Vitric Audio Launches Eleven-Plugin Mixing Line With Two Free Tools

Vitric Audio Eleven Plugin Line

Vitric Audio, a new plugin developer based at Studio 4, a working recording studio in Cleveland, Ohio, has released a line of eleven mixing and mastering plugins. The full range is available as VST3, AU and AAX formats for Windows 10 and later, plus macOS on Intel and Apple Silicon.

Free Tools at Launch

Two of the eleven plugins are completely free. Bevel EQ is a parametric EQ with 24 freeform bands, per-band channel placement, dynamic bell and shelf bands, selectable filter slopes up to 96 dB/oct, and pre/post analysis. Stoke Saturator is a deliberately minimal saturator with four knobs, built around a single analog-style voice whose weight, punch and loudness behaviour are verified by automated tests.

The Paid Line

Harmonic Multiband Compressor ($80) offers six bands with five movable crossovers and a Harmonics Engine that can drive either the detector or the audible signal. Caliper Compressor ($50) provides FET, Opto, Tube and Clean circuit behaviours in one workflow. Halo Reverb ($35) combines eight space types with six decay bands, freeze, bloom and ducking.

In addition, Colonnade Delay ($25) is a two-engine delay with Studio, Tape, Bucket and Ghost modes plus Mid-Side routing. Iron Summing ($100) is a paired Channel and Bus console summing system, while Plinth Subharmonic Synthesizer ($35) generates a phase-locked, mono sub signal with zero latency.

Vocal Chain and Synthesizer

Burnish Vocal Chain ($250) combines tuning, cleaning, compression, saturation, doubling and level riding in eight stages. It can analyze a dropped reference track and propose settings, with all processing running locally. Kiln Synthesizer ($80) features three oscillator slots, a modal resonator, a 48-slot modulation matrix and an Anneal function that breeds editable patches toward a reference sound.

Chamfer De-Esser ($50) completes the line, reshaping each sibilant individually and visualizing the applied processing.

Pricing and Bundles

Every plugin includes a free 3-day full-function trial and a 14-day money-back guarantee. Four bundles are available: The Vitric Bundle with all eleven plugins for $470 (regularly $940), The Mix Bundle for $155, The Vocal Bundle for $225 and The Low End Bundle for $110. Launch pricing is currently in effect across the line.

Pros

  • Two full plugins (Bevel EQ, Stoke Saturator) are free
  • All plugins available in VST3, AU and AAX with Apple Silicon support
  • Free 3-day full-function trial and 14-day money-back guarantee on every product

Cons

  • Store checkout was not yet open at announcement
  • Largest investment, Burnish Vocal Chain, costs $250
  • Developer is new and unproven in the plugin market


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