AudioThing has released an update to its audio plugin which delivers microphone and speaker simulations. Version 1.3.3 of Speakers comes with 2 new speaker models (TV 3, Speaker Vintage), a new preset browser, and an improved EQ dots display.
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.
Speakers for Windows, macOS and Linux (VST/VST3, AU, AAX and CLAP) is on sale for 59 USD/EUR until August 31st, 2026 (regular 99 USD/EUR).
Also updated is the Latin Percussion analog drum machine. Version 1.7 brings iOS support and more.
Latin Percussion is a sample-based plugin emulation of the Sound Master Latin Percussion, a rare analog drum machine from the 80s.
The instrument features 6 classic latin sounds: Bass, Low Conga, High Conga, Bongo, Claves, and Maracas, which can be pitched, panned or mixed independently. You can additionally shape the sound with the Overdrive and Reverb. The sequencer lets you easily build patterns that can be dragged and dropped to your DAW/host.
Changes in Latin Percussion v1.7
- Added: Graphics Controls (Brightness and Contrast).
- Added: New Preset Browser.
- Added: macOS 26 Tahoe support.
- Improved: Graphic memory usage.
- Fixed: Some parameters not saving/recalling correctly.
- Fixed: Patterns loading and saving issues.
Latin Percussion is on sale for 19 USD/EUR instead of 39 USD/EUR. The iOS version is $4.99 USD at the App Store.
AudioThing’s plugins are available to purchase at the AudioThing store and from distributors such as AudioDeluxe and Plugin Boutique.
