Adios annoying hum! This Noise Reducer plugin is based on the famous ISP® DecimatorTM* noise gate pedal. Like the original, the extremely easy-to-use Noise Reducer gets you smooth, ripple-free noise tracking and keeps your signal pristine. Noise Reducer supports VST, AU and AAX* formats. It works on both Windows and Mac operating systems.
Ideal for revitalizing old recordings as well as sound effects, guitar leads, and more, the PS22 is unsurpassed for Mono-to-Stereo emulation, enhancing individual tracks, and rebalancing the spatial imaging of stereo mixes.
Redline Monitor is a listening, mixing, and mastering tool. It replaces the extreme stereo separation characteristic for headphones with the detailed stereo image of near-field monitor speakers, turning headphones into a portable uniform listening environment. Whether in the studio or on the road, on a full-blown studio rig or your notebook, even in home studios and untreated rooms, with Redline Monitor mixes sound identical where ever you go.
VStomp Amp is a new breakthrough in virtual amp software. Following the development powerful and versatile XTOMP pedal and based on our proprietary CDCM system, VStomp Amp delivers organic, studio-grade sound quality and the exact character of legendary amplifiers.
You can encode standard STEREO (left/right) signal to MS (middle and side) by Mid/Side processing and add EQ and Compressor separately to middle and side, also edit the volume and pan. The output signal is decoded to STEREO finally.
CS-3301 is a channel strip plugin with gate, EQs, compressor, saturation and oversampling. The (noise) gate suppresses noise or any other signal below a certain level. CS-3301 comes with 7 independent filter shaping the sound accurately.The compressor controls the dynamics of the signal. The VU meter monitors level of input/output signal and gain reduction of the compressor.
Blue Cat’s MB-7 Mixer is a unique plug-in that splits the signal into several frequency bands and lets you mix and process them as if they were separate tracks. Each band proposes controls that can be found on a mixing console, and more: bypass, mute or solo each band separately to isolate frequencies you want to work on, adjust the gain, the “stereoness” and the position in the stereo field. When manipulating the stereo image, a master mono switch also lets you check mono compatibility.
