Brit 1987 is the TH-U expansion library, created by Choptones, seeking to recreate the sound of a Marshall 1987X*. After re-tubing their faithful 1987x with Svetlana EL-34 for the power amp and JJ for the pre amp, Choptones engineers captured different tones using all kind of possible combinations giving you best rigs on the market.

TH-U is able to load rig models created from real setups. The Overloud proprietary technology allows our engineers to sample and capture the response of an entire rig, including the nonlinear and dynamic response of the amplifier, the cabinet, the microphones, the mic preamplifier and the room sound. Rig To Model technology allows you to capture both analog and digital setups. The Rig Player, integrated into TH-U, allows you to reproduce any nuance of the sampled rigs.

Version 2 of HY-SEQ16x3. 16 step analog style sequencer. Each sequencer unit can be controlled independently (speed, start, size, direction…) Modulation units and SEQ2, 3 can be used for internal/external parameter modulation. Curve is used for controlling clock behaviour.

This is a block-based grid sequencer plugin. A grid sequencer track consists of 4 sequencer blocks. Chain order of there sequencer blocks is controlled by block chainer. Block chainer is a step sequencer which controls chain order of sequencer blocks.

Sample slicer + Step sequencer + FX Chain. You can slice loaded sample into max 32 and those slice will be triggered by internal step sequencer.

This is a block base sequencer. Fixed when close/open plugin window, note display ignored root note setting, improved UI rendering speed, now when midi mute button is active, cc value out will be muted too, added transpose on/off button, added midi out ch lock function.

It’s multi mode filter effect. There are both free/commercial version. Commercial version has 7 filter modes(multi, reso, step, bank, stereo, gate).

HY-Delay4 is a multi mode delay. There are 6 main processes (Delay, Amp, Waveshaper, EQ, FX1, FX2). You can change the order of these processes. Also, you can modulate those parameter values with 4 modulation units and 4 macro controls.

Meet RAUM, your do-it-all creative reverb. Made to sculpt any space, RAUM can do everything from abstract echoes to spacetime-bending ambience in one swift move. It’s your space laboratory, your mix fixer, and your utility tool. It’s simple, flexible – and most importantly, it sounds out of this world.

The original Massive, having helped define the sound of modern genres such as dubstep and EDM, became synonymous with an exciting, forward-thinking approach to synthesis that unapologetically embraced its digital DNA. Famous for its intuitive interface and sonic potential – from enormous basslines and soaring leads, to evolving ambient textures – it quickly became a staple part of many production toolkits.

B.I.T. stands for Back In Time…Instead of combining the best of analog modeling with hybrid synthesis, which we can see with the other Rob Papen synthesizers, B.I.T. focuses on Analogue Modelled Synthesis.

Using a combination of drum synthesis/samples and the built-in pattern sequencer to trigger beats already made Punch a unique drum machine and loved by many upon its first release!

Picture a -Filter Bank- with 36 different Filter types and an XY panel which can also be recorded and played back in several different ways. Yes…that is already very cool, however, picture in your mind that you can also use it in combination with 2 other FX, which also have their own XY pad and this is all then polished off with a flexible Stereo Delay!

Mikron Phaser was modeled after the legendary Small Stone Phaser, a stomp box effect designed by one of our all-time heroes: David Cockerell. The effect was made particularly famous by the French composer Jean Michel Jarre who used it extensively on his recordings as a synthesizer effect.

Mikron Orbiter was modeled after the effects of the Eminent 310 Unique electronic organ: chorus, tremolo and ensemble. Of which the ensemble effect is by far the most famous, in large part because it is not only the Eminent Unique that uses it. The strings of the Eminent organ were such a hit with musicians at the time that the ensemble section was reused to form the core of the Solina String Ensemble (rebranded in the United States as the ARP String Ensemble).