You are an SPL customer — and that has its consequences:
We will give you a 10% discount for each SPL Analog Code® plug-in you already own or buy now — every plug-in counts an extra 10%!
Is this the first Analog Code plug-in you buy? Get 10% off.
It’s your second one? 20% off.
It is already the sixth one? Get a 60% discount!
Transient Designer, Vitalizer, Passeq …
Analog Code® plug-ins starting from 75 Euros.
Sound & Recording reviewed the Passeq plug-in in its January 2011 issue. Besides the product description and assessment, there are also sound samples available to all subscribers. That way you can actually listen for yourself if the plug-in is really the “Passive Power Horse” they state in the title.
The Passeq plug-in was reviewed by Sound & Recording’s own Hannes Bieger. We selected the following excerpts for you:
Regarding high-frequency processing:
“The Passeq’s sound is unnoticeable, specially in the high frequencies. It can manage subtle corrections with an incredible elegance, specially when it comes to acoustic signals, regardless of whether it’s vocals, wind instruments or percussion. The processing always evidences the finest details in a way that makes you feel as if you were looking at the audio material through a magnifying glass.” View Full Article »
The digitalization of analog technology has been a recurring and controversial topic for years. We at SPL refrained from the discussion quite some time, until we we came up with our own answer in the form of the Analog Code series.
We are convinced that our Passeq plug-in faithfully translates into the digital domain the sound and response of passive EQs. It shouldn’t come as a surprise considering that is has the most complex algorithms our in-house developers have ever conceived to date. View Full Article »
Were you at the Messe this year? We hope you enjoyed it as much as we did…
Did you like our DrumXchanger? We know you did… 
Would you like to give it a try? We knew you would… 
That’s why we’ve made the beta version available as a free download for you to try and, if you want, tell us what you think about it.
We have been developing a new software tool based on our proprietary Transient Designer technology over the last months and it is starting to look very promising.
As you probably know, SPL invented level-independent dynamic processing in the 1990’s, providing the foundation for all transient processing tools. We have resorted once again to this proven and tested technology to develop our latest software tool: the DrumXchanger, a plug-in that can replace drum sounds in multitrack sessions irrespective of their level; it works in real time and replaces samples phase-accurately in the original signal.
