PSP Audioware has released an update to its vintage-style compressor effect plugin suite. Version 2.2.1 of PSP oldTimer (incl. ME edition) adds support for native AAX Silicon, alongside various other improvements and fixes.
PSP oldTimerME combines advanced features such as the option to process left, right, mid or side channel exclusively while remaining simple to set up.
In the case of PSP oldTimer, our goal was to provide a simple compressor that offers an exceptionally musical sound while requiring minimal tweaking. PSP oldTimer is so simple and so easy to use, that it’s difficult to make it sound bad even at the most extreme settings! These compressors offer soft and smooth compression in most applications, however they may slightly color the sound with their tube emulation on transients when heavily driven internally by high compression values.
Changes in PSP oldTimer v2.2.1
- Added AAX Silicon native format.
- Added downscaling GUI.
- Added dropdown menu to PSP PresetBar with predefined scaling values.
- Added copy/paste (cmd+c, cmd+v) functionality for text edited values.
- Improved shortening preset names in PSP PresetBar.
- Improved overall stability.
- Fixed: Editing text values in Logic Pro X (only ARM version) was causing whole screen to turn pink.
- Fixed: Plugins were sometimes crashing Pro Tools while loading presets from Pro Tools’ Preset System.
- Fixed: Hints’ look in dark mode (macOS).
- Fixed: Plugins were passing only left channel in REAPER if track had more than 2 channels.
- Fixed: Plugins were crashing DaVinci resolve while loading session.
- Minor bugs fixed.
Available for Windows and Mac (VST/VST3, AU and AAX), PSP oldTimer is priced $99 USD at the PSP store and from distributor PluginFox and ADSR Sounds.
