Barricade CM by ToneBoosters.
Computer Music and ToneBoosters have announced Barricade CM, a mastering limiter effect which is included on the cover DVD of CM199.
Our latest plugin is Barricade CM, a mastering-grade limiter created especially for Computer Music by ToneBoosters and based on their excellent full commercial Barricade limiter.
Barricade CM is included as a free plugin in the latest issue of Computer Music magazine. You can purchase the issue online for £2.99 via Zinio (it is also available on Apple Newsstand and Google Play).
The plugin is based on the full version of TB Barricade by ToneBoosters. The CM version of TB Barricade lacks the “auto saturate” stage and the variable lookahead control functionality of the full product. It is fully functional in all other aspects and based on the same limiting and compression algorithms as the standard version of TB Barricade.
An older version of Barricade is available on Jeroen Breebaart’s old website (I actually had to search for the page on atchive.org). Although the newer versions of the plugin include several significant improvements, the old Barricade is still one of the best freeware limiters in the world.
By purchasing the latest issue of Computer Music, you will gain access to the complete CM Studio collection of VST/AU plugins for Windows and Mac. The collection features a great suite of free instruments and effects, all of which are exclusive to the magazine (they can’t be downloaded anywhere else). Grab your copy of the magazine and register it at CM Vault to gain access to your free download!
Video Demo
Check out the Barricade CM demo video:
Links
Computer Music #199: click here
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onThe full version is now part of a 10 plugin bundle called BusTools. The price is considerably cheaper than the old individual combined price. It also contains a tape simulator and a bus compressor, a demo is available.
There’s some nice stuff coming from some smaller developers, usually great products at fair prices, Hornet and LSR audio plugins are two that springs to mind, I’ve been really impressed with some their demos, recently.