Good Math.
A stacked gain plugin with a switchable soft saturator.
£46
Overview
Rounding error, by design.
Good Math folds a four-plugin routine that Make Believe founder Rick Carson has used in his mixes for years into one insert. Its three gain controls are stacked, and each stage rounds the audio back to 32-bit floating point. The gains add level, and the makers find that the rounding also scrambles the lowest bits in a pleasing way. Spread a boost across the three or push one harder, and let your ears decide. Click the golden "A" for a soft saturator from Metric Halo.
Highlights
Three stacked gain stages, each set by its own number
Every stage rounds the audio back to 32-bit float
Golden "A" switches in a Metric Halo soft saturator
Runs in Pro Tools, Logic, Studio One and Nuendo
Factory presets included to start from
MH Preset Manager shares presets between Mac and Windows
Resizable interface to suit your screen
iLok account required; two activations, dongle optional
Compatibility
Specs and requirements.
Licence and delivery
- Formats
- VST2VST3AUAAX
- Licence
- Perpetual licence
- Delivery
- Instant download
- Type
- Saturation
- SKU
- 1041-48
macOS
- OS
- 10.10 or later (AU, VST2, VST3, AAX Native)
Windows
- OS
- 7 or later, 64-bit (VST3, AAX Native)
Make Believe Studios
About the maker
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