https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/bx_subsynth.html
Sorry but did i missed this one ?
Thank you in Advance
cant find it on AN or sister site

 

I think it is not released.
Not quite sure but if i remember correct last plugin alliance releases are from end of 2016 (or even older).
The plugin you are asking was released by brainworx 2017.

 

appears to have been released...and you can get it for 49 bux...
go for it champ !

 

By any chance, if you missed it, there's a limited/free version here:
https://www.plugin-alliance.com/en/products/bx_subfilter.html

 

Try metric halo Thump, its a similar idea and best of all .... its FREE, lol

http://mhsecure.com/metric_halo/products/software/thump.html

 

Not sure why anyone would buy that when they could buy this bit of hardware for not a lot more!

https://dbxpro.com/en/products/120a

 

Last edited: Dec 27, 2017

it is simple,it doesn't fit in the laptop,only under it
dbx is a really nice company.

 

mmm tasty gear.. reasonably priced.. one to keep in mind.... dbx does what it's supposed to...
been looking at the 286s as well... amazing how it cuts noise right out

there are so many 808/sub tools available.. but here comes the usual song and dance
about what's not available...

try what has already been provided, or download the demo, or buy it.. simple
these types of threads are multiply tiresome this year

 

FYI if you're an ableton live user, there's an upcoming in Live 10 called Drum Bus that has a waves maxxbass/loair type module in it and is actually great sounding

 

I'm not sure if this is a request/inquiry or both? But there been some great alternative posted, thread will stay open.

 

Well at the moment thats $150 more than the subsynth, if thats "not a lot more" i suspect you're richer than most of us here.

The subsynth has more bands and control than the DBX as well.

 

perhaps Sir Moose is independently wealthy..therefore I can't blame him for being a tad poshy....

would have to say the dbx is good kit.. and probably well worth the price over the usual $150 price tag of this "sub" synth...

isn't it great how we tolerate such a variety of opinion here?
and even a good dose of pouting for getting the cold shoulder from Santa Claus

and at the moment OP still isn't buying, despite the 66% percent discount

 

Noooo it's not that at all. Everything is relative.

My example is the CMI Fairlight from Arturia = $100 (software)

CMI Fairlight Original hardware $100,000

So $49 for software as opposed to $200 for the proper hardware doesn't seem that much more to me!

My electric razor has more controls, and more automation than a manual razor. It doesn't mean I get a better shave


oO Am I gonna be in trouble for having an electric razor I wonder?

 

There is a small plug in called "Lowender", it does what these do, and very well I might add.

 

Difference of opinions are what make the world go round. Well no, technically it's something to do with angular momentum, but ya know what I mean :D

 

Excellent call, I had forgotten about that one!

 

I'm not convinced about Live 10. I might wait until they're ready to bring out 11 before I upgrade!

 

only if you apply it in naughty and non-manufacturer recommended locations... know what I mean? nudge nudge... say no more !

 

Really? Im loving the beta. I'm easy to please i guess, but i thought they did a great job with the v10 update. Lots of little quality of life improvements (mousewheel zoom functionality, improved automation drawing, nested group channels, improved Utility device) and a few big things. Jam & "Capture" has just been my defacto method of coming up with a drum pattern since I stared using the L10 beta. Multi clip editing is good. Anyone with a Push 2 gets a whole lot of extra value out of the update. Plus the Drum Bus, Pedal, and Echo plugins are really good. Like not just good for native DAW plugins but "actually good".

Wavetable kind of just is what it is though. I could have lived without it, but I guess they needed a wavetable synth to be able to put out live packs built from native plugins that keep up with current music trends.

 

You have to distinguish between bass enhancers, which enhance existing frequencies and sub bass synths which add non-existent lower frequencies. The results are quite different frequency spectrums.