Punisher v2.0.0 WiN MAC

SYNTHiC4TE | May 24 2021 | 14 MB

VST2/VST3/AU/AAX/x86/x64

Punisher is tape-style saturator with a unique way to control the coloration of the drive effect. You can use it to add flavour and character to synths, vocals and drums, or to entire beats or mixes. Most saturator plugins have very limited features for affecting the coloration of the drive effect. Punisher uses a unique internal push/pull equalizer curve to tailor your saturation effect to your track. This way you can, for example, only target the high end of a drum beat, preserving the kick transients in a very natural way. Or only target the mid range of a synth to retain its definition. Punisher is part of the upcoming denise ‘God Mode’ plugin, that allows full control over the internal push/pull equalizer curve and a blend of three different distortion types.

Fatmaker v1.1.0 WiN MAC RETAiL

SYNTHiC4TE | August 04 2019 | 11 MB

Fatmaker is not just a regular equalizer, it’s a multiband saturator mixed with different processing chains for each band and a powerful equalizer created for the best mixing and mastering results! It works perfectly on Synths, Drums, Basses and Vocals! Fatmaker has already been championed by professional Sound Engineers and A-list Producers from all over the world. We are sure you will enjoy it too!

Tube Saturator v1.3x WiN MAC

AiR KGN | 19 February 2019 | WiN v1.36: 37 MB | OSX v1.36: 53.3 MB

x86 x64 AU VST MAS RTAS

Tube Saturator is the world’s most accurate real time tube amp plug-in. Unlike other tube simulators, which use radically simplified models, Tube Saturator uses state of the art circuit simulation technology to capture every nuance of an analog circuit. With circuit simulation, the analog schematic (consisting of the individual resistors, capacitors, tubes, and so on) completely defines the signal processing. The schematic is converted into a system of non-linear differential equations which is solved at each sampling period, in realtime. That’s mathematical talk for “it sounds exactly like the analog circuit”.