Audio Damage AD36 Dubstation 2 2.4.3 for Mac

Mac Audio

Updated Nov 6, 2026

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Dubstation 2 is Audio Damage's bucket-brigade dub delay plug-in for Mac, and one of the company's best-known products. It models analogue delay hardware, where the top end rolls off as the delay time gets longer, and covers everything from short slapback and tape-style modulation to wide ping-pong patterns and runaway dub sirens.

Key Features

• Bucket-brigade delay model refined by Audio Damage since the original Dubstation release
• Two delay lines with single, dual-time and ping-pong modes, from 4 ms up to 2 seconds
• Analogue-style saturation plus low and high cut filters inside the feedback path
• LFO modulation for chorus and pitch sweep effects, plus Reverse and Loop modes
• Tempo sync, tap tempo (including MIDI tap) and a shared preset browser with new factory presets

How to Download

1. Confirm your DAW supports AU, VST3, AAX or CLAP effect plug-ins on macOS.
2. Get the installer from the developer: Download from the official site
3. Run the installer, rescan plug-ins in your DAW, and put Dubstation 2 on an effects return for classic dub echoes.

System Requirements

Dubstation 2 runs on Intel and Apple silicon Macs with a recent version of macOS and a 64-bit DAW. Check the official product page for the minimum macOS version of the current build.

FAQs

What changed in version 2.4?

The 2.4 update added tap tempo as a sync source, MIDI control of tap tempo, the current shared Audio Damage preset browser, and 30 new factory presets covering dub, slapback, ambient and experimental sounds.

Is Dubstation 2 good for more than dub music?

Yes. The dub name comes from its feedback-friendly character, but producers use it on pop, electronic, ambient and rock tracks anywhere a warm, musical delay is needed.