Multiband Colouring Tool

US Rast Sound releases ColorLab 29/07/24

Rast Sound says that ColorLab empowers you to turn dull, generic sounds into unique, colorful sounds that truly stand out.

A spokesperson told us, "Designed for producers who crave unique and vibrant soundbites, ColorLab offers unparalleled multiband processing capabilities, effects full of character for all your coloring needs."

Here's more details direct from the company...

With ColorLab's multiband processing, you can apply unique effects to different frequency ranges, giving you precise control over every element of your track. Your music, your way. Featuring adjustable bass/mid and mid/high crossovers, and band buttons that can be turned off to remove effects related to that band, our analog filter design, based on Linkwitz-Riley principles, ensures a plugin with unmatched character and warmth.

Harmonic Exciter is perfect for adding those subtle or bold enhancements to your music. Unlike drive and distortion effects, which primarily focus on altering the waveform through clipping and gain, the exciter enhances the audio signal by adding higher-order harmonics without significantly distorting the original signal. This adds brightness and clarity, making the audio sound more vibrant and polished emphasizing harmonics and enriching tonal quality.

ColorLab comes with our most loved warm, analog Drive that powers our other effects like Mad Filter and Juicer. Crafted to add real texture and depth, it transforms your digital tracks with the rich, organic warmth of analog equipment.

Explore the world of distortion with ColorLab's diverse options (3 types to choose from). Whether you're looking for the aggressive edge of hard clipping (H), the smooth saturation of tube distortion (T), or the subtle grit of soft clipping (S), ColorLab has it all. Each type of distortion brings its own unique character, allowing you to find the perfect flavor to complement your sound.

Pricing and Availability:
On offer at 49€ (regular price: 79€)

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