Bram Vocal SeparatorVocal separator DAW plugin (CLAP format, x86_64) for Linux, using an offline AI model that runs on your device, and it is light enough to not require a GPU. On my regular laptop it processes a second of audio in roughly one second. This plugin also has no DRM or activation, so if you get it once you will be able to use it forever, also without an internet connection. The plugin is powered by Demucs, a state-of-the-art music source separation model. You can load .mp3 and .wav audio files, and adjust the selection where you want to separate the vocals with the sliders in the GUI. You can play any note on the track to hear your selection. When you are happy with the selection, you can click "Isolate vocals" to separate the vocals. Now, you can play a note of the track to hear the result. You can use the isolated vocals by playing notes on the track with the plugin, or export the result to a .wav file and load it in your favorite sampler to use it in the rest of your song. You can see a demo video here: https://youtu.be/aHLQoB0BuBk Also, here are some results from using this plugin: (see audio files). If you are interested in a plugin that separates other stems as well (drums, bass, etc.), let me know at audio@btertoolen.eu. You can also email me there for any support or other questions / feedback. Read More

Genelec introduce the 9402A System Management Device The latest expansion of Genelec’s UNIO monitoring ecosystem expands AoIP support with Dante and AES67 options, and offers system management for everything from stereo to 9.1.6 Dolby Atmos rigs. 

The Biggest UK Pro Audio Show In 20 Years! GearExpo UK is the biggest pro-audio show to hit the UK in years, offering an unmatched opportunity to get hands-on with the world’s top audio brands.

Schematic Sound makes Aurora waveform visualizer plugin FREE and open-source
Schematic Sound has made Aurora, its DJ-style waveform visualizer plugin, open-source and available as a free pay-what-you-want download. Aurora is a VST3/AU plugin that brings the frequency-colored waveform display you see in DJ software like Rekordbox, Traktor, and Serato into the DAW. I used DJ software quite a bit in the past (mostly at friends’ [...]
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Portway DSP launches PINGPAN physics-driven auto-panner plugin (GIVEAWAY)
Portway DSP has released PINGPAN, a physics-driven auto-panner with a ping-pong delay, sweepable filter, and, believe it or not, a playable Pong-style game mode. We are taking a closer look at the plugin and giving away one free copy to one lucky BPB reader. PINGPAN is the debut plugin from Portway DSP, created by developer [...]
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Get Solid State Logic SSL X-Limit for $10 at AudioDeluxe
AudioDeluxe is offering Solid State Logic’s SSL X-Limit limiter plugin for $10 in an exclusive deal. SSL X-Limit normally costs $49, so the current $10 price cuts 80% off the regular price. It ends in 13 days, which means it should run until around June 30th. If you already had X-Limit on your wishlist, I [...]
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Ankalot releases Xenroll , a FREE and open-source microtonal piano roll plugin
Developer Ankalot has released the 0.4.3 version of Xenroll, a free and open-source microtonal piano roll for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Xenroll is a free and open-source piano roll plugin that allows you to define pitch with an accuracy of one cent. There are 100 cents in a semitone, which means you have 1200 cents [...]
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Adam Baker Reflection: MIDI + Chord ViewerReflection: The chords you're playing, big and bold, on any screen. Reflection came about because I always wanted a plugin with a giant piano and chord viewer that I could see from across the room. My MIDI keyboard isn't in front of my computer, it's next to it, and I'm still (always) learning piano and music theory. None of the existing plugins were big enough for me to see. Once the basic plugin was built, I thought, why not have that broadcast to my iPad? My other app, Grip (for Ableton Live), already had a desktop companion to connect over Wi-Fi, so I reused it for Reflection. And why just one device? A phone and a tablet, or a whole classroom of piano students with iPads, could all show the same thing. Plus, why not be able to teach or share over the web? So, sharing, Jackbox-style, is a part of Reflection too. Reflection has three parts: a free plugin (VST3, AU), a mobile app (iOS, Android in beta), and a desktop app (Mac, Windows). They all have: Real-time chord detection from MIDI. Piano keyboard, grand staff, and equivalent guitar chord notation. Key signature and mode. Tap, type, or (on mobile) speak a chord name to see how to play it. The mobile and desktop apps also have a built-in piano and other sounds, so they work without a DAW. Chord analysis plugins aren't new. What's different about Reflection is seeing the same thing on multiple screens at once: Producer: Stick your phone on your keyboard and see what's playing through your DAW without turning around. Band/jam/collaborators or teachers & students: All of you can see what's being played in your own devices, e.g. to follow a band leader as they play. Either real-time over Wi-Fi in the same room, or over the web. I've got lots of ideas for how to extend this, either into the teaching/learning space, or more for live use, or for production. But starting with the basics and want to hear from producers, teachers, students, and others about what would make Reflection useful to you. Read More

Cherry Audio recreate the Ensoniq ESQ-1 Cherry Audio's  the new virtual version of the Ensoniq ESQ-1 captures the sound and character of the original hardware while introducing some handy modern extras. 

DT 30 IE: New in-ears from beyerdynamic Designed with the demands of real stage environments in mind, the new DT 30 IE promise to deliver a balanced sound, exceptional passive noise isolation and robust durability to performers at every level.

Shadaloo Audio DSP releases Vinland Drive FREE tape emulator plugin
Shadaloo Audio DSP has released Vinland Drive, a free vintage tape emulator plugin for macOS and Windows. We recently covered Wide, Shadaloo Audio DSP’s free stereo and spatial enhancement plugin, and the developer also released H, a free tone and loudness enhancer, earlier this year. Those were both decent plugins, and Vinland Drive continues in [...]
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Collaya launches in-DAW co-producer plugin for Apple Silicon Macs
Collaya has launched a new co-producer plugin and standalone app for Apple Silicon Macs. The idea behind Collaya is to bring an AI-assisted writing partner directly into the DAW, rather than sending musicians to a separate browser tab or a prompt-based music generator. It runs as an AU/VST3 plugin in supported Mac DAWs and is [...]
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W.A. Production offers the Vocal Splitter plugin for FREE for a limited time
W.A. Production is offering Vocal Splitter as a free download with the coupon code GETWAVS. Vocal Splitter normally costs $29, but you can add it to your W.A. Production account for free by applying the GETWAVS coupon at checkout. I don’t see an end date listed for this offer, so it’s worth grabbing sooner rather [...]
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Analog Realism Sphinx 101Master bus processor with the world's first shared voltage rail. Three console topologies, four transformer models, multiband dynamics, EQ, stereo width, filters, and HF soft clipping (tube and solid-state modes) - all physically modeled at the component level. The core technology, TrueRail, connects all processing modules through a shared virtual power supply. When you push one module harder, every other module responds - rail sag, thermal drift, transformer saturation shifts, crosstalk between stages. Twelve analog mechanisms running simultaneously, just like real hardware. Each plugin instance loads with unique per-component tolerance variation, so no two instances sound exactly alike. Verified with 2,043 automated signal measurements across 9 test suites, zero failures. Full Plugin Doctor measurements published openly at https://analogrealism.com/pages/test-results.html Free demo available - fully functional with brief periodic silence. No subscriptions. Read More

PSPaudioware release PSP Levelizer PSPaudioware’s latest release offers automatic level adjustment and provides more detailed control than many traditional dynamic processors, as well as offering a quicker alternative to writing in fader automation.