Audio Plugins for Mixing and Mastering

Featured Plugins

Flanger

Modulation

A rich stereo flanger with classic through-zero-style movement

GEQ31V

A 31-band constant-Q graphic equalizer for detailed, precise tonal shaping

Stereoid

Stereo Imaging

A stereo upmixer, imager, and enhancer for wider, richer, fully mono-compatible tracks

SPATIO Hall

Reverb

A spacious hall reverb with a gradual build-up, smooth density, and clear decay

PEQ1V

A minimum-phase parametric equalizer for transparent, ear-led tonal shaping

Modulation VST AU Plugins, Chorus, Flanger, Delay, Tremolo, Filter

MODULA Suite

Bundle, Modulation, Deals

Six high-quality modulation effects for movement, width, depth, and character

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Professional audio plugins with intuitive controls, refined sound, and efficient DSP

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Designed by musicians and audio engineers for mixing, mastering, and creative sound design

Testimonials

Michael Anthony

Journalist to EQ, Future Music, SOS, MacFormat, PC Live!

Beautifully conceived, Anwida plug-ins never disappoint. Highly recommended!

Fritz Hildebrandt

QA VST - Instruments and FX Steinberg Media Technologies AG

I’m really impressed by the transparency this compressor has. With this plugin it’s so easy to compress; unnoticeable, very good. Nice looking and easy to use interface. Great compressor!

Jesse Jost

Cakewalk Product Manager

I really like this reverb. Especially unique among reverb plug-ins are elements like plates and gates, they sound wonderful. The DX Reverb is a model plug-in with a lot of substance rolled into an intuitive, compact UI. Great job!

John Shepherd, aka 4mica

musician

SPATIO Room, to my ears, rules above all the other small room verbs…I’m now using this on pretty much everything. It adds just the right amount of presence to a sound without being obvious or overbearing. Whatever you did, it just works.