DirectionalEQ lets the user equalize specific directions in the stereo field. It features five independent bands which can be set to operate specifically at, say, 30 degrees, -20 degrees, etc. An overall gain in those directions is possible as well.
“Pinky Ring” Sample pack with 320 samples. It features chord and melody loops, 808 basslines, drum fills and one-shots, and some cool sound effects. In other words, a complete package for creating quality beats. Certainly, the included samples and loops are intended primarily for Trap, Phonk, and New School. However, a skilled producer would find a good use for them in any Hip-Hop type beat. In this pack, you will find a huge array of sounds, timbres, and moods. First, ripping sliding sub-bass loops that will astound your listeners. Second, mesmerizing melodies and eerie chord progressions played on a variety of electronic instruments will hypnotize them and draw their attention. Third, the rattling drum grooves and fills introduce fresh new sounds and rhythms while keeping familiar patterns. Additionally, you can exercise your creativity using more than a hundred one-shot samples included in the pack. There is as much musical swag as one could take in in one go. So with this kit, you have a chance to flex your fresh beats just like you would flex with your pinky ring.
With more and more hosts going 64 bit only, a universal, cross-platform bit bridging tool is an essential part of the toolbox of every audio engineer who doesn’t want to lose all those precious (and often legendary) 32 bit plugins still waiting to be used. Enter Bridgewize: the only bit bridging application that covers both VST and AU plugins on Mac and VST plugins on Windows. It uses the same proprietary wrapping technique that has already been successfully introduced with Metaplugin3, but now in a dedicated standalone package that allows you to selectively create seamlessly bridged versions of your favourite 32 bit babies.
ZUPFGRETEL – cinematic Autoharp
This is my best soundbank yet! It’s provided with superphat leads, basses and pads that you just can’t believe are made with software! I have build this soundset during a long time to get it sound as good as possible! My goal is not to try to make software sound as good as hardware, but have it sound much more powerful than hardware! It includes different syntharchitecturs. One is an emulation of the classic Supersaw (from Roland) and many of the patches is build around that! But there are also many patches that takes the sound even further! With this soundset you just don’t get the sounds but also the opportunity to work with the synths I have built and make your own sounds with it!
Sometimes you just don’t want to spend much time on finding the ideal EQ settings (and, with beasts like IIEQPro and LP10, you can easily lose yourself in all the options), but just turn a knob and know it will sound right, because someone else has figured out the most musical response for you. In the case of the 6144, this person has been the designer of the Neve Portico 5033, which was the role model for this software EQ. Hats off to the man! Unique gain-Q-interaction and custom made low- and high shelf filters make sure you can apply even extreme settings without getting harsh or muddy results. Add a little bit of saturation for that extra warmth, et voila! There you go…
Chorddetector, an mp3/wav-player with an integrated chord detection algorithm. It’s extremely simple to use: just load the song whose chords you’re interested in, press play and see the displayed chords in realtime, so that you can play along with your instrument. Very useful for covering songs, which, as we all know, is the basis of virtually all successful band careers!.
