Apisonic Labs Speedrum 1.0.7.1 for Mac
Mac AudioApisonic Labs Speedrum 1.0.7.1 for Mac is a drum sampler plugin built around the MPC way of working: load samples onto pads, tap out a pattern, and keep moving while the idea is fresh. Version 1 offers 32 pads in two banks, with up to eight sample layers per pad, so a single pad can hold a stack, a velocity split or a round-robin set rather than just one lonely kick.
Each pad carries essential processing — filtering, envelopes, pitch and effects — and a built-in browser lets you drag samples straight from your library onto pads. It runs in a Mac DAW as a VST, VST3 or Audio Units plugin. Speedrum is paid software (around €49 at launch) with a demo, and its smaller sibling Speedrum Lite is the free taster; the full version is not free.
Key Features
- 32 MPC-style pads in two banks, with up to 8 sample layers per pad
- Per-pad envelopes, filtering, pitch control and essential built-in effects
- Integrated sample and kit browser with drag-and-drop loading
- Loads WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3 and OGG samples, with a loop slicer for breaks
- VST, VST3 and AU plugin formats for Mac DAWs, in a resizable interface
How to Download
- Make sure your DAW supports VST, VST3 or AU plugins on macOS.
- Start your download from the official site: Download from the official site
- Install the plugin, rescan plugins in your DAW, and open Speedrum on an instrument track to try the demo.
Is Speedrum free?
No. Speedrum is paid software with a demo. Speedrum Lite is Apisonic Labs' separate free edition with fewer pads and layers — a good way to test the workflow first.
Which Mac DAWs can use Speedrum?
Any host that loads VST, VST3 or AU plugins, which includes most major Mac DAWs such as Logic Pro (AU), Ableton Live, Cubase and FL Studio.
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