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FabFilter announces the release of FabFilter One in the VST plug-in format for Mac OS X, in the addition to the existing Audio Units version.
This makes it possible to use FabFilter One in VST-only hosts on OS X, such as Cubase or Tracktion.
Originally released in March 2004, FabFilter One focuses on the best
possible sound and filter quality. Our new design approach results in
a pure and solid-sounding oscillator and a unique self-resonating
cut-off filter that has been tuned carefully to achieve the character
and warmth of a classic analog synthesizer. FabFilter One's filter
sounds raw but never cheap or 'digital', even at full resonance.
FabFilter is currently finishing its next product, FabFilter Volcano,
an extensive filter effect plug-in building on the filter technology
developed for FabFilter One. The release is planned for Spring 2005.
FabFilter One 3.0 is now available for $59 (US) as an Audio Units plug-in and
a VST plug-in for Mac OS X and as a VST plug-in and stand-alone version for
Windows on www.fabfilter.com. System
requirements are either Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther) or higher with an Audio Units
or VST 2 host, or Windows XP, 2000, 98, Me, or 2003, with a VST 2 host.
About FabFilter:
FabFilter Software Instruments was founded in 2002 by Frederik
Slijkerman MSc and Floris Klinkert MSc. Both being professional
software engineers as well as musicians and studio engineers, they
decided to create their own software instruments because none of the
available products met their high standards. After two years of
research and development, the FabFilter One synthesizer was released
in 2004. FabFilter will expand their range of plug-ins in the future,
supporting both Windows and OS X platforms, providing the best
possible sound quality and filter designs.
