Crescendo v11.26 WiN

Team BTCR | 11 October 2025 | 5.05 MB

..:: Music Notation Software ::..

Crescendo Music Notation Software – Music note writing and composing software. A simple and intuitive way to write musical notation, Crescendo allows composers to write, save and print their music compositions on their computer. The wide array of sheet music symbols, time and key signatures, along with a free-form layout, gives a composer optimum control over creating sheet music for their arrangements.

Switch Plus 13.18 WiN

Team BTCR | 09 August 2025 | 5 MB

Universal audio converter supports all popular formats Convert or compress sound files in minutes, Batch audio converter to convert many files at once, Extract audio from any media file including video, Supported Audio File Formats: wav, mp3, wma, m4a, ogg, mid, flac amr, aac, au, aif, raw, dvf, vox, dss and many other audio formats.

REAPER v7.55 x86 x64 WiN

Team BTCR | 28 November 2025 | x64+x86: 33MB

REAPER is digital audio workstation software: a complete multitrack audio and MIDI recording, editing, processing, mixing, and mastering environment. REAPER works with almost any hardware and can be used in combination with a vast universe of other software and plug-ins. Take advantage of REAPER’s full functionality using only your current computer and a microphone, or use REAPER to drive an entire professional recording studio.

APU Loudness Compressor v4.6.1 WiN MAC

Team BTCR | 28 November 2025  | 70 MB

The APU Loudness Compressor plug-in is a compressor/expander designed to support modern loudness types (LUFS, True Peak). Typical compressors operate using only RMS and/or Peak units of measurement. But technology has come a long way since then and we’re overdue for an upgrade.. This compressor uses modern industry standard LUFS units of measurement to provide a far more transparent response which is connected to the way humans actually experience loudness. The entire signal flow of the compressor operates within this more precise understanding of loudness. The plug-in user interface provides a more flexible alternative to traditional threshold-and-ratio style of compressor controls. Instead, source and target ranges of loudness can be configured and the compressor will either compress or expand as needed.

APU TrueGain v4.6.1 WiN MAC

Team BTCR | 28 November 2025 | 301MB

..: AU | VST2 | VST3 | AAX :..

APU TrueGain Perceptual Gain Control.

APU TrueGain is a powerful utility plugin which corrects for a fundamental challenge in audio engineering: a mix’s tonal balance changes depending on the listening level. By modeling the human ear’s frequency sensitivity at different Sound Pressure Levels (SPL), TrueGain allows you to audition and control your audio with perceptual consistency. The core of TrueGain is its ability to perform “translation checks.” After a simple one-time calibration to your monitoring setup, you can use TrueGain to simulate how your mix will sound at different loudness levels, all without changing the actual volume of your monitors or headphones. This allows you to quickly check how the bass will hold up or if the vocals will become harsh in quieter listening environments, ensuring your mix translates reliably.

Loudness Limiter v4.6.1WiN MAC

Team BTCR | 28 November 2025 | 56.8MB

PLATFORM: AU/VST2/VST3/AAX

The APU Loudness Limiter is a real-time limiter designed to support multiple loudness types simultaneously. The limiter can be configured to use LUFS, True Peak, RMS, and/or Peak loudness types. This allows you to target multiple requirements simultaneously, such as a specific LUFS target and a specific True Peak target. Internally, the ballistics of the limiter are adjusted to accommodate the different loudness type limiter settings.

Loudness Contour v4.6.1 WiN MAC

Team BTCR | 28 November 2025 | 131 MB

Real-time equal-loudness Contour Shaping

APU Loudness Contour is a real-time equal-loudness filter that offers precise control over a wide range of perceptual loudness contours, including ISO 226 (2003 & 2023), Fletcher-Munson, K-weighting, A/C-weighting, ECMA-418, and ITU-R 468. Each contour is normalized to 0 dB at 1 kHz and includes a dedicated contour weight parameter, allowing you to scale the frequency response in both positive and negative directions. A weight of 0% results in a flat response, while negative weights invert the contour. ISO 226 and Fletcher-Munson curves support variable reference levels from 20 dB SPL to 120 dB SPL, with smooth interpolation between phon curves.