Sublimer is an audio effect that uses multiple cleverly managed processes to sublimate any source it's applied to and increase its perceived loudness.

The brand new VST3 version offers an improved signal path as well as new useful settings. Of course, this also means you can now use Sublimer in any VST3 compatible host (including all major DAWs).

Why choose Sublimer?

• Instantly increase the perceived loudness of sounds
• Restored some weak or muffled drum sounds (otherwise)
• Give your entire mixture a very subtle lift
• Your own creative approach

What's new in this VST3 version?
• Improved and refined multi-effects signal path
• Automatic profit compensation option
• Input/output gain control (with link option)
• Input/Output Meters (Current RMS and Maximum True Peak)
• Oversampling (off, 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x)
• No-delay A/B mode
• Preset support (with innovative lock settings feature)
•Contextual tooltip options
• Dedicated, scalable user interface

64-bit: (VST3)

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