Peakyboo size 2 MB Peakyboo is a transient shaper. It is able to modify the initial attack and decay portions of any transient sound like drums, percussion or anything with a high initial attack. flowstoners.com/quilcom Quilcom-Peakyboo_Win32 ( 2 MB ) ...
Chow Tape size 6 MB / 7 MB / 7 MB Chow Tape is an analog tape machine physical model, based on the Sony TC-260. Useful for that vintage, top-of-the-line 1967 consumer audio sound. The current version can be used to emulate ...
LVC-Meter size 9 MB / 10 MB LVC-Meter includes a spectrum analyzer, stereo vectorscope, and a waveform history view. All of the meters utilize true-peak monitoring for determining intersample peak levels (i.e., “overs”). In addition, LVC-Meter functions in EBU mode, K-System ...
GRECHO size 2 MB GRECHO is a granular echo device with unusual behaviour and sound. flowstoners.com/quilcom Quilcom-GRECHO_Win32 ( 2 MB ) ...
Wah bundle size 2 MB Wah bundle features 3 wah pedals designed for guitar. n/a Wah-bundle ( 2 MB ) ...
Helian Bass size 11 MB Helian Bass is a bass amp. Comes in 5 flavours. n/a Helian-Bass ( 11 MB ) ...
EQ-15 size 9 MB / 9 MB EQ-15 is a very simple fifteen-band EQ based on an LRC analog filter I designed. It uses fifteen ISO bands. Convolution is used rather than bilinear transformation. execonsultingtx.com/ EQFifteen_VST2_VST3_Win32 ( 9 MB ) EQFifteen_VST2_VST3_x64 ( ...
TruPressor size 4 MB TruPressor is a dynamic processor which enhances an audio signal in a rather subtle and refined way. At the heart of it, TruPressor is tuned by ear. Although the plugin has an auto level compensation, further level adjustment ...
Classic B size 10 MB Classic B is a guitar amp simulator. It has a so-called passive Baxandall tonestack, basically Bass and Treble tone controls. This amp simulator, with cabs off, can be used for acoustic guitar, vocals, piano, etc. Includes lot ...
Pan EQ size 3 MB / 7 MB / 2 MB Pan EQ is a dynamic panner. https://www.facebook.com/yriisem PanEQ_WIN_x32 ( 3 MB ) PanEQ_WIN_x64 ( 7 MB ) PanEQ_Mac_AU ( 2 MB ) ...
