Reflex Acoustics releases BaseViper Low-Frequency Enhancer Plugin

Reflex Acoustics has released the BaseViper, a dynamic EQ plugin for enhancing low frequencies in music.

From the company:

Low frequencies are notoriously vulnerable to masking, which can make them sound atonal and muddy. BaseViper is a new plugin that aims to unlock the power of your low end by attenuating the frequencies most likely to be interfering with your deepest tones—i.e. those at a distance of 12.2% above and below on the spectrum. This effect can help to open up your mix and give your low end a more transparent sound.

Features:

• User-adjustable EQ cut depth and Q factor (i.e. sharpness).
• Variable frequency detection window from ~90 to ~360ms, with optional look-ahead function.
• Fixed effect range of 0-200Hz.
• Automatic make-up gain to match perceived loudness.
• ~22ms latency on default settings; adjustable via detector window and look-ahead settings.
• Supports common sample rates from 44.1 to 384kHz.

Price: $50 from reflex-acoustics.com. A free demo is available.

VST3 and AU formats for PC and Mac are currently supported, with AAX support coming soon.