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RJ Studios introduces their new SubMassive plug-in.
RJ Studios has recently introduced SubMassive, a groundbreaking plug-in for Mac and Windows users that generates sub-harmonics.
SubMassive functions under the belief that you cannot improve something that is not present. Just as harmonic exciters generate sounds that are lacking in high frequencies, SubMassive is specifically created to generate low frequencies that are missing in the original audio.
The way SubMassive works is by creating low-frequency sounds that are one octave lower than the original audio. It does this using a high-quality algorithm that is designed specifically for low frequencies. The plugin takes the audio that is above a certain threshold and uses it to generate additional audio below that threshold. This helps to increase the overall "heaviness" or weight of the original sound. The newly generated low frequencies are connected to the original audio in terms of their pitch and timing.
The resulting Low-Frequency Effects (LFE) signal can be adjusted even more to come before or after the source signal, providing distinct sound modifications.
SubMassive has the potential to be utilized for:
SubMassive is a software extension that operates in a 64-bit environment. It is compatible with various digital audio workstation platforms, such as VST, VST3, and AAX, on Windows. Additionally, it can be utilized on Mac OS 10.11+ systems that use Intel or Apple Silicon processors, supporting AU, VST, VST3, and AAX formats
Until February 4, 2024, you can purchase the product at a discounted price of $24.95 USD. After that date, the regular price of $
To find out more information and take advantage of a complimentary 14-day trial, please visit the official website of RJ Studios.
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