M-Leveller is an intelligent event-based volume automation plug-in that delivers consistent levels with unmatched transparency and superhuman precision. It adjusts the gain of audio events right before they occur, ensuring precise control without compromising dynamics or tone.
We’re thrilled to unveil our latest plug-in: GRFX – Granular Effects. Our granular dream began with FRMS and now lives on with GRFX. Deconstruct ordinary sounds and reassemble them into lush pads, pulsing rhythms, organic textures, and rogue signals from outer space. Sparse or dense, harsh or shimmering, GRFX is your sandbox for bending reality—layering, modulating, and warping your sound with the ephemeralities of the universe. The granulation engine is equally capable of thick cosmic clouds and probabilistic patterns and sequences, with detailed control over the grains’ properties and shapes. The Harmonic Triangle is the centrepiece of GRFX—an interactive three-way panelfor transposing your sounds into chords, drones, arpeggios, and microtones. Highly playable and prone to happy mistakes, especially when joining forces with the 4 dedicated, cross-modulatable LFOs. Modulation is drag-and-drop simple, with instant modulation amount control and a global Modulation Panel. Using a probability-based routing control, send the grains to the FX chain—featuring 2 multi-effect engines—or directly to the Mixer. Top it off with 2 dedicated sends—Delay and Reverb—each with individual route input controls for layered textures and complex sonic spaces.
Scanner Vibrato is a virtual effect plug-in that aims to recreate the scanner-vibrato effect from a well-known tonewheel organ. The original scanner-vibrato was developed in the 1940s, and was an analog, electromechanical device, consisting of an analog delay line and a mechanical rotor (“scanner”). The rotor was driven by the organ’s internal motor, and therefore its rate was fixed at about 6.9 Hz. The original scanner-vibrato could produce both chorus and vibrato effects, and it offered three depth presets. Read more about the history of the Scanner Vibrato.
DeeQ is a single-band dynamic EQ filter that automatically adjusts the parameters of the EQ based on the incoming envelope or an external sidechain. With DeeQ you can do everything from small adjustments like making room in the mix, to creative wah type effects.
It’s a multimode sequencer plugin. There are 6 sequencer modes available (Acid, Dark, M5816, Step16, Hexa, Euclid). There are 4 modulation signal generators and 8 macro controls available for parameter modulation. You can also insert MIDI effects after the sequencer engine output. There are 9 MIDI effects available (Octave, Transpose, Scale, Harmonizer, Velocity, Note Chance, Note Echo, MIDI Ctrl, MIDI CC). Finally you export the results as a MIDI file using the MIDI recorder.
AmpliTube software has forged a formidable reputation over the years for offering a comprehensive array of digital tone-tweaking tools, but AmpliTube 5 promises to eclipse its predecessors with with a newly designed GUI that is fully scalable and supports Retina displays, an enhanced user experience, and more gear. A lot more gear. All in, there are 129 new models, making for a total of over 400 gear models in the AmpliTube 5 MAX version, plus cabinet section that has been retooled using new Volumetric Impulse Response (VIR) technology, improving power amp/speaker cab interactions for more authentic tone and feel. The VIR tech was developed by measuring 600 IRs per speaker of every existing and new cabinet model, making for 143,000 IRs in total, allowing for a three-dimensional grid interface for mic placement. You can also now import and load your own IRs. Also new to AmpliTube 5, we’ve got an expanded, fully configurable signal chain that allows you to deploy a wet-dry-wet configuration and experiment with more complicated setups – series and parallel routing? Fill your boots.
