SOUND ON SOUND
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.
Intuitive and powerful, this compressor can handle anything from mono up to 7.1.4 Atmos sources.
This plug‐in is designed specifically to help identify and correct problems with stereo tracks or mixes, whether in L‐R or M‐S format.
BinAmp aims to capture the sound of the Class-A triode preamp used in Binson's iconic Echorec 2 magnetic drum delay machine.
We check out the latest version of PSP’s Lexicon PCM42 emulation.
PSP Audioware’s latest plug-in offers control and adjustment over incorrectly recorded stereo material, as well as providing a range of useful processing options for the later stages of a mix.
PSP auralComp is capable of providing up to 16 channels of compression for multi-channel audio sources, and features some versatile side-chain submixing facilities.
