Our plugins were created using new DSP research and countless hours of listening tests in studio environments. And across all our code, “do no harm” and signal integrity are a big priority for us. So we do a few things differently. Aliasing is handled by default, not left as an option you have to know to switch on. Nothing rings before the sound that caused it. And latency is zero wherever it can be, and a few milliseconds at most where it can’t.

We measure and publish all data on our plugins, but a plugin only ships when it has become the thing we reach for in our sessions without thinking, or when removing it from our plugin library makes the work slower, harder, or not as pristine.