BABY Audio has released IHNY-2, a successor to their first plugin I Heart NY. Here’s what they say: IHNY-2 is a punchy parallel compressor that offers surgical… Read More Read the full story
CLAP Audio Plugin Format: Will It Join The Current Industry Standards?
When we talk about plugin formats, we’re talking about AU, VST, and AAX, but there’s a new kid on the block: CLAP. CLAP is the brainchild of Bitwig (Bitwig Studio) and U-He (Zebra 2, Diva, Repro), and both developers recently gave creators some insight into the potential of the new format. The new format offers…
D16 Group releases Phoscyon 2 (introducing AAX, VST3 and Apple Silicon support)
D16 Group has announced the release of Phoscyon 2 – The Acid Line plug-in. The new version comes with an entirely re-designed 303 emulation engine and many new features, including… Read More Read the full story
MeldaProduction releases V16 of all MeldaPlugins
MeldaProduction has announced the release of V16 of all MeldaPlugins, saying: You can’t stop technological progress. As the world of computers evolves, we evolve… Read More Read the full story
Techivation updates T-Warmer to v1.1.0
Techivation has updated T-Warmer to v1.1.0, improving things and adding a new preset bar feature. All Changes: MacOS/Windows: New preset bar was added to the plug-in… Read More Read the full story
Lese updates Transfer to v1.2 – The Reflections Update
Lese has updated Transfer to v1.2, fixing things and adding a new “Reflections” processor for room simulation. Reflections: Enable the new reflections processor with… Read More Read the full story
Homegrown Sounds updates Batch xFader to v1.1 adding batch creation of single cycle loops
Homegrown Sounds has updated Batch xFader, an application for processing folders of samples and automatically creating cross faded loops which can be used for multi-sampled instruments… Read More Read the full story
A.O.M. updates plugins to v1.15.2
A.O.M. has updated their plugins to version 1.15.2. Improvements: [tranQuilizr G2] Reduce CPU load of Algorithm IV by 56% (typical, Intel) / 10% (typical, Apple Silicon). Read More Read the full story







