FabFilter has released RTAS versions of all its plug-ins:
Timeless, Twin, Volcano, Simplon, and One. All FabFilter plug-ins now
run natively in Pro Tools on Windows and Mac OS X, as well as in any
VST or Audio Units host.
With this release, all plug-ins feature improved performance
and elimination of occasional CPU spikes on dual-core systems, and they
support the Audio Units reset functionality. FabFilter One now includes
MIDI program change handling, improved knob behavior, and interactive
help hints. The RTAS plugins and updates are free for existing users.
All FabFilter plug-ins run on Windows or Mac OS X (Universal)
and are available as VST, RTAS, or Audio Units versions. System
requirements are either Windows Vista, XP, or 2000 with SSE-capable
processor and a VST host or Pro Tools, or Mac OS X 10.3.9 (Panther) or
higher, G4/G5 or Intel processors, and an Audio Units host, VST host,
or Pro Tools.
If you haven’t heard these plugs, visit a DV store
for a demonstration (& great deals) or visit www.fabfilter.com
for a trial version. At DV, we find most users are buying the FabFilter Total
Bundle which includes all the FabFilter plugs and offers
great value!
Below is a selection of review comments of the individual
plugs from Studio Magazine, Future Music and Computer Music.
“[FabFilter Timeless] is without a doubt the king of
delays and will help you take your music in very unexpected ways.”
—
Studio Magazine on FabFilter
Timeless (January 2007, p69)
“... to call it [FabFilter Timeless] a delay is like
describing Buckingham Palace as a house.” —
Future Music on FabFilter Timeless
(FM185, p89)
“Twin is an essential buy for any serious synth-head.”
—
Future Music on FabFilter Twin
(FM172, p47)
“[...] For total smoothness, analogue warmth, and screaming
self-oscillation, you'll struggle to find better than Volcano.”
—
Computer Music on FabFilter Volcano
(September 2005, p99)
“One centres on a deeply impressive modelled oscillator and
filter combo that stands amongst the most authentic 'analogue' ever
made, due to its flawless anti-aliasing, rich sound and convincing
self-oscillation.” —
Future Music on FabFilter One
(FM167, p50)