Analog Obsession – Distox 2.1 VST, VST3, AU WIN.OSX x86 x64
Multi-mode distortion. Not a specific model. Completely unique design with true component and circuit modeling. Fully emulated linear amplifiers, preamps and distortion blocks. • HPF…
Multi-mode distortion. Not a specific model. Completely unique design with true component and circuit modeling. Fully emulated linear amplifiers, preamps and distortion blocks. • HPF…
Exact emulation of stereo compression on the master bus. The unique sound of the original IC input and dual VCA amplification amplifier with additional features!…
The Chromaphone impresses with its full dynamics of acoustic accuracy. An amazing variety of timbres: anything from a tiny meek strum to a massive roar…
SideMinder is a dynamic stereo-width amplifier that can increase the width of a stereo track, bus and / or master mix WITHOUT the risk of…
When it comes to reverb, it all depends on the sound quality. Verberate is an algorithmic reverb plug-in that simulates a real acoustic environment with…
Acon Digital released the Verberate 2 plugin, which has a new Vivid Hall reverb tail processing algorithm and offers many settings to get the desired…
Applied Acoustics Systems has released the Strum Acoustic GS-2, a modeling acoustic guitar synthesizer that brings a fresh solution to producers and composers to create…
INFINIT ESSENTIALS presents TRAPSOUL VST, a first-class VST tool designed specifically for fans of the R&B or R&B Trap genres. It is simple and intuitive,…
When it comes to reverb, it all depends on the sound quality. Verberate is an algorithmic reverb plug-in that simulates a real acoustic environment with…
Pastfabric is a micro-splicing machine that works in real time with what you put in your buffer. He was inspired by granular microsound (such as…
Fathoms is an ambient processor that can turn anything you want into a crystallized sound landscape, a harmonic hum or infinite space with a pitch…
Having trouble creating the perfect chord sequence? Aren’t you passionate about music theory to know which notes will sound good with others? Well, we know…