Ample Guitar SC aim to bring a Fender Stratocaster 50th Anniversary Guitar sound to your studio.
EVERMOTION: This isn’t just a sampler—it’s your custom pitch-delay powerhouse, designed to reshape melodies, stack harmonics, and add unparalleled depth to your tracks. Perfectly tuned for guitarists, beatmakers, and sound designers, Evermotion acts like a cutting-edge virtual guitar pedal, delivering fiery textures, lush atmospheres, and insane soundscapes at the touch of a button.
Ample Guitar T aim to bring a Taylor 714CE Acoustic Guitar sound to your studio.
Ample Guitar Twelve aims to bring a Taylor 956 CE 12-string Guitar sound to your studio.
Ample Guitar VC aim to bring a Gibson SG Vintage 61 electric guitar sound to your studio, It is suited for 70 – 80’s vintage rock’n roll.
DP Meter Pro (DPMP) is a unique audio analysis tool: it combines very flexible and customizable audio meters with advanced side chaining control capabilities thanks to its MIDI and automation outputs. The metering capabilities of the DPMP plug-in let you control and monitor audio signals exactly the way you want: almost every aspect of the peak, RMS and crest factor meters can be customized. It proposes five different scales by default, including Bob Katz’s popular K-System scales (K-12, K-14, K-20), and you can create your own. Large colored statistics displays following your own scales are included for an overview of a track, while histograms give you a precise measurement of the dynamic range of the track. The graphs show the evolution of the audio envelopes over time, and the mid-side switch lets you verify mono compatibility problems and check the “stereoness” of your audio sources very easily. Whether you are working with mono, stereo or surround tracks, this plug-in will fit into your workflow.
RYM2612 is a software FM synthesizer in VST, Audio Unit, AAX and Rack Extension formats. It’s an emulation of the Yamaha YM2612 sound chip, best known for being the vibrant voice of the Sega Genesis/Megadrive videogame console. More than a simple sound-alike, the emulation is cycle-accurate to the original chip, that allows reproducing every unique possibility of the synth. On top of this, the amp circuitry of the console has been reproduced too, in order to obtain the same grain you’d get if you plugged the real hardware into your DAW.
