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Back-In-Time 5.1.1 for Mac
Back-In-Time 5.1.1 for Mac
Mac Utilities
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Mac Utilities • Updated Nov 6, 2026

Back-In-Time is a Mac utility from TRI-EDRE that fixes the weakest part of Apple's Time Machine: actually finding and restoring your files. Time Machine's own interface forces you to step through backups one at a time, while Back-In-Time works as a normal Mac app with a browser view of everything Time Machine has saved. You can see data from several Time Machine disks, several Macs and several drives at the same time, check how many versions of a file exist across all backups, and restore items without leaving your desktop workflow.

Key Features
- Browse Time Machine backups in a standard app window — no full-screen time travel view
- Shows how many versions of each file exist across all of your backups
- See which items first appeared in a backup and which were deleted since
- Browse and recover data from Time Machine drives belonging to other Macs
- Options to remove selected data from backups and to view invisible items and package contents
How to Download
1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
2. Visit the developer's website, TRI-EDRE, and find Back-In-Time in its Mac software section.
3. Download it from the official site, install it, and point it at your existing Time Machine backup drive.
System Requirements

Back-In-Time 5 requires a Mac running a recent version of macOS with an existing Time Machine backup to browse; the 5.1.1 release addressed changes introduced with macOS 10.15 Catalina, where apps live in both /Applications and /System/Applications. It works with local and network Time Machine drives.

FAQs

Does Back-In-Time make its own backups?

No. It does not replace Time Machine — it gives you a better interface for the backups Time Machine already makes, so Time Machine must be set up and running first.

Can it restore a file I deleted weeks ago?

Yes, as long as a Time Machine backup from before the deletion still exists. Back-In-Time lists every version it finds, so you can pick the exact copy you want back.
November 6, 2026
Baby Audio Tekno 1.1.1 for Mac
Baby Audio Tekno 1.1.1 for Mac
Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

Tekno is a drum synthesizer from Baby Audio, released in September 2025 and built with analog circuit-modelling engineer Jatin Chowdhury. Unlike sample-based drum machines, Tekno generates every hit from scratch through a non-linear virtual-analog circuit, so no two hits are exactly alike. Its 18 drum engines cover kicks, snares, claps, hats, toms, cymbals and percussion, aiming at the spirit of classic 1980s and 1990s drum machines with far deeper control. Version 1.1 added a built-in sequencer, and it runs on Mac as a plugin or standalone instrument.

Key Features
- 18 fully synthesized drum engines — no pre-recorded samples involved
- Analog circuit modelling developed with Jatin Chowdhury for authentic character
- Built-in sequencer added in v1.1 for programming patterns inside the plugin
- 73 global kit presets and 1,314 individual voice presets from leading sound designers
- MIDI sequencing, plus drag-and-drop of sounds into your DAW or folders
How to Download
1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
2. Get the plugin from the developer: Download from the official site
3. Install it, open it in your DAW or as a standalone app, and activate it with your Baby Audio licence.
System Requirements

Tekno needs macOS 10.11 or later and runs as VST, VST3, AU, CLAP or AAX in all major DAWs, with native Apple silicon support as well as Intel compatibility. A standalone version is also included.

FAQs

Does Tekno use drum samples?

No. Every drum sound is synthesized in real time by its engines, which is why hits vary subtly and can be shaped far beyond what a static sample allows.

Can I try Tekno before buying?

Yes. A free trial is available through Baby Audio's official site, and owners receive updates such as the v1.1 sequencer release at no extra cost.
November 6, 2026
Baby Audio TAIP 1.0.0 for Mac
Baby Audio TAIP 1.0.0 for Mac
Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

TAIP is Baby Audio's tape machine plugin, built with machine learning rather than traditional circuit modelling. The developer trained its algorithms on real tape hardware so the plugin recreates the sound and non-linear behaviour of a classic 1970s tape machine — the warmth, glue and gentle saturation that made recordings feel cohesive. You can use it lightly to take the digital edge off drums, instruments and vocals, or push it harder for obvious tape character. On Mac it runs as a VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugin in all major DAWs.

