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Tectonic is a multi-band toneshaping channel strip. Combining equalization, imaging, and dynamics processing, Tectonic is a complete sonic toolkit for anything from subtle sweetening to total tonal transformation.
Features
- 4 bands of upward / downward compression
- Boosting a band applies upward + downward compression
- Cutting a band applies only downward compression
- -12 dB to 12 dB trim gain per band
- Selectable transition frequency between each set of adjacent bands
- Per band Mute, Solo, and processing Bypass
- Mid / Side panner per band, allowing independent stereo narrowing and widening of each frequency range
- Master mix, input gain, and output gain
- Six style selections to adjust the feel and intensity of the dynamics processing
- Custom preset system with 65 factory presets illustrating Tectonic’s wide range of toneshaping abilities
System Requirements
- Windows 10 or later – VST3 and AAX at 64-bit
- macOS 10.12 Sierra through macOS 13 Ventura – Intel or Apple Silicon – AU, VST3, and AAX at 64-bit
- Restart your digital audio workstation before loading in the plugin to a project. On macOS, you may need to restart your computer for new plugins to appear in some hosts
Note: ShapeShifter is used as an example.
Mac
1. Download the .zip file from within your Plugin Boutique User Account and double-click it to extract the contents > Open the .pkg file to begin the installation > Click 'Continue'.
2. Click 'Continue'.
3. Click 'Agree'.
4. Click 'Continue'.
5. Click 'Install'.
6. Enter your computer username and password > Click 'Install Software'.
7. Click 'Close'.
8. Open the plugin within your DAW.
Your software is now installed and ready to use within your DAW.
Windows
1. Download the .zip file from within your Plugin Boutique User Account and double-click it to extract the contents > Open the .exe file to begin the installation > Select 'I accept the agreement' and click 'Next'.
2. Click 'Next'.
3. Click 'Install'.
4. Click 'Finish'.
5. Open the plugin within your DAW.
Your software is now installed and ready to use within your DAW.
