PSP InfiniStrip

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is an infinitely configurable channel strip plug-in (AAX, AudioUnit, VST, VST3, RTAS) based on 20 years PSP experience in developing HANDCRAFTED PLUG-INS for tracking, mixing and mastering. PSP InfiniStrip can be used for mixing, tracking or live streaming/broadcasting anywhere you need a great sounding and easy to configure channel strip, without having to worry about latency!

That's right - you can configure PSP InfiniStrip with whatever modules you need and track through them with confidence that the plug-in isn't adding any latency at all to your recorded signal! ZERO LATENCY. FULL IMPACT.

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Price: $129.0 (Regular: $199.0)
More info @ PSP Audioware

 

Last edited: Apr 8, 2020

WHAOOOOO !!!!!!
Sera t' il meilleur que Mc DSP ?

 

I came to post this, good to see captain @thantrax took care of this.

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alternate:

 

No latency = no oversampling = no, thanks!

 

iLok....

 

yeah. psp vintage warmer 2 was amazing for me.

 

It still is amazing for me. ;)

 

oversampling is overrated.

 

PSP as always rock it !
Ty for share the news

 

Looking similar to Slate channel strip.

 

I also came to post this! Looks like a really great deal 25 or so effects for 129$!

 

I was thinking the same thing! The possibility to change compression or eq style without losing the settings is really nice

 

What he Said !

 

Global oversampling is definitely overrated,but plugins sound a hell of a lot better when all the different blocks(especially the non-linear elements)are upsampled individually.should be standard now to upsample the internal sidechain in compressor plugins,but weirdly that still isn't standard practice and only a few developers actually bother to

 

ZERO LATENCY. FULL CPU DETONATION IMPACT


Just joking. I agree oversampling not necessarily needed as long there's only small distortion (that includes any kind of compressor and limiter).
Not so sure about zero latency.

Spot on on the non-linear (distortion) thing.

 

Anyone tested it yet?

 

no. but that looks like a sexy drum processing tool. idk.

 

v 1.1.0 - Fire

Preamps:

1. Gain - pure gain with automated gain adjustment.
2. Pre 60s - as Gain plus valve type of preamp emulation.
3. Pre 70s - as Gain plus discrete preamp with a transformer.
4. Pre 80s - as Gain plus discrete transformer less preamp.
5. ADC 90s - as Gain plus 12 bit nonlinear analog to digital converter.

Filters:

1. Basic Filters - low and high pass filters with three slopes options per filter.
2. Pro Filters - Basic Filters plus middle filter with five filters types to choose from.
3. S.C.Filters - as Pro Filters but dedicated for the side chain processing.

Gate/Expander/Ducker:

1. Expander - expander with built in side chain filters and optional external side chain input.
2. Gate - gate with side chain filters and optional external side chain input.
3. Ducker - ducker with side chain filters and optional external side chain input.

Compressors:

1. Opto Pressor - optical compressor with optional external side chain input.
2. FET Pressor - redesigned for channel processing version of the PSP FETpressor with optional external side chain input.
3. VCA Pressor - VCA compressor designed for channel processing with optional external side chain input.

Equalizers:

1. ChannelQ - general purpose equalizer.
2. PreQursor - redesigned for channel processing version of the PSP preQursor.
3. RetroQ - redesigned and upgraded for channel processing version of the PSP RetroQ.

Limiters:

1. VCA Lim - in strip implementation of the PSP TwinL.
2. Opto Lim - in strip implementation of the PSP TwinL.
3. BrickWall [NEW!] - a sample accurate brick wall limiter.
4. Saturator [NEW!] - a dedicated and highly adjustable saturation module.

Control:

1. Master Control - fader, width, balance and meter.

Special:

1. De-esser - unique deesser algorithm.
2. De-hummer - hum noise reduction algorithm.

 

Bugy as hell in Studio one

 

Thanks for the update.

Interesting additions.

I've always liked the sound of their EQs and I like the company in general.

I wish they would develop a way for you to load other PSP modules you own into the rack, the 500 serries look-a-likes anyway, as that would be a boon. I am not really digging the sound of the new limiter, but I guess it's a channel limiter which isn't something I've every found a use for as I tend to keep my levels pretty low. The saturation module isn't bad but I don't really drive those all much either.

I got it for $130 back in at the beginning of the year, I see the price has gone up already to 150. It's still under $8 a processor and I am not counting the digital gain and metering because they don't really do anything outside of transparent level adjustment and are necessary for this to be useful.