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  • Audiority Harmonic Maximizer 1.3 for Mac

    Audiority Harmonic Maximizer 1.3 for Mac

    Audiority Harmonic Maximizer 1.3 for Mac

    Audiority Harmonic Maximizer 1.3 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Harmonic Maximizer, from Audiority, is a mastering and mix-bus utility that combines a multiband exciter with a loudness maximizer. The exciter works across six frequency bands, generating harmonics that make tracks sound clearer, bigger and more present, while the maximizer section adds saturation and controlled loudness with auto gain and auto release doing the housekeeping. Version 1.3 for Mac is built on Audiority's current framework, with high-quality processing and a resizable interface for detailed work.

    Key Features

    • Six-band multiband exciter for adding clarity and harmonic richness
    • Loudness maximizer section with saturation for punch and size
    • Auto gain and auto release for easier, more transparent operation
    • Blending control to mix the processed signal with the dry track
    • VST2, VST3, AU, AAX and CLAP formats, Universal 2 for Apple silicon and Intel

    How to Download

    1. Check your DAW supports VST3, AU or AAX plug-ins on macOS.
    2. Download the installer from the developer: Download from the official site
    3. Install Harmonic Maximizer, place it on a mix bus or master track, and raise the exciter bands gently until the mix opens up.

    System Requirements

    Harmonic Maximizer 1.3 requires a recent version of macOS and runs as a Universal 2 binary on Apple silicon and Intel Macs, in VST2, VST3, AU, AAX and CLAP hosts. Presets and licences live in the shared Audiority user folder.

    FAQs

    Where should I use Harmonic Maximizer?

    It was designed for the final stages of production — on a mix bus or master — but gentle settings also work on individual tracks that need presence, such as vocals or acoustic guitar.

    Is it a paid plug-in?

    Yes. It is a commercial Audiority plug-in with a downloadable demo on the official product page, where you will also find the current price.

  • Audiority Blue Face 1.2.1 for Mac

    Audiority Blue Face 1.2.1 for Mac

    Audiority Blue Face 1.2.1 for Mac

    Audiority Blue Face 1.2.1 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Blue Face, from Audiority, is an analog-modelled simulation of the classic BC108 silicon Fuzz Face made by Dunlop in the late 60s — one of the best-known fuzz pedals ever built, famous for blasting the front end of tube amplifiers. Audiority modified the circuit slightly so it keeps some bite even at minimum fuzz. On Mac, version 1.2.1 stays true to the pedal: just volume and fuzz, with your guitar's volume knob doing much of the expressive work.

    Key Features

    • Analog-modelled late-60s BC108 silicon fuzz pedal circuit
    • Simple volume and fuzz controls, faithful to the original pedal
    • Circuit tweaked for extra bite even at low fuzz settings
    • Responds to your guitar volume for clean-up, like real fuzz hardware
    • VST2, VST3, AU and AAX formats for Mac DAWs, with a resizable interface

    How to Download

    1. Make sure your DAW loads VST3, AU or AAX effects on macOS.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the download, or visit the developer's website directly for the current installer.
    3. Install Blue Face, put it first on a guitar track, and roll your guitar volume up and down to hear the fuzz clean up and bloom.

    System Requirements

    Blue Face 1.2.1 runs on a recent version of macOS on Apple silicon and Intel Macs, as a Universal-style build for VST2, VST3, AU and AAX hosts. Newer Audiority framework builds also add CLAP support.

    FAQs

    How is Blue Face different from Big Goat?

    They model different pedals. Blue Face is the raw, dynamic Fuzz Face sound with two controls; Big Goat is the smoother, more sustained Big Muff style fuzz.

    Is Blue Face expensive?

    No. Audiority's pedal plug-ins are budget priced and are also sold in the Pedalboard Distortions bundle. The developer's site shows current prices and demo downloads.

  • Audiority Big Goat 1.2.1 for Mac

    Audiority Big Goat 1.2.1 for Mac

    Audiority Big Goat 1.2.1 for Mac

    Audiority Big Goat 1.2.1 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Big Goat, from Italian developer Audiority, is an analog-modelled simulation of one of the most famous fuzzboxes ever made — the mid-70s Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi, heard on countless records. The signal passes through four cascaded amplifier stages, two of them clipping stages, producing that sustained, harmonically rich fuzz with its unmistakable scooped tone. Version 1.2.1 keeps the pedal simple — volume, tone and sustain — then adds conveniences the hardware never had, like a noise gate and mix control.

