Be prepared for original sound effects using Tape One ! Explore micro delay times (5 ms) exploding feedback gains (up to 110%) ping pong, filters, saturation… Tape One offers a wide range of sound manipulations, from fast-forward / slow-down tape effects, to extreme comb filters and stereo echoes.
Eekjuliza is designed to be the last plugin in your chain. Monitor your tracks, give them some life, add some dynamic equalization and of course mix them in accordance to other tracks. Great care has been taken to ensure that Eekjuliza has all features you might need. Eekjuliza also emphasizes on visual aid while mixing.Of course, your Ears should be the final judge on where your sound should be, but your eyes can be an invaluable aid when it comes to determining where your sound is at Eekjulizer gives you access to all your tracks from within one unified interface. Compare mix settings, visualize spectral overlap, manage your mix in groups. Want to know how you saturation affects the mix? Bypass it, compare it. Make snapshots of your whole mix and restore them instantly.
Binauralizer is a spatial audio plugin (VST2, AAX) for binaural panning and downmix of multichannel audio. It uses Head Related Transfert Functions (HRTFs) specifically designed to simulate sound location/width with great accuracy and naturalness.
One of the original buffer effects, and still one of the best. Version 2 adds the Stutter effect, for further divisions of the loop. It’s like glitch-ception! From a simple delay or panning effect, on up to massive random beat mangling, Replicant is a capable plugin well in line with today’s electronic music styles. Stuttering buffers and filter drops are easy to program, and the comprehensive randomization features give it a mind of its own, if so desired. If you’re looking to add some chance to your production, you’ve come to the right place!
Ample Guitar II, a completely recreated program with loads of new features, including: New sample engine with significant performance improvement: *Multiple instances can be loaded much faster and takes only a small amount of additional memory. *Improved voice management significantly enhances performance.
The K-System has three scales: K-12, K-14 and K-20. You choose which scale to use based on genre and delivery format. K-12 is for broadcast and radio. K-14 is for mainstream pop, rock and country. K-20 is for film, classical and high-fidelity recordings. From K-12 to K-20, the scales provide an increasing amount of dynamic range.
