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[link]Tringboy

(Redline Preamp) It's very very good. Makes your tracks blend a lot better.

[link]Colonel Flashback

(Redline Monitor) I compose 90% on headphones--levels and dynamics processing used to be all over the place. My headphones mixes now translate quite well when listening on monitors.

[link]fridtjof

(Redline Reverb) This reverb beats anything I've heard before in software.

[link]intolerance

The new Redline Reverb is epic for the money. It's a convolution box filled with all the Lexicon Impulses.

[link]konkaos

(Big Blue Limiter) On the mixbus mpressor w/ Big Blue gave me more than what I was getting with Waves SSL compressor and Sonnox limiter.

About 112dB

The Company

Founded in 2005, 112dB is a company committed to producing high quality virtual plugins with an emphasis on characterful interpretations of digital devices and innovative products. Designed with the professional producer, performing musician, and amateur/enthusiast in mind, 112dB seeks to put new creative tools in the hands of all of those for whom the computer is an integral part of the music-making process.

Those Behind It

[dj!] Jules Vleugels (a.k.a. dj!) is a programmer/researcher with an extensive background in professional audio software design as well as a Ph.D. in computer science. His work with established companies like Audio Ease (on Altiverb and Speakerphone) and Camel Audio (Alchemy) has brought to 112dB an eye for superb audio quality and innovative interface solutions.

[martijn] Martijn Zwartjes studied Music Technology at the HKU in Utrecht and subsequently developed DSP algorithms for Apple Computer and Native Instruments. His algorithms and instruments can be found in almost every Native Instruments product. He currently holds a synthesis/sound design professorship at CalArts.


[leo] Leo Degen is a former Music Technology lecturer who skillfully combines a sound engineering background with extensive audio software and hardware chops. Before landing at 112dB he developed software for Apple, Dolby Labs, and Native Instruments--to name just a few.