Key Features
- AI-powered tape saturation modelled on real 1970s tape machine behaviour
- Adjustable tape flavour, so you can customise the character for each source
- Adds organic warmth and cohesion to drums, instruments, vocals and buses
- Drive and wear-style controls for anything from subtle glue to lo-fi damage
- Comes loaded with a large preset library created by Baby Audio and friends
How to Download
1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
2. Visit the developer's website, Baby Audio, and find TAIP in the plugins section.
3. Download the Mac installer from the official site, install it, and activate TAIP in your DAW with your licence key.
System Requirements

TAIP needs a recent version of macOS and a 64-bit DAW that hosts VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugins, including Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, Studio One and Pro Tools. It runs on both Intel and Apple silicon Macs.

FAQs

How is TAIP different from other tape plugins?

Most tape plugins use circuit modelling. TAIP instead uses machine learning trained on real tape machines to reproduce how tape actually responds to audio, which gives it a flexible, customisable tape flavour.

Can I try TAIP before buying?

Baby Audio offers trial versions of its plugins through the official site, so you can test TAIP in your own DAW before purchasing a licence.
November 6, 2026
Baby Audio Super VHS 1.5 for Mac
Baby Audio Super VHS 1.5 for Mac
Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

Super VHS is Baby Audio's lo-fi colour box, built to make clean digital audio sound like it was rediscovered on a worn-out video tape from the 1980s. It brings together six one-knob effects in a single channel strip: static noise, tape saturation, sample-rate reduction, a dark ensemble chorus, pitch drift and a grainy budget-hall reverb. Each knob controls several parameters under the hood, so results are quick and often unpredictable in a good way. On Mac it runs as a VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugin in all major DAWs.

Key Features
- Static: VHS-style noise generated by an internal synthesizer
- Heat: tape saturator inspired by consumer-grade machines
- Shape: sample-rate reducer inspired by 1980s 8-bit samplers
- Magic and Drift: dark ensemble chorus plus a pitch-fluctuation LFO
- Wash: grainy 'bad hall' reverb inspired by low-budget 1980s rack units
How to Download
1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
2. Get the plugin from the developer: Download from the official site
3. Install it on your Mac, load it in your DAW, and activate it with the licence key from your Baby Audio account.
System Requirements

Super VHS needs macOS 10.11 or later and a 64-bit DAW hosting VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugins. It runs natively on Apple silicon Macs as well as Intel models, in DAWs such as Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase and FL Studio.

FAQs

Is Super VHS a tape emulator?

Not exactly. It is a creative lo-fi effect inspired by the whole VHS era — tape wear, cheap chorus, pitch wobble and noisy reverb — rather than a precise model of one tape machine.

Can I try Super VHS before buying?

Yes. Baby Audio offers a free trial of Super VHS on the official product page, so you can hear it on your own tracks first.
November 6, 2026
Baby Audio Spaced Out 1.7 for Mac
Baby Audio Spaced Out 1.7 for Mac
Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

Spaced Out is Baby Audio's take on the space echo, redesigned for modern production. Released in late 2020, it combines a crystalline algorithmic reverb with a 16-step delay sequencer and a wealth of modulation — more than 50 individual effects under the hood, presented in a single interface with no sub-menus. A central X-Y joystick lets you morph between the delay engine, the reverb engine and the dry signal. On Mac it runs as a VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugin, and it became the release that first put Baby Audio on the map.

Key Features
- Echoes engine: 16-step tap-delay sequencer synced to your DAW's tempo
- Space engine: algorithmic reverb with four programs, from Small Space to Outer Space
- Modulation baked into the reverb, with programs such as Lush, Trippy, Alien and Cosmic
- Generate function that creates new effect textures at the click of a button
- 125 presets included, plus delay textures including reverse and filtered echoes
How to Download
1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
2. Get the plugin from the developer: Download from the official site
3. Run the Mac installer, open your DAW, and activate Spaced Out with the licence key from your Baby Audio account.
System Requirements

Spaced Out needs macOS 10.11 or later and a 64-bit DAW that hosts VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugins. It runs natively on Apple silicon and on Intel Macs, in all major DAWs including Logic Pro, Ableton Live and Pro Tools.

FAQs

Is Spaced Out a delay or a reverb?

It is both, designed to be used together. The Echoes sequencer handles rhythmic delay patterns while the Space engine handles reverb and modulation, and the central mixer blends them freely.

Can I try Spaced Out before buying?

