AudioThing has announced an update to the Speakers plugin effect designed to emulate a wide range of loudspeakers and microphones using a state-of-the-art convolution engine.
Version 1.2 includes support for macOS 11 Big Sur (Universal 2 Binary) and various other new features, improvements and fixes.
Shape any sound like it’s being played by an old telephone, radio, or classic cabinet; or shape it like it’s being recorded by a vintage ribbon microphone or even a toy recorder.
Speakers features a freely configurable effects chain, comprising compression, distortion, and filtering, as well as an array of looping background noises for setting the sound in a variety of environments.
Changes in Speakers v1.2
- Added: macOS 11 Big Sur support (Universal 2 Binary).
- Added: 5 speaker models (Computer II, Computer ZX, Retro Portable, TV 2, VL Tone).
- Added: Support for multi-language (beta).
- Improved: VoIP algorithm stability and sound.
- Improved: GUI and loading time.
- Fixed: Init preset not loading correctly when adding the plugin for the first time.
- Fixed: Logic Pro random crash when loading a saved project.
- Fixed: Rendering Offline silence on first load for batch processing.
- Fixed: Activation Issue on some DAWs.
Speakers is on sale at AudioThing and distributor Plugin Boutique for $59 USD until the end of May (regular $99 USD).
The plugin supports VST/VST3, AU and AAX formats for Windows and Mac.
