boz Digital Labs Announces Sasquatch Kick Machine Plugin
Ladies and gentleman, welcome plugin developer boz Digital Labs. Based out of central California, this group is dedicated to creating plugins to help every-day audio engineer plugins. Their latest endeavor is the Sasquatch Kick Machine.
Sasquatch will gently handle even the fastest kicks. Or just demolish them.
This new plugin is designed to analyze an incoming kick drum signal that is precise with transients. The plugin will sculpt or shape a kick to our heart’s desire.
Sasquatch Kick Machine is available now for an intro price of $59 until October 18, 2013 – There is still time! Or users can get it after for $119 MSRP. The plugin is available for Mac and PC as VST and AU formats – 32/64 bit options available upon request.
Here are more details from boz Digital Lab:
Product Description
Sasquatch Kick Machine is designed to give you complete control over the sound of your kick drum. Whether you need to subtly add a little oomph or completely redesign the sound of your kick drum, Sasquatch makes it simple to get the exact sound you need. It also lets you adjust the beater click and body separately, making your creativity the only limitation.
Because of its advanced triggering algorithm, you will never have to worry about mistriggers or false triggers with Sasquatch. There is no need to fiddle around with transient sensitivity or hysteresis that samplers require. Whether you are playing quarter notes or 1/64th notes, Sasquatch will process your kick drum naturally (or unnaturally, whatever you want).
Sasquatch is not a sample replacement plugin. There is no library of samples that Sasquatch is playing. All the processing is performed by analyzing the incoming audio and applying filtering and synthesis to compliment your already existing kick drum.
Benefits at a glance:
– Augment or completely mutilate your kick drum.
– Separate control over Beater Click and Oomph.
– Simple 3 knob interface for quick drag and drop functionality.
– Advanced controls for fine tuning the Beater Click and Oomph.
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