AnalogDAW Strips app analytics for November 2

The sound of AnalogDAW, in your AUv3 host. AnalogDAW Strips brings Channel, Bus, and Master effects to iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Work with the processors, factory defaults, control ranges, and default stage orders from AnalogDAW in three focused, native audio plugins. CHANNEL Start with a preamp and its attached Warm tone. Shape the signal with high-pass and low-pass filters, a gate, four-band EQ with Bloom, five compressor circuits, and a de-esser. Input pad, polarity, gain, and trim keep gain staging close at hand. BUS AND AUX Use Bus mode for group processing: filters, gate, de-esser, EQ, compression, and fixed Warm output coloration. Switch to Aux for seven stereo reverb spaces and feedback delay, with wet-only defaults for return tracks. MASTER Add tape drive, bias, 15/30 IPS speed, and optional wow and flutter. Refine the mix with filters, EQ, and compression, then control the final level with a limiter. Read true peak and momentary, short-term, and integrated loudness. FIVE COMPRESSOR CIRCUITS Choose FET, Opto, Tube, VCA, or Bus. Each circuit presents its own controls, including FET all-buttons mode, Tube time constants, VCA Over Easy, and Bus Auto release and linked makeup. A WORKFLOW THAT FITS Use the Rack layout for rotary controls or switch to Controls for sliders. Enter exact values, reset individual controls, reorder supported stages, load factory presets, and save user presets. Automate parameters and recall settings through your host's project state. Gate and compressor accept an external sidechain when the host supplies one. AUDITION ON YOUR DEVICE The included app previews all three strips using a built-in signal or an audio file you choose. Audio processing stays on your device. No account, ads, or tracking. Requires an AUv3-compatible host to use the effects in another app. Supports mono and stereo audio. Host routing, sidechain availability, automation, and plugin window behavior depend on the host. This suite contains AUv3 effects, not VST or AAX plugins. User preset libraries are local to the app or individual extension; they do not synchronize between them. Your host can save and recall plugin settings in its projects.