Add subharmonic low-end to thin instrument recordings
The Brainworx bx_subsynth is designed to generate subharmonic frequencies, adding depth to tracks with thin bass profiles. Unlike an EQ, which boosts existing frequencies, bx_subsynth creates new frequencies an octave lower than the original material. bx_subsynth is particularly useful for mixing engineers who need to rescue brittle acoustic guitars, snares, synths, and strings.
The famous hardware bass enhancer as a synth plugin
In developing bx_subsynth, Brainworx began with a meticulous model of the world’s most famous analog subharmonic synthesizer. The original unit's features were revamped to create tighter, clearer, bigger, and more resonant bass. bx_subsynth provides up to three discrete bands, adding a high bass band for re-synthesis that lets you beef up the fundamental frequencies of a wide variety of instruments.
Create real sub-bass that you can feel
Some plugins trick your brain into perceiving nonexistent subharmonics, but bx_subsynth introduces real sub-bass frequencies into your mix. The result is bass that's not just an auditory illusion but a tangible, physical experience. This ensures that your bass is heard and felt, providing a deeper and more immersive listening experience that goes beyond the limitations of psychoacoustics.
Apply bx_subsynth to drums, cinematic FX, and live performances
Use bx_subsynth to fine-tune drum tracks by adjusting subharmonics for distinct, powerful fills and to separate the kick and bass in your mix. Add depth to old vinyl masters and intensify cinematic FX with deep, resonant bass. Enhance the low-end in DJ sets and live performances for an unforgettable experience.
Do more than conventional bass re-synthesizers ever could
bx_subsynth surpasses the flexibility of traditional subharmonic generators, offering unique controls for tailoring your sound. Its “Tight Punch” feature adds a resonant sub-bass peak for clear, impactful bass while filtering out undesirable low frequencies. Additionally, bx_subsynth's “Edge” processing provides Smooth and Harsh modes for versatile compression and saturation effects, delivering anywhere from super-compact to explosively trashy low-end.
Legal Disclaimer: dbx 120XP and Waveform Modeled Synthesis are registered trademarks of Harman International. The bx_subsynth was developed by Brainworx based on its own modeling techniques. dbx, Harman, nor any of their affiliate companies have endorsed or sponsored the bx_subsynth in any manner, nor licensed any intellectual property for use in this product.
