Pulsar Audio upgraded two compressors and equalizer plugins with phase correction and timing controls while renaming both products. The company released Massive as MP-EQ and Mu as VM-COMP as free updates for current license holders.
MP-EQ adds linear phase processing that realigns frequencies after equalization to preserve transients and low-end clarity. The passive equalizer models inductors, tubes, and transformers from the original hardware with three transformer modes and drive adjustment for saturation. The interface provides curve editing, spectrum analysis, and mid-side processing with auto-gain compensation.
VM-COMP extends attack and release times beyond the hardware limits and adds sidechain equalization with visual curve editing. The variable-bias tube compressor models magnetic behavior and control circuits from the analog unit with external sidechain input and mid-side operation. Both plugins oversample to 384 kilohertz and scale to different screen sizes.
MP-EQ costs $79 through an unspecified date, then returns to $149. The developer designed both tools for mastering, mix buses, and individual tracks across electronic and acoustic material.
MP-EQ adds linear phase processing that realigns frequencies after equalization to preserve transients and low-end clarity. The passive equalizer models inductors, tubes, and transformers from the original hardware with three transformer modes and drive adjustment for saturation. The interface provides curve editing, spectrum analysis, and mid-side processing with auto-gain compensation.
VM-COMP extends attack and release times beyond the hardware limits and adds sidechain equalization with visual curve editing. The variable-bias tube compressor models magnetic behavior and control circuits from the analog unit with external sidechain input and mid-side operation. Both plugins oversample to 384 kilohertz and scale to different screen sizes.
MP-EQ costs $79 through an unspecified date, then returns to $149. The developer designed both tools for mastering, mix buses, and individual tracks across electronic and acoustic material.
