Twelve effects.
Compressors, reverbs, warmth, movement, a filter — the tools that make a track sound finished.
Every one works in your music software on Apple-silicon Macs, $20 each, and every picture below is the effect’s own screen, running live. The Hub app installs them for you, one click each.
Six compressors in one — pick the character your track needs, from clean and invisible to glue.
Four compressors, one per part of the sound — so the bass can hold steady while the top breathes.
Plate, Room and Hall in one reverb — with six bands to shape how each part of the sound fades.
A reverb you set up like a room: drag the walls, walk around in it, hear where you are.
Transformer, tape and tube warmth, in any order — turn each up until it sounds right.
A chorus with the wobble of old hardware: warm, wide, and never quite the same twice.
A compressor you can see: drag the waterline and watch the sound bob above it.
Draw a path and your sound travels it — around, through and across the room.
Three filters with personality, and a sixteen-step pattern that plays them for you.
Chop your sound into glittering grains and scatter them. Beta: expect rough edges.
Four ways to break a sound and one way to destroy it.
A spring reverb you can take apart: change the metal, stretch the spring, then pluck it.