Bias VBOX VST Control Environment (Macintosh and Windows)

The ultimate multi-effects control environment - now also available for Windows and Mac OS X Plug-ins changed signal processing forever, bringing advanced effects to your computer desktop. Now, Vbox is changing plug-ins as you know them, bringing you unprecedented creative command over all your signal processing options - and unleashing a universe of yet-to-be discovered sounds.

Vbox is a multi-effects control environment for VST plug-ins, operating under Mac OS 9 and now OS X or windows. It works either free-standing or integrated into any VST host program - including BIAS Peak, BIAS Deck, Steinberg Cubase, Emagic Logic, and others - where you can process and save any audio file or even record, process, and save a live feed.

Thanks to its unique effects matrix, Vbox lets you combine, route, and mix up to hundreds of plug-ins per channel. The result is literally millions of sonic combinations - and unrivaled creative potential.

Features:
Create, manage, store & recall a virtually unlimited number of VST plug-ins - all in a fast, intuitive, fun workspace

Unique effects matrix lets you combine, route & mix multiple individual effects, in parallel, series, & series-parallel combinations - for millions of sonic permutations

Hot-swap plug-ins instantly

Comes bundled with dozens of free VST plug-ins & works with the hundreds of VST 1.x compatible plug-ins already on the market*

Integrates seamlessly into VST host apps

Use it as a stand-alone signal processor for AIFF, SDII,… read more & .WAV audio files

Process & record live feeds or CD playback - perfect for DJ's & live performance

Easy muting, soloing, & bypassing of any individual plug-in - plus full control of input & output gain of each plug-in - directly in the vbox environment

Master wet/dry balance, bypass, A/B compare

Accurate stereo metering at each stage

Works with Sound Manager, ASIO (OS 9), & CoreAudio (OS X), compatible hardware

*Not all free or bundled VST plugins are currently Mac OS X compatible. Such plug-ins will need to be used under OS 9.x read less