Nine effect modules and a saturation stage in one signal path — drive, tone, modulation, delay, reverb and lo-fi, with 4x oversampling and a built-in limiter.
₹2,500
| Platform | Size | SHA-256 |
|---|---|---|
| macOSApple silicon (M1 and later) — AU, VST3 and standalone | 9.1 MB | 792f52677ed549882f8dee5ee8bfaa234743dd07304e61f01009b6e639680fe5 |
The installer is signed and notarised by Apple, so it opens without a security warning. It places the Audio Unit, the VST3 and the standalone app in the folders each host reads — every format is a checkbox you can deselect during install.
Tone Director is a colouring processor: one chain that takes a dry source and gives it character.
At its core is a drive stage running at 4x oversampling, followed by a tone tilt, a clean-sub multiband so low end stays solid however hard you push, mid/side processing, auto-gain and a limiter on the output.
Around that sit the effects — delay, reverb, chorus, tremolo, reverse, sample-rate and bit reduction, and a noise generator — with a configurable chain order, so the same modules give different results depending on where you place them.
Thirty-five parameters, and a macro control for when you want one knob.
Installs as an Audio Unit, a VST3 and a standalone app, so it loads in Logic Pro, GarageBand, FL Studio, Ableton Live, Cubase, Reaper and Studio One.
Apple silicon only — this build requires an M1 Mac or later and will not load on an Intel Mac.