Blox Exciter gives Pine DSP a three-flavor saturation plug-in aimed at quick tone shaping. Ember handles smooth overdrive, Reel adds magnetic-style coloration, and Glass pushes a harder, brighter edge.
Across all three modes, Air builds odd-harmonic top-end energy, Drive controls how hard audio hits saturation, and Tilt shifts the low-to-high balance before distortion. Reel gets extra depth through Hysteresis for softer transients and Bias for changing simulated tape asymmetry.
Output level, wet-dry blending, and bypass round out the controls. Pine DSP supports VST3, AU, and AAX across Windows and macOS. Intro pricing sits at €3 before the regular €19 price takes over.
Across all three modes, Air builds odd-harmonic top-end energy, Drive controls how hard audio hits saturation, and Tilt shifts the low-to-high balance before distortion. Reel gets extra depth through Hysteresis for softer transients and Bias for changing simulated tape asymmetry.
Output level, wet-dry blending, and bypass round out the controls. Pine DSP supports VST3, AU, and AAX across Windows and macOS. Intro pricing sits at €3 before the regular €19 price takes over.
