Plugin Alliance Unfiltered Audio 100 Bundle v1.0.0 REPACK-R2R

Unfiltered Audio’s passion shows through the plugins they design by reimagining some of the most useful and interesting sound design tools available. As a small team of electronic music producers and synth enthusiasts, Unfiltered Audio constantly seeks to not only improve upon the existing set of tools the plugin world has to offer, but to expand into new and strange territories that push the imaginative limits of computing power.

With the debut of the 100% Unfiltered Audio Bundle come five amazing plugins that excel at turning any ordinary piece of material into a unique and interesting display of ear candy.

Need a solid delay with some extra tricks up its sleeve? Sandman can give you all the echoes and tape warble you can handle, plus a slew of totally original looping and sound mangling effects you didn’t expect from such a tiny package. Looking to add some gated effects to an otherwise motionless pad? G8 gives you the ability to route up to four channels of sidechain input to a sound, plus use MIDI in/out for a totally customizable polyrhythmic feel.

Two newer additions to the Unfiltered Audio collection arrive with a major upgrade to workflow and control by implementing a modular patchbay routing system that can manipulate nearly every parameter in real time. Fault is a stereo pitch shifter that cleanly modulates the frequency of your sounds while providing six feedback paths, a joint stereo delay, and several other useful processors. Dent raises the bar in the world of distortion plugins by including flavors of analog, digital and wavefold clipping along with a suite of tools for waveshaping and filtering– all whose effect you can view through a handy waveform scope. The lightweight counterpart to Dent, called Indent, offers the same great distortion in a smaller and simpler package, and with the added flexibility of being able to change clipping methods independently for Input and Output gain.


REPACK : Installation issue under 32bit.
Previous script seems to refer the old runtime.



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