apQualizr v2.5.2 WiN MAC

Team R2R | 06 November 2022 | 21.57 MB

…::: AU, AAX, VST, VST3, x86, x64 :::…

apQualizr2 is an audio plugin based on a multiband equalizer layered on top of a fre- quency analyzer with elements of a modular effects system. It features graphical editing of top quality low latency filters and modular modulation of various filter parameters. It can be used for all standard EQ applications and can produce many modulation and dynamics effects thanks to the dynamics and lfo modules included. apQualizr2’s filters are based on a unique method to match ideal frequency response curves over the entire frequency spectrum while maintaining minimal latency. Applicable filter types have adjustable steepness (adjustable number of poles) and can be individually switched to Mid-Side processing.

apTrigga3 v3.7.1 WiN MAC

Team R2R | 06 November 2022 | 34.55 MB

Audio sample trigger plugin. Drag’n drop samples and trigger them with your audio. Spice up your drums loops and recordings.

Mongoose 2 v2.0.2 macOS

TRAZOR | 24 June 2022 | 6.1 MB

64-bit VST2.4, VST3, AU, AAX

Panning is one of our most powerful tools as mixing engineers, but due to the fact that we have to create our mixes for multiple environments (headphones, speakers, etc) we are bound by how we can pan our instruments while still sounding natural on all of these playback systems. Have you ever noticed that panning an instrument to one side sounds fine on loudspeakers but hurts your brain on headphones? This is because in real life, no sound goes into just one ear unless it’s coming from your ear (like headphones). Mongoose fixes this problem by summing low frequencies to mono so that no matter how far you pan your instruments, they will sound equally natural on both headphones and speakers.

Fusia v1.0.1 WiN MAC

Team DECiBEL | 23 August 2022 | 26.8MB

Fusia is a unique multi-tool designed to sculpt sounds that shimmer and reflect, freeze and distort, delay and scatter. Working in the spectral domain Fusia is a one octave up/down pitch shifter that grabs the incoming audio signal and routes it however you choose – through a waveshaper, a delay line, a spectral freeze and a random function. Some of Fusia’s specialties include subtle, pitch-shifted delays; spectrally frozen distortion drones; octave layering, and chaotic randomized re-pitching. Fusia is perfect for adding embellishments on top of your existing audio and will easily get you to sonic places you never thought of!

Glitch 2 v2.1.0 WiN MAC LiNUX

Team R2R | MERRY XMAS | WiN: 4.6 MB | OSX: 4 MB | LiNUX 5.2 MB

The infamous FSU plugin is back! And yes, there’s finally a Mac version! Glitch is an audio effect plugin for Windows (VST), Mac (VST and AU) and Linux (VST), available in both 32-bit and 64-bit formats. Featuring a new and improved sequencer which can play multiple effects simultaneously, with the ability to trigger unique scenes from every note on your keyboard, Glitch can be as gentle or as brutal as you like. Add the occasional splash of retrigger or stretcher to single hits within your drum loop, or fill the entire sequencer with random effect blocks for a totally chaotic trip down the digital rabbit hole… the choice is yours!

Minipol v1.0.0 WiN MAC

Team FLARE | 19 August 2022 | WiN: 63.4 MB | MAC: 92.3 MB

.:AU, VSTi, STANDALONE:.

Meet our very first virtual instrument, Minipol – a powerful virtual analog synthesizer with a lot of fun and a unique Smart Random feature! Recreate classic analog keys, chunky 80s basses, kick-ass house stabs, or design massive soundscapes, modern plucks, or analog effects in no time. Quality sound engine, straightforward design, super intuitive workflow: this is Minipol, the swiss-army-knife of the analog sound.

Ratschack Reverb v2.1.0 WiN MAC

Team ASSiGN | 10 January 2012 | WiN+MAC: 13.8MB

Ratshack Reverb is a detailed model of that classic of classics, the Realistic Electronic Reverb. Now, you can have the sound of everyone’s first analog delay unit, without ever having to change batteries! As anyone who has owned this unit (which is just about everyone…) knows, it was actually an analog delay, and we’ve done our best to exactly replicate the sound and quirks of the original. We’ve even modeled the distortion that occurs by running a line signal in to the mic inputs.