audio units

Tremolo is one of the first electric audio effect. At the beginning of the 50’s, many companies began incorporating the effect into guitar amplifier.
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This free delay plugin allows you to repeat the input signal periodically like an echo.
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5 modules: RMS compressor, peak limiter, high-frequency limiter, clipper, true peak limiter, high-quality signal processing to use for mastering purposes, brickwall and soft limiting with different timing settings, M/S and multiband modes, optional 4x oversampling, true inter-sample peaks (ISP) limiting, analog-style indication, 2…
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Blue Cat's FreqAnalyst is a free spectrum analyzer plug-in that lets you monitor the spectral content of your audio signal in real time.
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Thump is a unique audio processor that allows you to synthesize low frequency audio to add low end to a track or generate another sound entirely.
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The sound of this 24-voice polyphonic beast will take you from your studio right to Valhalla. Earth shattering basses, exquisite leads or mad FX, Odin's got them all! Use the classic sound of analog waveforms - or draw your own.
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TAL - Flanger is a free, easy to tweak, stereo flanger effect with its own special sound and some asymmetric analog like components in the feedback corner.
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The Bob Perry Gate is the ideal way of making the best of your signal. VST3, real Side Chaining and the choice between three distinct algorithms make the Bob Perry Gate a supreme audio plug-in.
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Svep is a stereo modulation filter effect suitable for any sound. Tweak it to produce anything from old-school phasers to subtle choruses.
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Sinevibes Zap is a unique mini-synthesiser controlled by incoming audio. It starts with an envelope follower that tracks the peak energy of the sound and then applies it onto the frequency of a monophonic oscillator.
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Voxengo Tube Amp is an audio effect AU and VST plugin that applies asymmetric tube triode overdrive usually found in single-tube microphone pre-amp boxes.
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The Chorus effect was originally designed to simulate several voices, just as if several persons were playing together the same notes, but with a variable delay between them.
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