Effervescence adds brilliance and sizzle to your sound. It uses multiple stages of filtering, envelope followers and signal generators to add "air" and sizzle to the sound that can be described as "effervescent". It will brighten percussive tracks and produce "Enya-esque" airiness when applied to multiple vocal tracks. Effervescence can be used in master and channel inserts as well as the Effects send rack in mono or stereo.NOTE: Effervescence uses the hosts's default GUI.... [more]

HyperFilter is a high frequency filter with a selectable cutoff slope of -12, -24 or -36dB/Octave. The filter is useful for removing hiss, crackles and even sampling noise from your audio. It has 2 controls: cutoff slope and cutoff frequency. The cutoff frequency is variable from 1KHz to 20KHz. The passband is flat (Butterworth filter) and has unity gain. The cutoff frequency upper limit is automatically adjusted depending on sample rate (for example, upper limit when used on 22.05KHz sample rate signals is 10KHz).NOTE: HyperFilter uses the plug-in hosts's default GUI.... [more]

Megaphone is an Amplified Bullhorn Emulator. It sounds just like hand-held bullhorns and horn PA speakers. It combines the grit of a carbon microphone, distortion of a cheap amplifier and the mid-range honk of a hard-shelled horn speaker. Megaphone is a simple, on/off, non-gui plug-in that works in stereo and mono as an insert effect.... [more]

Par Meter displays real-time peak levels, RMS levels and the ratio between the two known as "PAR" or peak-to-average ratio. This ratio is an indicator of the subjective "loudness" of an audio program. In addition to real-time displays, Par Meter also gives running status of the total file data from the last reset. A manual reset button, "clear all", is provided so that the cumulative data can be reset at any point while audio is running. Par Meter costs $15 and is available for Windows as a VST effect plug-in (it must be used as a "master insert" and ... [more]

RT Maximizer II is a new improved version of the original RT Maximizer Real Time audio loudness maximizer. It combines fast compression and slow leveling to raise the level of the audio toward 0dB by the user selected amount (up to 20dB of gain) with the utmost transparency. There is absolutely NO overshoot with this device. RT Maximizer II can be used to raise the level of individual channels or the entire mix as a final process. RT Maximizer II can be used on mono or stereo channel inserts as well as the master stereo buss insert. The Graphical User Interface provides real time indication of... [more]

SIR Delay adds a fixed 8960 sample delay to the audio path to compensate for the latency of the SIR Convolution Reverb in hosts that do not support plugin delay compensation. This allows the use of SIR as a send effect in hosts such as Cubase SE and many others. To use this compensator simply insert the plugin in all channels or groups where the SIR reverb is NOT being used. This will time-align (delay) these channels so they are in time with the channel(s) being processed through the SIR Reverb.NOTE: SIR Delay uses the hosts's default GUI.... [more]

SubFilterII is an expanded version of the original SubFilter plug-in with a wider range of cutoff frequencies. SubFilterII has a selectable cutoff slope of -12, -24 or -36dB/Octave and a cutoff frequency variable from 10Hz to 1KHz. The filter is extremely useful for removing thumps, bumps and low frequency rumble noise from your audio. The filter has 2 controls: cutoff slope and cutoff frequency. The passband is flat (Butterworth filter) and has unity gain. In addition to audio cleanup tasks, SubFilterII can be used with HyperFilter to create "am radio", "megaphone" and oth... [more]

Telephone is a simple yet highly realistic telephone audio emulator. This plug-in uses very steep, 6-pole, high-pass and low-pass filters to create the telephone audio bandwidth of 350Hz - 3KHz. A granulizer reduces the resolution to 8 bits just like the phone company. It works with both mono and stereo signals.... [more]

Vox Doctor II is a multi-band vocal de-esser. Vox Doctor II splits the critical audio "Ess" frequencies into three frequency bands using "transient perfect" linear phase crossovers. The audio levels in these "Ess" bands are then compared to the overall signal level and adjusted by Vox Doc to the desired levels. Since only specific high frequency bands are affected the resultant sound is very transparent and "musical". Vox Doctor II has a continuously variable "Threshold Mode" control which allows the user to select a level tracking mode, absol... [more]