Terrific on bass guitars, kicks, vocals, parallel processing, buses and more, the 1176 is one of the most iconic limiters of all time for good reason. With the MC77 you have access to the same unrivaled tone and lightning-fast response as the original 1176, with the added bonus of onboard sidechaining, stereo linking, and more.
The HG-Q plugin, a meticulously modeled version of the forthcoming HG-Q hardware EQ that’s seven years in the making. Building on the acclaimed collaboration that brought the HG-2 to life, this revolutionary EQ combines analog warmth with cutting-edge flexibility and tonal depth, bringing an entirely new dimension to EQs.
Meet your mix bus’ best friend: HG-2. HG-2 tube processor on their mixes. The Stereo processor’s multiple, diverse tube circuits not only make tracks sound richer and fuller, they also make them sound louder, bigger and punchier at the same peak level. Much more than a mere distortion box, the HG-2 can impart subtle harmonic coloration and sparkle without compromising fidelity, or add brilliant saturation that totally changes the character of a sound.
RRS AQ550 | RRS AQ550b | RRS AQ560 | RRS Bass Enhancer | RRS BQ-A | RRS Comp 609 | RRS EQ3 | RRS EQP-1A | RRS Exciter | RRS Fuse Stereo Image | RRS SA360 | RRS uniQ | RRS Ivoks | RRS EQ302 | RRS EQ560 FREE | RRS HLF-3C | RRS SA60
New product has been released! Flagship maximizer plug-in “DeeMaximizer” ! DeeMaximizer is the flagship maximizer for natural and powerful loudness! The 32-band, multi-frequency maximizer produces overwhelming loudness. In addition, the zero-latency operation allows it while checking the loudness at the time of production.
Classic rotary sounds with rich tube warmth and easy rotor speed control.
A comprehensive collection of analogue modelled plug-ins for Windows and Linux, transforming your digital audio workstation into a versatile virtual analogue mixing and mastering environment. Available as VST2, VST3, AAX and CLAP plug-ins. Use with your existing Windows DAW, or if you are considering switching to Linux, with more host applications now available, class-compliant device support – often right out of the box – and greater ease of set up, it’s never been easier to harness the power of Linux for world-class audio performance.