    Key Features

    • Analog-modelled mid-70s fuzzbox with four cascaded amplifier stages
    • Independent volume, tone and sustain controls, like the original pedal
    • Pre and post effect gain plus a mix control for parallel fuzz
    • Built-in noise gate and high-quality processing mode
    • VST2, VST3, AU and AAX formats, with a resizable interface

    How to Download

    1. Check your DAW supports VST3, AU or AAX effect plug-ins on macOS.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the download, or visit the developer's website directly for the current installer.
    3. Install Big Goat, insert it on a guitar or synth track, and sweep the tone and sustain controls to find your fuzz sound.

    System Requirements

    Big Goat 1.2.1 runs on a recent version of macOS and is a Universal 2 binary for Apple silicon and Intel Macs, in VST2, VST3, AU and AAX hosts. Activation is handled through an Audiority user account licence file.

    FAQs

    Which pedal does Big Goat model?

    The mid-70s Big Muff Pi fuzzbox. Big Goat recreates its four-stage circuit and control layout, while adding a gate, mix and gain staging for DAW use.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Audiority sells its plug-ins with downloadable demo versions from the product pages, and updates are installed by downloading the current demo or user-area build. Big Goat is a low-cost paid plug-in.

  • AudioRealism ReDominator 1.5.2.2 for Mac

    AudioRealism ReDominator 1.5.2.2 for Mac

    AudioRealism ReDominator 1.5.2.2 for Mac

    AudioRealism ReDominator 1.5.2.2 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    ReDominator, from Swedish developer AudioRealism, is a software recreation of the Roland Alpha Juno 1 and 2, the polyphonic DCO synths from 1986 that became a staple of early-90s techno and rave thanks to the Hoover sound. It looks modest — one oscillator plus a sub — but 14 waveforms, a 24dB/octave low-pass filter and an eight-parameter envelope let it produce seriously complex, fat sounds. The current Mac build is version 1.5.2.2, supplied with more than 200 patches.

    Key Features

    • Faithful Alpha Juno 1/2 emulation, including the famous Hoover sound
    • 14 low-aliasing waveforms plus sub-oscillator for a wide tonal range
    • Eight-parameter envelope generator for expressive, complex shapes
    • Over 200 bundled patches, many converted from a real JU-2
    • Sysex converter for bringing sounds in from actual Alpha Juno hardware

    How to Download

    1. Confirm your DAW loads AU or VST instruments on macOS.
    2. Download the installer from the developer: Download from the official site
    3. Install ReDominator, open the factory library, and try the Hoover and pad patches to hear the Juno character.

    System Requirements

    ReDominator 1.5.2.2 runs on a recent version of macOS in a 64-bit plug-in host, on Intel and Apple silicon Macs. It is available as a plug-in for Mac DAWs and also in a Reason Rack Extension edition.

    FAQs

    Is ReDominator good for more than Hoover sounds?

    Yes. The Hoover patch made it famous, but the waveform choice, sub-oscillator and flexible envelope make it equally useful for pads, basses and classic poly synth parts.

    Is it a paid synth?

    Yes, ReDominator is a commercial plug-in from AudioRealism. The official page lists the current price, and a Reason Rack Extension version is sold through the Reason shop.

  • AudioRealism ABL3 3.3.0.2 for Mac

    AudioRealism ABL3 3.3.0.2 for Mac

    AudioRealism ABL3 3.3.0.2 for Mac

    AudioRealism ABL3 3.3.0.2 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    ABL3, from AudioRealism, is the third generation of one of the most respected software emulations of the TB-303, the 1982 bass machine behind acid house. The engine was completely rewritten with the single goal of authenticity, and reviewers praised the leap over ABL2, especially in the pattern editing. On Mac, version 3.3.0.2 gives you three oscillator models of increasing grit, four ways to write patterns, and a sequencer that can drive the synth or send MIDI to the rest of your setup.

    Key Features

    • Complete rewrite of the ABL engine for the most authentic 303 behaviour
    • Three VCO models, from polite to the crunchiest acid squelch
    • Four pattern editors: classic, pattern view, random generator and wave mode
    • Import Rebirth and technoBox patterns, and drag patterns into your DAW as MIDI
    • AU and VST plug-in formats for Mac, with a resizable interface

    How to Download

    1. Make sure your DAW supports AU or VST instruments on macOS.
    2. Download the installer from the developer: Download from the official site
    3. Install ABL3, load it on a track, and use the classic pattern editor to write your first acid line with slides and accents.

    System Requirements

    ABL3 3.3.0.2 is a 64-bit plug-in for a recent version of macOS, running on Intel and Apple silicon Macs in a compatible AU or VST host. It installs alongside earlier ABL3.2-era versions.

    FAQs

    How is ABL3 different from ABL3x?

    ABL3x is the newer framework build of the same instrument, adding extra engines and VCO models. ABL3 remains the classic, widely used release of the same 303 emulation.

    What does ABL3 cost?

    It is a paid plug-in from AudioRealism; listings put it around $95, and the official product page shows the current price in dollars and euros.

