The ultimate channel strip plug-in, TrackPlug 7 combines EQ, gate/expander, compressor, and transient control, with vintage tube warmth.
Learn moreMultiDynamics 7 is a powerful multi-band dynamics processor useful for mastering, track processing, sound design, and noise reduction. MultiDynamics provides up to 6 bands with independent compression or expansion/gating per band.
Panorama is a virtual acoustics processor that can produce stunningly realistic auditory scenes for playback over headphones or loudspeakers. Panorama uses 3-D audio and acoustic environment modeling technology to simulate the acoustics of sound propagation in real spaces.
The ultimate channel strip plug-in, TrackPlug 7 combines EQ, gate/expander, compressor, and transient control, with vintage tube warmth.
Create stunning 3-D effects over conventional stereo with sophisticated HRTF, crosstalk cancelling and room modeling DSP technology.
Free convolution reverb that's easy to use and packed with features, includes 74 vintage impulse response files.
Streamworks Audio has released a set of TrackPlug 7 tutorial videos tailored for entry level users. There are seven videos, covering the equalizer, compressor, gate/expander, transient shaper, tube saturator, output section, and sidechain functions. The videos explain in detail how to use TrackPlug 7 and provide real world examples.
Are you looking to take your mastering and track processing to a more professional? Look no further than Multi-Dynamics 7, a powerful multi-band dynamics processor that offers unparalleled flexibility and control. In this post, we'll dive deep into the features and capabilities of Multi-Dynamics 7, exploring how it can enhance your sound design, mastering, and noise reduction processes.
Mixing with headphones can be challenging due to the distinct separation between the ears. This limitation can cause the perception of sound to be localized within the head rather than originating from an external source, as is the case with room speakers. Crossfeed addresses this by introducing some interaction between the left and right audio channels, simulating a typical studio monitor setup. Crossfeed enhances the headphone audio experience by mitigating the limitations of direct ear-to-ear sound delivery. Various headphone amps implement crossfeed differently, allowing users to customize the degree of interaction.
