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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 67564, member: 636"]
McDSP has expanded licensing flexibility for its seventh-generation plugin catalog while introducing FutzVerb, a processor that merges spatial effects with signal degradation tools. The company gives customers three authorization methods: physical iLok dongles, cloud-based iLok access and computer-specific activation. Each license permits installation on two machines regardless of whether users purchase perpetual rights or maintain ongoing subscriptions.

FutzVerb extends the developer's FutzBox software by pairing reverb algorithms with Synthetic Impulse Models, filtering stages and saturation circuits. Musicians can position the company's impulse models at three points within the signal chain relative to the reverb engine. The processor provides 22 reverb algorithms and 12 reflection patterns alongside adjustments for pre-delay routing, spatial width, modulation depth, high-frequency damping and tonal coloring. A sub-octave generator creates pitches one or two octaves below the input signal. Gate and ducking functions control reverb behavior.

The software operates with double-precision mathematics and adds no processing delay. FutzVerb comes bundled with McDSP All Access memberships and the Everything Pack collection. Individual perpetual licenses cost $129. Trial versions run for 14 days. Machine-based authorization requires version 7.3.0 or later of McDSP software.
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