  • Audiopunks Telefunken Bundle 2025.04 for Mac

    Audiopunks Telefunken Bundle 2025.04 for Mac

    Audiopunks Telefunken Bundle 2025.04 for Mac

    Audiopunks Telefunken Bundle 2025.04 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Audiopunks, working with Telefunken Elektroakustik, builds plug-in versions of rare vintage Telefunken studio hardware, and this bundle gathers that Telefunken line in one purchase. Its best-known member is the Echomixer, a recreation of the vintage device that combined three germanium preamps with a Hammond IV spring reverb — the kind of characterful, slightly unruly box engineers reach for when a mix needs colour rather than cleanliness. Bought as a bundle, the set covers that spring-and-preamp colour in a single licence.

    Key Features

    • Plug-in emulations of vintage Telefunken hardware, made with Telefunken Elektroakustik
    • Includes the Echomixer: three germanium preamps plus a Hammond IV spring reverb
    • Vintage colour and saturation for vocals, guitars, drums and mix buses
    • VST3, AU and AAX plug-in formats for Mac DAWs
    • One bundle licence for the Telefunken plug-in range from Audiopunks

    How to Download

    1. Check your DAW supports VST3, AU or AAX plug-ins, and note that authorisation needs an internet connection.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the download, or visit the developer's website directly for the current installer.
    3. Install the bundle, authorise it, and start with the Echomixer on a vocal or guitar bus to hear the spring and preamp character.

    System Requirements

    The Audiopunks Telefunken plug-ins run on macOS 10.14 and higher, on Intel and Apple silicon Macs, in VST3, AU and AAX hosts. An internet connection is required during authorisation.

    FAQs

    What is the Echomixer?

    It is a plug-in version of Telefunken's vintage Echomixer hardware, which housed three germanium preamps and a Hammond IV spring reverb in one unit, recreated by Audiopunks.

    Is the bundle a subscription?

    No. Audiopunks sells its plug-ins as perpetual licences, and the bundle is a one-time purchase of the Telefunken range. The developer's site lists the current bundle contents and price.

  • Audiomodern Soundbox 1.3.8 for Mac

    Audiomodern Soundbox 1.3.8 for Mac

    Audiomodern Soundbox 1.3.8 for Mac

    Audiomodern Soundbox 1.3.8 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Soundbox, from Audiomodern, is a fully customisable MPE sampler platform for Mac, built to host a growing library of virtual instruments from Audiomodern and third-party developers. The engine itself is free: version 1.3.8 for macOS plays any Soundbox instrument with all performance features unlocked. If you buy a paid Soundbox instrument, its licence key also unlocks the sample and mapping editor, so you can import your own sounds and build bespoke instruments of your own design.

    Key Features

    • Free sampler engine that loads any Soundbox instrument, from any developer
    • MPE support for expressive performance with compatible controllers
    • Built for cutting-edge virtual instruments with layered, custom interfaces
    • Sample and mapping editor unlocks with any paid Soundbox instrument licence
    • VST3, AU and AAX plug-in formats, plus standalone, on Mac

    How to Download

    1. Check your Mac runs a supported version of macOS.
    2. Download the installer from the developer: Download from the official site
    3. Install the free Soundbox engine, load a free or purchased Soundbox instrument, and play it in your DAW or standalone.

    System Requirements

    Soundbox needs macOS 10.14 and up, including native Apple silicon compatibility, and runs in VST3, AU and AAX hosts or standalone mode. An iPad version is also available with AUv3 support.

    FAQs

    Is Soundbox really free?

    The engine is free to use on desktop and iPad, with all playing features unlocked. Only the sample and mapping editor needs a licence key, which comes with any paid Soundbox instrument purchase.

    Can I make my own instruments?

    Yes, once the editor is unlocked. You can import and edit your own samples, map them across the keyboard and build custom instruments inside Soundbox.

  • Audiomodern Riffer 4.1.0 for Mac

    Audiomodern Riffer 4.1.0 for Mac

    Audiomodern Riffer 4.1.0 for Mac

    Audiomodern Riffer 4.1.0 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Riffer, from Audiomodern, is a generative MIDI sequencer that writes musical phrases for whatever instrument you point it at. It makes no sound itself; it creates editable MIDI — melodies, hooks, basslines and arpeggios — by combining pitch, duration, velocity and density under your chosen key and scale. The current Mac release is Riffer 4, at version 4.1.0, rebuilt with a set of purpose-built generation engines, each with its own musical character, so fresh ideas arrive faster than blank-page staring.