Yes. Baby Audio offers a trial version through the official site; the trial periodically outputs brief silence until it is activated with a licence key.
November 6, 2026
Baby Audio Smooth Operator Pro 1.2 for Mac
Baby Audio Smooth Operator Pro 1.2 for Mac
Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

Smooth Operator Pro is Baby Audio's expanded take on its popular spectral balancer, rebuilt with four years of user feedback from the original Smooth Operator. It removes the frequency energy your tracks do not need — mud, harsh resonances and masking — as and where it occurs, improving clarity without a static EQ curve. The Pro version adds surgical, per-node control over the spectrum, so different frequency areas can behave differently. It runs on Mac as a VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugin in all major DAWs.

Key Features
- Dynamic spectral balancing that removes fatiguing frequency energy in real time
- Per-node control: override global settings for individual frequency nodes
- Stereo and mid/side processing for more precise mix and mastering work
- Sidechaining support, so one signal can influence how another is processed
- Ships with 184 presets created by renowned mix and mastering engineers
How to Download
1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
2. Visit the developer's website, Baby Audio, and find Smooth Operator Pro in the plugins section.
3. Download the Mac installer from the official site, install it, and activate it in your DAW with your licence key.
System Requirements

Smooth Operator Pro needs macOS 10.11 or later and a 64-bit DAW hosting VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugins. It supports Intel and native Apple silicon Macs, and works in DAWs such as Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, Studio One, Reaper and Pro Tools.

FAQs

I own the original Smooth Operator. Is there an upgrade path?

Yes. Baby Audio has offered owners of Smooth Operator v1 a discounted upgrade to the Pro version, and the v1 licence stays valid, since Pro uses its own separate licence key. Check the official site for current upgrade pricing.

Can I try Smooth Operator Pro first?

Baby Audio provides trial versions through its official site and downloads page, so you can run it on your own sessions before buying.
November 6, 2026
Baby Audio Smooth Operator 1.2 for Mac
Baby Audio Smooth Operator 1.2 for Mac
Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

Smooth Operator is Baby Audio's spectral balancing plugin, built to clean up tracks without endless EQ surgery. It combines resonance suppression, spectral compression and equalisation in one curve-based interface. Its FFT-based algorithm analyses the incoming audio at the DAW's sample rate and adapts constantly, attenuating frequencies where energy builds up too much — the harsh, muddy or fatiguing areas that make a mix sound cluttered. On Mac it runs as a VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugin, and a newer Pro version now exists alongside this original, simpler release.

Key Features
- Spectral processing that automatically targets harsh resonances and mud
- Simple curve interface with nodes to shape the target frequency balance
- Combines resonance suppression, spectral compression and EQ in one tool
- Works in real time on individual tracks, buses or a full mix
- Comes with a library of presets created by Baby Audio and guest engineers
How to Download
1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
2. Get the plugin from the developer: Download from the official site
3. Install it, open your DAW, and activate Smooth Operator with the licence key from your Baby Audio account.
System Requirements

Smooth Operator runs on a recent version of macOS in DAWs that support 64-bit VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugins, including Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase and Pro Tools, on both Intel and Apple silicon Macs.

FAQs

Is Smooth Operator an EQ?

Not in the traditional sense. It uses spectral processing that reacts to your audio thousands of times per second, rather than applying fixed EQ cuts, so it only works when and where problem frequencies actually appear.

What is the difference from Smooth Operator Pro?

The Pro version adds much deeper per-node control, stereo and mid/side tools and more. This original version keeps the faster, simpler workflow that made the plugin popular.
November 6, 2026
Baby Audio Parallel Aggressor 1.4 for Mac
Baby Audio Parallel Aggressor 1.4 for Mac
Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

Parallel Aggressor is a parallel processing plugin from Baby Audio that takes the idea behind I Heart NY and expands it. Instead of routing audio to extra buses in your DAW, the plugin splits your signal internally into three parts: the clean Dry signal, a heavily compressed duplicate called Spank, and a heavily saturated duplicate called Heat. You blend the three faders together to add impact and character while keeping the dynamics of the original track. It runs on Mac as a VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugin in all major DAWs.

