Watch your waves! Wave Observer Pro is an oscilloscope and monitoring plug-in for time-domain audio analysis. It visually supports mixing, mastering and sound design by offering a number of unique features.
Created with Plugivery Development, Stomp Board is a standalone host application/plug-in including a guitar preamp section and 8 guitar effect pedals taken from the original BBE Stomp Ware classics. Stomp Board is available now in AAX, AU, VST and VST3 format for Windows and macOS from worldwide dealers.
A versatile graphical EQ plug-in with a wide range of zero latency analogue modelled filters and a realtime FFT display. The ACM210X1 graphical EQ plug-in proves that digital EQ doesn’t have to sound digital. Using innovative processing algorithms to accurately model analogue filters, without extra latency or high CPU demand, the ACM210X1 delivers the desirable qualities of analogue EQ with digital precision.
The BBE Sonic Sweet v4 plug-ins gives you exactly the same brightness, clarity, and fullness as the hardware modules with the added bonus of being fully automatisable. The “Sonic Sweet” bundle consists of four amazing plug-ins that bring the legendary BBE Sound into your productions.
Creative Rotations, SLURP is a digital synthesizer that convert traditional oscillations into rotations. Control these rotational dynamics with 3 oscillating sources of your choice.
The vintage breeze of classic studio equipment combined with modern day, easy to apply digital processing makes this bundle the perfect chain of tools for everyday mixing.
THE FOUR CONTROLLER PAGES | Imagine a classic games console. You have the console itself but without a game, it doesn’t do anything. This is like the compression engine of Curvature. You need to load a game or, in our case, a compression model. Inserting a game cartridge, the console boots up and you see something on the TV screen. But you can’t move the character or do anything yet. You first need to plug in a controller. But which one? The most popular peripheral for the NES, after the standard controller pad, was actually the NES Zapper, the laser gun. But with the zapper, you can’t do all that much. Surely the joystick controller is better because it’s more powerful with more controls? And don’t forget the adapter which allowed you to add four controllers instead of just two!
