ADF’s innovative attitude to software and hardware development combined with their rebellious spirit has made them leader in the music industry. Whether you’re a producer, engineer or musician, ADF products and expertise will help you achieve your creative vision and take your audio projects to the next level.
Dispersion is a unique delay modeling processor. Via a special formula developed at Sinevibes, it configures multiple delay lines so that their times are spread in a non-linear fashion – but always summing up to a defined rhythmical duration. As a result, this delay network sounds like a natural phenomenon, yet with its timing precisely synchronized to the beat.
‘Autobots – Transformers Sound Effects’ a new sound library featuring 288 altered mechanical, hydraulic and electric sound effects for video game sound designers, music production and multimedia projects. This cutting-edge collection of sound effects features an incredible array of world class robotic sound design elements, incorporating SFX as: footsteps, heavy / light impacts, movements and transforming elements, shutdowns and startups, textures, mutations, textured / robot war voices, single / complex weapons and more.
Nectar 4 boasts a complete set of tools for mixing, producing, and designing vocals. Explore new modules like Auto-Level for consistency, Voices for vocal layering, Backer for background singers, and Vocal Assistant for easy and powerful processing. Unleash a suite of powerful plugins for complete control over your vocal sound.
The Martinic AXFX AAX/AU/CLAP/VST 8-unit effect rack plugin is based on the “external” effects from our flagship AX73 synthesizer. The AXFX lets you use these 8 versatile 1980s style effects on any synth, guitar, vocals, or other audio source. The AXFX includes over 100 presets designed by renowned sound designers such as Daniel Stawczyk, Charis Linos, and Solidtrax. The Martinic AXFX was meticulously crafted using our trademarked ACE modeling technique, delivering an authentic 1980s effect rack experience. This sound shaper boasts an impressive arsenal, featuring an easy-to-use Preset Manager, and a robust set of 8 essential effects that can be arranged in any order.
Liquid Bundle III is a thoughtfully curated collection of Nomad Factory’s beloved Liquid Series plugins—modernized for today’s production environments while preserving their warm, vintage sound. Combining a classic compressor, gate, delay, modulation, phaser, and reverb, this bundle gives you a full suite of essential tools to shape, enhance, and polish your mixes with timeless character. Each plugin has been rebuilt on the next-generation Plugivery framework, offering optimized DSP performance, improved stability, and full compatibility with the latest macOS and Windows systems. With native support for VST3 and Apple Silicon processors, Liquid Bundle III ensures smooth integration in all major DAWs. The fully resizable vector interfaces feature sleek Dark and Light themes, making it easy to customize your workspace. From subtle dynamic control and vintage-style delays to lush reverbs and rich modulation, Liquid Bundle III delivers the authentic sound and intuitive workflow that Nomad Factory has been trusted for over two decades.
Do you ever wonder how your favorite players get that tone? Well, wonder no more. In this 13-lesson video guitar course, you’ll learn everything you wanted to know about guitar tone and effects – from basic amp/guitar settings to lessons on practically every type of pedal to grace a pedal board, such as phasers, flangers, chorus, distortion, fuzz, wah, and more. Greg Koch and Tom Kolb share their insights from decades of touring the world and equip you with the knowledge to develop your sound exactly as you want to hear it. These lessons are designed for beginner to intermediate players looking to improve their tone or learn more about various effects. To start off the course, Greg Koch delivers his general thoughts on tone in two lessons, both of which feature his unique combination of humor and virtuosity that makes learning a blast. The first is focused on the amp and guitar, while the second deals with effects. Then Tom Kolb presents a similar all-around lesson that touches on similar concepts.