    Key Features

    • Purpose-built generation engines for sequences, hooks, basslines and arpeggios
    • Generates riffs in any key and scale, with control over range, density and timing
    • Every generated phrase stays fully editable, note by note
    • Infinity mode for endless variation during jamming or performance
    • VST3, AU, AAX and standalone on Mac, with MIDI export to any DAW

    How to Download

    1. Confirm your DAW is set up to receive MIDI from a plug-in or the standalone app.
    2. Download the installer from the developer: Download from the official site
    3. Install Riffer 4, route its MIDI to a synth or sampler, pick an engine and scale, and generate until something sparks — then edit it and make it yours.

    System Requirements

    Riffer 4 requires macOS 11 and up, with native Apple silicon compatibility, and runs as VST3, AU, AAX or standalone. The official page lists all major DAWs as supported, including Logic Pro, Ableton Live and Cubase.

    FAQs

    Does Riffer make sound?

    No. Riffer generates MIDI only. You route its notes to a software or hardware instrument, and you can export the MIDI to use in any project.

    Can I upgrade from Riffer 3?

    Yes. Audiomodern offers existing Riffer owners an upgrade price for Riffer 4, shown on the official product page next to the regular price and the trial download.

  • Audiomodern Playbeat 4.0.9 for Mac

    Audiomodern Playbeat 4.0.9 for Mac

    Audiomodern Playbeat 4.0.9 for Mac

    Audiomodern Playbeat 4.0.9 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Playbeat 4, from Audiomodern, is a drum designer built around generative pattern creation. Rather than programming every step by hand, you pick musical styles and let its local AI algorithms generate grooves, then shape the result with up to eight independent sequencers controlling pitch, density, delay, volume and pan. The 4.0.9 build for Mac ships with a factory library of patterns, sounds and 1,500 kits, so there is plenty of raw material before you import a single sample of your own.

    Key Features

    • Genre-based AI pattern generation for endless, non-repeating grooves
    • Eight independent sequencers with real-time pitch shifting, density and track delay
    • Factory library of patterns, sounds and 1,500 kits included
    • Create and share your own packs with custom artwork, names and tags
    • Export MIDI and audio, in VST3, AU, AAX and standalone formats

    How to Download

    1. Check your Mac and DAW meet the requirements on the product page.
    2. Download the installer from the developer: Download from the official site
    3. Install Playbeat 4, choose a kit and a genre, generate a pattern, then tweak the sequencers and export MIDI or audio to your project.

    System Requirements

    Playbeat 4 needs macOS 10.14 and up, with native Apple silicon compatibility, in VST3, AU or AAX hosts or standalone mode. All major DAWs are supported, including Logic Pro, Ableton Live, Cubase and Pro Tools.

    FAQs

    Does the trial have limits?

    Yes. The trial has no time restriction and includes the factory library, but MIDI output, importing your own sounds and preset saving are disabled until you unlock it with a licence key.

    Can previous owners upgrade?

    Yes. Audiomodern offers Playbeat 4 to owners of earlier versions at a reduced upgrade price, listed on the official product page alongside the regular price.

  • Audiomodern Freezr 1.0.6 for Mac

    Audiomodern Freezr 1.0.6 for Mac

    Audiomodern Freezr 1.0.6 for Mac

    Audiomodern Freezr 1.0.6 for Mac

    Mac Audio
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Audio • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Freezr, from Audiomodern, is a freeze sequencer plug-in for Mac that captures audio as it plays and chops the frozen segments into rhythmic sequences. Instead of a static freeze button, it lets you manipulate and re-sequence the captured sound in real time, generating stutters, repeats and textured patterns that work as well on stage as in the studio. It runs as a plug-in in your DAW and as a standalone app, so the same performance workflow is available wherever you make music.

    Key Features

    • Captures and freezes audio segments in real time for expressive manipulation
    • Sequences frozen audio into rhythmic stutters and patterns
    • Designed for both live performance and studio sound design
    • VST, VST3, AU and AAX plug-in formats, plus standalone and AUv3
    • Part of Audiomodern's family of creative, generative music tools

    How to Download

    1. Make sure your DAW supports VST3, AU or AAX effect plug-ins on macOS.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the download, or visit the developer's website directly for the current installer.
    3. Install Freezr, insert it on a track playing audio, and use its sequencer to capture and re-order frozen segments.

    System Requirements

    Freezr 1.0.6 requires macOS 10.12 or higher according to its product listings, and runs on Intel and Apple silicon Macs in a compatible plug-in host or standalone mode, with around 200 MB of free drive space.

    FAQs

    What does Freezr actually do?

    It freezes small segments of incoming audio and lets you sequence and manipulate them, so a plain loop or vocal can become a rhythmic, stuttering texture you perform in real time.

    Is Freezr free?

    No, despite the name. It is a paid plug-in, listed at $29, sold by Audiomodern and authorised resellers. Check the developer's site for current offers.