SubverseLab has released five new products and brings them together with Kubbe and Kaset as one family:
- Koro: a vocal doubler and scale-aware harmonizer. It reads the key first, then harmonizes; while it is unsure it stays on fifths, octaves or unison. Harmony reports 54 ms latency at 44.1 kHz; doubling alone is zero-latency.
- Yanki: a tempo-synced tape echo. It opens as a plain 1/8-note echo locked to the host tempo; ten presets and seven moods take it from a short slap to a swelling dub loop. Zero latency.
- Hava: top-end air and a short spring sheen for the mix bus. Master Safe keeps it bus-safe (mid only, loudness held, peaks at or below -0.3 dBTP).
- Tutkal: one compressor with three voicings: Glue for the drum or mix bus, LA for vocal levelling and Pump for sidechain pumping.
- Mihenk: a mastering app and plug-in that measures loudness and true peak, applies EQ, glue compression, width and a true-peak limiter, and writes a measured report. Loudness is within 0.1 LU on the EBU Tech 3341 test set.
- Kubbe: algorithmic reverb, three rooms.
- Kaset: cassette colour, Master to 4th Dub.
Launch price:
All seven can be purchased for $19.99 until 1 November 2026 (single prices together: $115). Every purchase includes 2 years of updates.
All plugins are available as VST3 and AU on macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and VST3 on Windows; Mihenk also runs as a standalone app.
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