DUY has announced a new noise reduction plug-in called Silence. From the DUY How does it work? You simply analyse your noise, and the software will remove the noise for you automatically within seconds. You can also edit the noise properties by using a complete, powerful and intuitive set of tools. In addition, DUY Silence […]

Sure, why not! Don’t you miss cassettes? I do (and I’m one of those vinyl-junkies too!). TapeDeck is a virtual – you guessed it – tape deck. Could perhaps be useful. Have a look at the website, and don’t forget to click to open the box! Originally posted on June 16, 2008 @ 12:29 pm

I hadn’t heard of Acon until today when I saw an announcement for another put-these-loops-together-and-you’re-a-rockstar program called LoopWorx. I decided to looked at it a little more closely to see if it could be of interest to podcasters, but instead I stumbled upon another program from Acon called Acoustica. It’s cheap ($39.90 for the standard […]

Flux have released a new freebie plug-in called Stereo Tools for RTAS, AU and VST (Windows and OS X). Stereo Tool offers controls and visual feedback for the stereo stage. From the Flux press release Stereo Tool features ultra precise controls of input gain and individual pan for left and right channels. A phase inverter […]

The Sonic Maximizer is originally a hardware processor (audio processor that is, not a computer processor!) from BBE. A plug-in version made it’s way to the market a couple of years back, but now they have released a new version with the help of Nomad Factory. Originally posted on July 4, 2008 @ 9:14 am