VREV-63 v1.0.0 WiN MAC

Team R2R | 13 February 2024 | 81.9MB

PLATFORM: AU/VST2/VST3/AAX

The VREV-63 is the ripping reincarnation of the legendary tube driven spring reverb from the sixties: the godfather of surf guitar sound! Hooked up in front of an amp, the drippy and splashy sound of this mysterious box has inspired countless reggae, dub, garage, rockabilly, jazz and spaghetti western artists. Play off the hook on incredibly long and inspiring reverb tails!

VPRE-72 Vintage Tube Preamp WiN

TCD | 13 February 2024 | 4.2 MB

x64: AAX, VST3, VST2 | x86: VST3, VST2

EPIC TUBE SOUND.

Some pieces of classic studio equipment just don’t need an introduction: Here is the VPRE-72! The archetypal preamp was released in the early 1950s and built by several iconic brands such as Maihak, TAB, Siemens and TFK. A legend in itself to the present day, the V72 also became the blueprint for the later V76 and the classic REDD.47 preamps used on numerous Beatles sessions.

Efektor WF3607 v1.2.1 WiN

JustFun598 | 02 March 2023 | 24.88 MB

PLATFORM: WiN64 – VST/VST3/AAX(MODiFiED)

Designed to mimic the “wa wa” sound from a Wah pedal. WF3607 features 6 modes of filtering effect taken from the familiar crybaby sound to synth-like filters. In the 1920s guitar players were fascinated by the “wa wa wa” sound made by trumpet players by opening and closing their mutes. Its filtering effect alters the resonance of the instrument and it feels to increase the expressiveness of playing. More than 40 years later, an accidental invention resulted in a device that forever changes the sound of guitar. This pedal eventually known as the Cry Baby*. Next, in the 1970s, an aborted synthesizer project resulted in an similar “wah wah” effect, which later known as Mu-Tron* III envelope filter. These two devices revolutionized almost every genre of music as we know it today.

.:Portal v1.2.1 WiN:.

Team R2R | 14.02.2023 | 39.7 MB

Built to be Musical

With PORTAL, granular synthesis takes your sounds to another dimension. Easily alter any audio input—VSTs, drums, vocals, live guitar, you name it—in a new and musical way.

DynaQ v2.0.3 WiN

MOCHA | 01 August 2023 | 9.2 MB

Filtering and sound shaping is essential, when it comes to balance out recordings, fitting signals into the mix or doing creative sound design. But what might be great for the loud part of the signal, is not necessarily good for the quiet part and reverse. Dynamic EQs are around for quite a while and are doing a great job on dynamic selective filtering. On the other hand, dynamic EQs can be a little bit difficult to understand, especially when it comes to below and above the dynamic threshold of the processing and it is also hard to deal with complex filter curves. Therefore, we invented a complete new but very simple approach to dynamic selective processing. This not only allows to add complex filtering curves very fast, but also analog style saturation and stereo widening. We call it Dynamic Split Processing.

SLAP v2.1.1.303 WiN

Team R2R | 26 January 2023 | 6.97GB

Upbeat, lively, colorful

SLAP is the wild child among our bassists. A modern, sophisticated and off the wall virtuoso. Forget about cheesy slap sounds à la Seinfeld! Driving your song with character and soul, this is the ever energetic creative live wire. In parallel there’s all the reliable professionalism you expect: SLAP shows up on time and lays down incredibly realistic basslines. Best of both worlds! With SLAP you will compose impressive bass performances easily.

The Legend v1.5.0 WiN MAC

TEAM R2R | 13 November 2023 | WiN: 131 MB | MAC: 137 MB

(x64, AAX*, AU, VST3i, VST2i)

Developed in cooperation with vintage synth specialist, The Legend is designed to faithfully emulate one of the most famous vintage analog synths. Moreover, numerous innovative enhancements greatly increase its versatility. Unprecedented precision: Every component, ranging from the voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs), voltage-controlled filter (VCF) and voltage-controlled amplifier (VCA), have been modeled to an accuracy never seen before in software. The snappy filter and amplifier envelopes have been meticulously modeled, as well as the massive bottom end – even the most marginal effects like temperature drift or effects originating from the power supply have been taken into account.