Key Features
- Three-signal parallel design: Dry, Spank (compression) and Heat (saturation)
- Spank engine builds on I Heart NY with improved sound quality and detection
- Style buttons such as Extra Punch, Extra Smack and a sidechain filter for Spank
- Heat engine based on Baby Audio's tape saturation, with its own style options
- Auto Gain keeps the combined output level close to the input while you experiment, plus 25 presets
How to Download
1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
2. Visit the developer's website, Baby Audio, and find Parallel Aggressor in the plugins section.
3. Download the Mac installer from the official site, install it, and activate it in your DAW with your licence key.
System Requirements

Parallel Aggressor needs a recent version of macOS and a DAW that hosts VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugins, such as Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase, Studio One or Pro Tools. It runs on both Intel and Apple silicon Macs.

FAQs

Do I need I Heart NY to use Parallel Aggressor?

No. Parallel Aggressor is a standalone plugin. It develops the same parallel compression idea further and adds a full saturation path, so it works on its own.

Can I try Parallel Aggressor before buying?

Baby Audio offers trial versions of its plugins on the official site, so you can test it on your own mixes before buying a licence.
November 6, 2026
Baby Audio I Heart NY 1.1.1 for Mac
Baby Audio I Heart NY 1.1.1 for Mac
Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

I Heart NY was Baby Audio's first ever plugin, first launched in 2019, retired in 2022 when its sequel IHNY-2 arrived, and later brought back after users kept asking for it. It recreates the classic New York compression trick: an aggressively compressed copy of your audio blended underneath the dry signal to add punch and weight without flattening the original dynamics. On Mac it runs in your DAW as a VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugin, and its whole appeal is speed — one main control instead of a rack of settings.

Key Features
- Parallel compression built around a single 'Spank' process for fast results
- High-ratio compression blended with EQ and non-linear character
- Adaptive low-end preservation filter so kick and bass keep their fullness
- Parallel Signal slider to mix the treated signal in under the dry sound
- Solo button for hearing only the compressed parallel signal while you dial it in
How to Download
1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
2. Get the plugin from the developer: Download from the official site
3. Install it, load it in your DAW, and activate it with the licence key from your Baby Audio account.
System Requirements

I Heart NY runs on a recent version of macOS in any major DAW that supports 64-bit VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugins, including Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase and Pro Tools. Baby Audio plugins support both Intel and Apple silicon Macs.

FAQs

What is the difference between I Heart NY and IHNY-2?

Both use the same core dynamics engine. I Heart NY is the simpler, more straightforward original, while IHNY-2 adds extra tweakability and a more modern interface. Pick the original if you want the fastest possible workflow.

Is I Heart NY only for drums?

Drums are its most famous use, but the same parallel trick works well on instruments and vocals whenever a track needs extra weight and punch.
November 6, 2026
Baby Audio Humanoid 1.2.2 for Mac
Baby Audio Humanoid 1.2.2 for Mac
Mac Audio
Updated Nov 6, 2026

Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

Humanoid is a vocal transformation plugin from Baby Audio, designed for producers who want the hard-tuned sound taken much further. Instead of simply correcting pitch, it resynthesises the voice using Baby Audio's own resynthesis and phase-vocoding technology, turning a normal vocal take into a robotic, hyper-synthetic performance. It runs inside your DAW on Mac as a VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugin, and it is powered entirely by DSP — the developer is clear that no AI training is involved in how it processes audio.

Key Features
- FFT-based pitch engine built for aggressive hard-tuning and voice manipulation
- Resynthesis and phase-vocoding that rebuild vocals into synthetic, robotic tones
- Factory wavetables included, with the option to import your own for new sounds
- Low-latency mode added in the 1.1 update for more flexible tracking and performance
- Large preset library, expanded in v1.2 with a 101-preset anniversary pack
How to Download
1. Use the green Download button on this page to check the current version and details.
2. Get the plugin from the developer: Download from the official site
3. Run the installer, open your DAW, and activate Humanoid with the licence key from your Baby Audio account.
System Requirements

Humanoid needs macOS 10.11 or later and a 64-bit DAW that hosts VST, VST3, AU or AAX plugins. It runs natively on Apple silicon Macs as well as Intel models, and it works in all major DAWs including Logic Pro, Ableton Live and Pro Tools.

FAQs

Is Humanoid just an auto-tune plugin?

Pitch correction is only the starting point. Humanoid resynthesises the vocal, so you can push a voice into robotic and synthetic territory that a standard tuner cannot reach, while still using it for more conventional hard-tuning.

Can I try Humanoid before buying?

Yes. Baby Audio offers trial versions of its plugins through the official site, so you can test Humanoid in your own DAW before deciding on a licence.
November 6, 2026