As announced, Vengeance Sound has launched today the second version of its Essential FX Bundle 2 plug-in pack.
The Vengeance Producer Suite – Essential FX Bundle 2 includes 15 effect plug-ins for Mac OS X and Windows. Here’s the list:
- Autofilter with filter, EQ, volume and pan modulation tools
- De-Esser
- Fuzzbox
- MB Stereo: a multiband stereo widener
- MB Transient Designer
- Noise Gate
- Pitch Shifter: a granular-based processor with feedback
- Smear Shifter: FFT-based multiband pitch shifter and chorus
- Spectral-Q: and FFT EQ with modulation capacities
- Talkback to make your synths and drums talk
- Trancegate, the effect from Phalanx
- Waveshaper for distortion effects
- Timefreeze slows down and freezes your tracks
- Vinylizer to add a vintage vinyl-style effect
- V-Verb: a brand new reverb
- Monomaker to convert your audio content to mono
- Adaptive EQ that allows for sound spectrum transfer to another one
Each plug-in is available in VST, AU, RTAS and AAX format and includes a switchable limiter as well as a large center Mix knob. All the parameters can be automated and more than 500 presets from Manuel Schleis are included.
You can download a trial version from vengeance-sound.com. The price of the bundle is 99€ but you can get a 20% discount off all Vengeance Sound plug-ins, including this new pack, by using promo code vxmas14 during checkout.
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