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FxFactory has a long history with post users. Noise Industries’ first effort was developing effects for Avid Media Composer on the Mac. The company quickly transitioned to primarily supporting the original version of Apple Final Cut Pro with its original FxFactory product. Since those early days, FxFactory has evolved into a broad platform of audio […]

Audio effects plugins tend to come in two flavors. Either they emulate vintage analog gear with sonic character and skeuomorphic interfaces to match. Or they take a modern design approach that might have the vintage sonic character, but with interfaces designed for the era of in-the-box mixing. KIT Plugins lives in both camps. They have […]

Back in June I introduced you to KOLOR, a boutique software development company focused on professional grading tools for Apple Final Cut Pro. At that time they introduced their first product, the free Colour Space Transform plugin and its companion input and output device transform presets. They also posted a development roadmap on their website […]

I’m not talking about a dilemma, but rather the new Paradox FX Series of plugins from Kiive Audio. This Canadian software developer is known for their analog-style audio plugins inspired by prized, vintage hardware. They also have a partnership with AudioScape Engineering to turn that company’s faithful hardware recreations into a high-quality line of effects […]

If you are into color grading, then 2026 is turning into a bumper crop year. Adobe is working on the new Color Mode for Premiere (still in beta) and Resolve 21 just added an entirely new module for photographs. Not to be outdone, several third-party developers have been reimagining how to work with color in […]