Oeksound - Spiff 1.3.0 WiN

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Oeksound - Spiff 1.3.0 WiN
Release Date: 12.2020
Version: 1.3.0
Developer: Oeksound
Developer site: oeksound.com/plugins/spiff/
Format: VST, VST3, AAX
Bit depth: 64bit
Tabletka: present
System requirements: Windows 7 and up as 32 / 64 bit VST and VST3, and 64 bit AAX (PT11 and up).
Size: 18.1MB

Spiff is our take on transient control. Following the success of our first plug-in, soothe, spiff was designed to fill in the gap of the sound engineer’s toolkit. It has been designed to cut or boost transients with extreme detail. Similar to soothe, spiff analyses the incoming signal and applies the processing only on the parts of the signal that contain the transient information. This keeps the rest of the signal intact and free from side effects.

Spiff handles transients the same way soothe handles resonances. By reacting only where and when needed, spiff is capable of attenuating or even removing transient information from a sound. Effective on mouth noises, hard consonants, clicks and pops, it can also be used for example to soften the pick attack from a guitar recording while retaining the top end sheen. Engaging the boost mode turns spiff into a powerful transient enhancer. This allows you to bring elements to the front of a mix without increasing the RMS level, or to boost fundamentals from drums without additional boominess.


Oeksound - Spiff 1.3.0 WiN
• Transient design tool
• Boost transients with extreme detail
• Less spit, more articulation
• Removing clicks and leakage on tracks
• Retains the original character of the sound
• Remove the close mics from a drum recording
• OpenGL-accelerated graph

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