McDSP Releases V6.2 and 6050 Ultimate Channel Strip

Mountain View, CA – May 4, 2016

McDSP is proud to announce the release of v6.2, adding the all-new 6050 Ultimate Channel Strip plug-in, along with a number of added tools and support for many McDSP plug-ins.

New in v6.2:

• 6050 Ultimate Channel Strip plug-in
• Improved support for Mac OS 10.11 (El Capitan)
• Improved support for VENUE OS (S3L and S6L systems)

All current Everything Pack v6 customers can upgrade to Everything Pack v6.2 and obtain the 6050 Ultimate Channel Strip plug-in for a limited time introductory price of $199 for HD, and $99 for Native. The 6050 Ultimate Channel Strip will be on sale for $329 for HD, and $229 for Native, until June 30, 2016. 

6050 Ultimate Channel Strip

The 6050 Ultimate Channel Strip is based on the award-winning design of the 6020 Ultimate EQ and the 6030 Ultimate Compressor. The 6050 Ultimate Channel Strip has 3 module bays in which any of the included 28 modules can be inserted.

6050 Ultimate Channel Strip Features:

• 28 modules (EQ, compression, gate & more)
• Easy drag and drop, on the fly module auditioning
• Side chain support
• Input and output control
• Analog Saturation Modeling

All modules from the 6020 Ultimate EQ and 6030 Ultimate Compressor are included in the 6050 Ultimate Channel Strip. Additional modules include gates, expanders, signal saturators, and specialized filters all exclusively designed by McDSP. The 6050 Ultimate Channel Strip will be on sale for $329 for HD, and $229 for Native, until June 30, 2016. Limited time promotional pricing is also available for owners of the 6020 Ultimate EQ and the 6030 Ultimate Compressor.

More information is available at www.mcdsp.com. 

Company Statement

McDSP is an innovative Silicon Valley audio software company founded in 1998 by Colin McDowell. Beginning with the release of the pioneering equalizer plug-in FilterBank, McDSP has continued producing industry acclaimed and award-winning software titles. McDSP audio signal processing technology can be found in pro audio plug-ins for popular digital audio workstations including Pro Tools and Logic, the Avid VENUE and S3L live sound systems, as well as licensed algorithms in the gaming industry. McDSP audio algorithms are used by companies such as Activision, Bioware, and Microsoft, and in consumer products like the LouderLogic and Retro Recorder iPhone applications.