Waldorf Nave v1.15 WiN MAC

TEAM R2R | 14.02.2017 | WiN: 301 MB | MAC: 578 MB

AU AAX VST VSTi VST3 x86 x64

The award-winning Nave has succeeded in changing perceptions of what a serious iOS instrument can be, thanks to unique sounds simply unachievable with any other synthesizer. We have often been asked when Nave would be available on other platforms. This new Nave brings that notable Nave sound engine to your favourite DAW. Designers have optimized its spectacular graphical user interface to work with the tried-and-tested computer combo of keyboard and mouse (or track pad) rather than touch screen surface technology, yet nothing has been lost in translation. The featured-packed Nave comes pre-packed with superb sounds, ranging from spatial pads to vivid wavetable scans and cutting leads to solid basses, but, above and beyond that, also an abundance of incredibly imaginative sound worlds – many of them professionally produced by some of the top sound designers around. As a synthesizer thoroughbred at heart, Nave really represents a phenomenal playground for sound creation creativity. Its oscillators offer expanded wavetable functionality with elaborate editing facilities and an extremely effective speech synthesizer.

Chainer v1.2.2 AU VST AAX WiN MAC

Team R2R | Feb 12 2017 | WiN: 104 MB | OSX: 661 MB

The P&M Chainer is a great new way to use your P&M Plug-ins and other VST software inside of your DAW. The P&M Chainer is a “FREE” plugin that natively hosts ALL V.I.P. series plug-ins and can therefore be used to “chain” up to 32 P&M effects within a patch. But once AUTHORISED, the P&M Chainer acts as a host application that can also load and “Chain” any VST effects and/or VSTi virtual instruments. Users can therefore use the Chainer to save great effect presets or any VSTi virtual instrument patches that can be recalled from any DAW at anytime needed.

L-Phase Equalizer v1.0.3.68 WiN MAC

TEAM R2R | 2017.01.26 | WiN: 9 MB | MAC: 25 MB

AU/VST/VST3/AAX

The L-Phase Equalizer features 20 color-coded bands, five filter types, and automatically picks the most common filter or EQ curve based on the frequency where the band is created.

L-Phase Multiband Compressor

TEAM R2R | 2017.01.26 | WiN: 9.8 MB | MAC: 26.3 MB

WiN v1.0.3.84 / OSX v1.0.3.101

AU/VST/VST3/AAX

The L-Phase Multiband features 6 color-coded bands, external sidechain support with audition, Auto Release to minimize pumping, and intelligently sets the attack time based on where the band is created.

Propane v1.0 AU VST VST3 AAX  WiN MAC

P2P | 27.01.2017 | WiN: 3.39 MB | MAC: 14.16 MB

A Unique Mid-Side Panner for Detailed Stereo Placement
A well balanced stereo image is essential in any mix. With regular panning however, the options for placing a rich stereo track in the stereo field are limited. Propane gives you the option to pan the mid signal separately from the side signal of a stereo track. This way you can position the mono part of your track in the stereo field as you like, and use the side information to shape the width and stereo image of the track. Besides giving you much more control in comparison to regular panning, this technique can be used very effectively for compensating for a stereo track with an unbalanced or lopsided centre, or for creative automated and tempo synced stereo effects. Also, it is a very natural sounding alternative for panning a bus reverb.

Kratos 2 Maximizer v2.0.3 WiN MAC

 Team R2R | August 24 2016 | WiN: 45.6 MB | OSX: 8 MB

The latest update, ooh-so-handy limiter / loudness maximizer plugin: Kratos 2 Maximizer, featuring the new Adaptive Mode for Attack and Release parameters, dithering section, up to 4x oversampling, Latency Compensation toggle, and completely redesigned graphics. In addition, the new Kratos 2 Maximizer is now extend their reach to accommodate Reason as well as the Avid Pro Tools users with the support for Rack Extension and AAX plug-ins.

Imperial Delay v1.5.8 AAX VST VST3 WiN

Team UNION | June 02 2015 | 3.4 MB

AAX VST VST3

Imperial Delay was designed from the beginning with two goals: Be the most powerful delay, and be easy to use. As it turns out, those two requirements tend to be at odds with each other. Some delays give you lots of control but require you to get out your lab coat and calculator in order to use it. Other delays sound great with only a couple knobs, but give you almost no options. Imperial Delay does both. Every option that you would need in a delay is available at the twist of a single knob. If you need more control over those effects, you can enter the advanced controls and experiment to your heart’s content.