equalization is one of the more difficult tasks in recording, mixing and mastering especially when trying to match a certain sound. With Assimilator this process will be fast and instantaneous, 3 steps and… Read More »
What do you do when you have two audio sources, with similar spectral content, and you would like to mix them in a balanced way so that each of the individual parts can be heard? Normally you may spend hours fiddling with the EQ of each source to find the dominant spectral components. Having done this you then… Read More »
