SOUND ON SOUND
PSP DRC promises to provide users with an essential tool for modern music production, and boasts some advanced processing capabilities that are seldom found in contemporary hardware or software.
EasyVerb 2 has a very different look from PSP’s original EasyVerb, along with an enhanced feature set.
Fancy some modulation from the Dark Side? The enticingly‑named Wobbler plug‑in was inspired by some of the effects that producer/engineer Alan Parsons used on Dark Side Of The Moon.
PSP Wobbler faithfully recreates the Frequency Translator, a handmade experimental device built by Keith Adkins which created the unique modulation effect heard on ‘Time’ from Pink Floyd’s ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’.
PSP Chamber features a single algorithm that’s been designed to emulate the acoustics of a variety of physical spaces, while PSP EasyVerb comes loaded with nine additional algorithms that cater to a wider range of creative needs.
If you’ve never heard of the Datamix console, that wouldn’t surprise me — relatively few were made — but...
PSPaudioware say that their latest EQ plug-in has been designed to almost never sound neutral, and that simply placing it on a DAW track with all its bands set to zero will be enough for users to either love or hate it!
The latest addition to PSPaudioware’s extensive plug-in range has been designed to apply significant amounts of compression while avoiding the usual side-effects.
PSP ConsoleQ has gained cosmetic and functional improvments, with a new spectrum analyser view accompanied by additional operation options and an overhauled preset system.
