This is driving me a bit nuts as of late. With a HDD crash, I also lost track of a lot of plugins I had on a "have an eye on" list. This particular one as well. I might have dreamed that one up, but I'm pretty sure I saw a mention of it here on KVR.


Here's the deal:
- the plugin pretty much worked like IKM's T-Racks Shell, only sans the metering.
- I'm not too sure, but I think there were up to 8 routing matrixes available compared to the 2x4 parallel + 4x series chain of T-Racks
- it was open for all kinds of VST plugins


Sure as heck wasn't eXT, cause it looked great and wasn't like a patch-cable (modular) type host. But I can't remember what it was.


What was it? Who developed it?
Don't tell me it was TR-4 shell as beta or something.


Thanks in advance.
Last edited by Compyfox on Fri May 11, 2012 4:00 am; edited 1 time in total

http://www.kvraudio.com/product/chainer_by_xlutop ?

I am affraid it was not Chainer, since it was still in Beta state.

And lo and behold, I found it again myself. It wasn't a dream, it was NOMAD FACTORY's upcoming plugin (suite) called MAGMA.

http://www.kvraudio.com/news/nomad-factory-announces-magma-- -effects-rack-and-plug-in-suite-18055
http://www.ilio.com/news/nfmagma-namm2012

Then again, I'm not too sure if it will be open to 3rd party plugins the day it is released.

"...Future updates of MAGMA will support 3rd party VST, and AU plug-ins, allowing users to utilize the Magma framework for plug-ins from other manufacturers..."

that looks so much like the spectrasonics FX section on omnisphere