BOOM Library Enforcer
A dynamic sound-shaping plugin for adding aggression and punch to your sounds and emphasis on low end.
SKU 1035-1584
- Type
- EQ Plugins
- Formats
- VST-2, VST-3, AU, AAX
- Mac
- macOS 10.13
- Windows
- Windows 8
- Apple Silicon
- Compatible
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About Enforcer
Your all-new sub-bass power house
What is enforcer?
ENFORCER, a bass plug-in that adds irresistible punch, powerful body and a rigorous low-end bass impulse to your samples. You can heavily beef up sounds or add only a hint of weight. You can use it as a kick-drum synth, exchange kick drum tails and tune them easily using semitones or you can completely exchange given source sounds. ENFORCER – A scalpel for punch with unmatched precision.
Ever wasted your time adding sub sweeteners to every single shot of a fully automatic weapon? Ever got stuck layering a kick drum with controllable and tunable low-end or enhance live drums with well defined punch? Having a hard time adding steady weight to every single footstep? Look no further, ENFORCER is the Swiss Army Knife for punch, low-end, sub power, kick… you name it.
Features
- Add power and punch to your mix
- Triggered by source audio material – no need to manually sync it to your tracks
- Trigger can be adjusted with surgical precision – enforce exactly and only what you want
- Trigger via MIDI – You can now “play” ENFORCER on your MIDI keyboard
- Tune kick drums and snares using semitones
- Duck source frequencies for an absolutely clean & professional mix
- Easy-to-use bass plug-in
- More than 115 musical and sound FX presets
Enforcer Tech Specs
Mac
- Operating system
- macOS 10.13
- CPU
- Apple Silicon or Intel® Core™ i5
- Plugin formats
- VST-2, VST-3, AU, AAX
Windows
- Operating system
- Windows 8
- CPU
- Intel® Core i5
- Plugin formats
- VST-2, VST-3, AAX
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