Softube have just announced the launch of a new surface that packs the power of their hugely popular Console 1 Channel MkIII system into a smaller footprint.
Softube bring hands‐on control to their Flow mixing and mastering concept.
Housed in a compact desktop enclosure, Softube's new controller sports a set of five encoders, a selection of function buttons and a full-colour display, and comes with over 100 signal chains that take advantage of Softube’s Flow Mixing Suite plug-in collection.
Softube’s latest collaboration with Weiss delivers a new multi-band dynamics plug-in that brings together five bands of processing based on the renowned Weiss DS1-MK3.
Can Softube’s Flow Mixing Suite cover all your mix processing needs within a single plug‐in collection?
The latest addition to the Softube range aims to offer the best of both worlds by combining their praised vintage EQ emulations with a modern GUI, draggable curves, dynamic bands and more.
Any reverb plug‐in can be used to create the perception of depth — and your mixes will be more engaging and three‐dimensional as a result.
Softube's plug-in version of the Drawmer 1976 offers three‐band saturation and stereo widening.
Softube’s Console 1 system reaches its third iteration, refining and improving the popular DAW controller.
The latest Console 1 MkIII update allows users to take control over third-party plug-in controls and faders thanks to new a MIDI CC module and a Fader MIDI Controller Mode.