Brainworx-Plugin Alliance bx_masterdesk Bundle 2024.8-TCD

TCD | 08.2024 | 34.6 MB
The ultimate all-in-one mastering solution, with new features added by popular demand. You asked, we listened: The bx_masterdesk PRO expands on its predecessors by adding new functionality and greater control to this incredibly popular and easy-to-use mastering system.

More powerful dynamics control
In the PRO version, both the compressor and limiter are upgraded with variable release times and linking options. The limiter also gains a new modern/classic switch, while the compressor now features variable ratio control, a CLIPPER option, and new “GLUE” feature for analog-style compression that gels the mix together before it reaches the final mastering chain.

More tonal options
The simple tone stack of the original bx_masterdesk is now complemented by a fully featured 3-band parametric EQ in the PRO version. Also present are high pass, low pass and dual resonance filters, as well as an onboard De-Esser—all of which feature expanded frequency ranges. Want even more tonal control? Take advantage of the newly included XL section for additional saturation, harmonics and color.

An even more impressive stereo field
In addition to the Mono-Maker, which centers low-frequency content for focused and punchy bass, and the Stereo Width control, which can expand the stereo spread for a more immersive feel, the PRO version of Masterdesk adds new stereo enhancement modes not seen in prior plugins. The new M/S features include the Mid Signal Panorama option and the Stereo Enhance knob to provide even greater control over stereo imaging and balance.

The same high-end tone and minimal learning curve, with expanded controls that more sophisticated users will love
One thing hasn’t changed: The upgraded bx_masterdesk PRO is still so easy to learn that even inexperienced producers can quickly dial in great-sounding masters in under a minute. It’s still just a matter of toggling through the carefully crafted presets to get you into the right ballpark, and then sweetening things further with 3 key dials: “Volume”, “Foundation” and “Tone”. The only difference is that you can now refine these starting points even further with the option of greater control over your dynamics, EQ curve, saturation and stereo field when you want it. Try it for mastering, mix bus and even instrument subgroups.

FEATURES
High end analog mastering chain in a single plugin
The same simple 3-step workflow as prior versions, with expanded controls for further refinement
Includes the limiter algorithm and meters from bx_limiter True Peak
Adjustable link settings and release times for compressor and limiter
Fully variable Compressor Mix control
Additional TMT compressor models
CLIPPER – shave off loud transients to get a much louder signal
GLUE – analog style compression to gel the mix together in punchy but elegant way
Extensive preset list for immediate results
Expanded parametric EQ
New stereo enhancement controls
XL knob for added harmonic saturation
Improved GUI for even easier control
Featuring Tolerance Modeling Technology (TMT) with Analog and Digital modes

Included:
bx_masterdesk Classic v1.7.1
bx_masterdesk Pro v1.1.1
bx_masterdesk True Peak v1.1.1
bx_masterdesk v1.7.1

x64: AAX, VST3, VST2 | x86: JBridge

Just install!

Plugins will show up under "Plugin Alliance" in
your DAW. Enjoy!

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-TCD

TCD notes: As much as TeamCubeadooby appreciates all teams to the
fullest rock on man, and this includes R2R hey gang - this release,
as all TeamCubeadooby releases are seperate from any and all R2R
releases. Hopefully this clears that up for those that would
always be confused about the subject. TCD believes strongly
that R2R also appreciates this clarification, so cool, cool.

In addition, those that bring up their releases in TCD
Plugin Alliance threads, telling bad and incorrect
advice should probably refrain from doing so, for the best of
the community.

Theses releases of TCD have heavy protection layers removed
by Plugin Alliance. R2Rs releases are extremely slow, by comparison,
through no fault of their own. They are actually responsible
for the layers removed, after the point of their release(s.)

So telling to use their releases, at this point in time,
is poor advice and will make scans and loading suffer greatly,
by comparison.