Five new modules, zero latency, still 99 dollars: PSP InfiniStrip Earth positions itself as the final channel strip you will need.
The 1.4.0 update adds five processors to PSP's modular, no-delay rack, bringing the module count above 30 and keeping the introductory price at 99 USD until 31 December.
- Levelizer - automatic gain riding that aims for first-pass balance without obvious pumping
- SnapForger - transient designer with sustain shaping and side-chain input
- TiltEQ - single-knob tilt equaliser with selectable hinge frequency
- Enhancer - parallel high- and low-frequency exciter that attenuates when the band becomes dense
- BigBass - sub-harmonic synthesizer with mono/stereo split and 30-120 Hz focus
- Full zero-latency operation at any sample rate, 32-step undo, drag-and-drop module order
- Over 250 presets from engineers who normally keep their settings private
- 30-day trial, no iLok dongle, runs VST3/AU/AAX on Windows and macOS
The plug-in is a lightweight, modular console strip that can be instantiated on every channel during tracking or mixing. Compressors can be swapped like hardware modules, A/B comparisons are level-matched automatically, and live monitoring remains possible through the same instance.
Target users are engineers who require console-style speed without console-style recall complications, or content creators who need equalisation and compression on multiple channels without introducing delay. If you already own a premium channel strip, InfiniStrip Earth may not replace its character, yet it could replace the dozens of instances required for a full session.
Available now
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