TC Electronic – SYSTEM 6000 NATIVE 1.0.0.0 VST, VST3, AAX x64
SYSTEM 6000 NATIVE BUNDLE includes five award-winning plug-ins from the legendary TC Electronic System 6000, Powercore and Avid Pro Tools * platforms. Some of these…
SYSTEM 6000 NATIVE BUNDLE includes five award-winning plug-ins from the legendary TC Electronic System 6000, Powercore and Avid Pro Tools * platforms. Some of these…
A set of plugins from TBProAudio. • ABLM v2.1.0 – AB Loudness Match• AMM v2.0.3 – Automatic Microphone Mixer• CS-5501 v2.0.0 – Extended Channel Strip•…
A set of plugins from Kuassa. • Efektor CH3604 v1.1.0• Efektor CP3603 v1.1.0• Efektor DL3606 v1.1.0• Efektor DS3603 v1.1.0• Efektor FL3606 v1.1.0• Efektor FZ3603 v1.1.0•…
Kuassa is an audio development company -plugins with great sounding.As musicians themselves, we believe that musical instruments should be as simple as possible. Putting aside…
Simple modulation can be boring and tedious. But imagine being able to seamlessly switch between four different modulation effects to make each band sound different….
The bass is generally considered to be the coolest of all instruments. Mostly bass players. Recorded with good DI, great bass often sounds perfect when…
• Bucket-500 v2.2.1 – Analog Delay• DrumsSSX v2.2.1 – Drum Remixer• F-59 v2.2.1 – Classic Guitar Amp• Flywheel v2.2.1 – Reel-To-Reel Tape• RS-W2395C v2.2.1 –…
Master Restoration Suite – a complete set of plug-ins for filtering noise from tapes, vinyl records and live performances. The tools used in this kit…
Dialog combines in one plug-in all the processing needed to clean up, correct and improve the recording of conversational speech. It is ideal for film…
New DAW from Serato, called the FL Studio killer. The main goal of Serato’s new DAW is to turn DJs into producers. The creators say…
Eventide plugins give you the ability to create a soundscape of legendary albums in your recordings and open doors to create new sounds about which…
Audio Damage Dubstation is an emulation of vintage delay effects. This plugin realistically recreates the delay effect of old analog processors. It is quite simple…