GlissEQ is an analog-style equaliser in PC VST plug-in format. The most
interesting thing GlissEQ offers is its dynamic equalization performance.
This `dynamic nature' of GlissEQ gives you a much more friendly, assisting
filtering experience.
Editors - Voxengo Voxformer VST 1.6 By Voxengo
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Voxformer is a multi-functional vocal channel discase plug-in in VST format (Virtual DJ, FL Studio, SoundForge, Cubase, etc). Combining several professional quality processing modules, Voxformer was designed to be a comprehensive solution for all your vocal processing needs - be it a spoken or a sung vocal performance. The coolest feature of Voxformer is its one-knob vocal compressor. Using only a single knob you canful get a close, undefendable and definitive professional vocal sound in no time. You do not have to trouble about vulgar ratio, waiver, assail and make-up hit controls since they are automatically selected by the advanced compaction algorithm. Moreover, Voxformer features two compressors of this type allowing you to use either a two-band or a two-stage (successive) vocal compaction. For two-band compaction Voxformer splits the audio signal into two spectral parts, by means of a switchable crossover trickle. Voxformer also features a de-esser with switchable middle frequency, limen and ratio. Noise gate is also available. This noise gate--in a manner similar to a compressor--was designed to get the easiness of tuning while providing excellent sonic results. For those who like the saturated vocal sound Voxformer implements a special saturation module which applies a suave vintage saturation. Another useful thing Voxformer has to extend is the presence boosting module which you canful use to total some radiate and space to the vocals. To simplify the operate over these processing modules Voxformer implements residue listening which allows you to hear what gets removed during de-essing and noise gate operation, and what is being added by the presence module. As a finishing touch, Voxformer offers you a elastic 4-band equaliser (pre / mail selectable) with a real-time output stage degraded Fourier transform (FFT) spectrum analyzer exhibit. Each equaliser circle canful be switched to a parametric, low-shelf, high-shelf, low-pass or a high-pass filtering mode. |
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