Driftlab Audio Releases Tone Flow

Driftlab Audio has released Tone Flow, a Windows-only VST3 equalizer which they say is designed for fast, musical tone shaping with a modern visual workflow. Here's the details in their own words...

Tone Flow combines a four-band EQ, tilt-based tone control, and a real-time spectrum analyzer inside a clean, cyberpunk-inspired interface.

Tone Flow's design centers on immediacy: each band uses wide, musical curves with carefully tuned RBJ-style filters, while the Tone control applies a subtle tilt EQ for quick global shaping. The plugin includes a live spectrum display with Catmull-Rom interpolation for smooth motion, plus an expanded full-screen graph for detailed viewing.

The interface features Driftlab's minimalist aesthetic, with animated meters, responsive knobs, and a high-contrast frequency display. All controls are smoothed to avoid zipper noise, and the processor is optimized for low CPU use.

Key Features

•      Four-band EQ (Low, Mid, Presence, Air) with wide, musical curves
•      Global Tone control with _3 dB tilt shaping
•      Real-time spectrum analyzer with fast attack and smooth interpolation
•      Expanded EQ graph overlay
•      Dual-layer peak/RMS metering
•      Zero-latency processing
•      Windows VST3 (64-bit)

 

Pricing and Availability:
Tone Flow ($40) is available now at 50% off with code DRIFTLAB. ($20)
Tone Flow is available in a full feature 10 day trial version.

More information:

• Tone Flow

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