We brought you a video from the NAMM show and the news that Sony Oxford is extending its range of premier plug-ins to Apple’s Audio Units platform but Sony have since made an official announcement so here are some more details directly from them…
Now with the launch of Audio Units versions, Oxford Plug-ins are available for Logic Pro, Digital Performer, Bias Peak and even video applications such as Final Cut Pro.
Sony Oxford vice president of Sales & Marketing, Nathan Eames had this to say, “We are really excited about expanding our plug-in range to Apple’s platform. It is clear that there is a vast number of Logic and DP users who demand professional sounding plug-ins for their mixes. Now we are able to offer the Oxford plug-ins on this platform to help users achieve the highest quality mixes.”
Ron Okamoto, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide Developer Relations added, “The power and performance of our Intel-based Macs combined with Mac OS X Audio Units offers the most compelling platform for music creation ever “We’re pleased to see Sony Oxford supporting Universal versions of Audio Units, joining thousands of developers taking advantage of our easy to use developer tools."
Pricing and Availability:
The initial Audio Units compatible Oxford plug-ins are: EQ, Dynamics and Limiter.
The Inflator, Transient Modulator and Reverb plug-ins will become available in the very near future.
Purchasers of Sony Oxford’s Native plug-ins will receive one licence which will be compatible with Pro Tools LE, Pro Tools M-Powered and Audio Units applications such as Logic and Digital Performer.
Pricing of Sony’s Native plug-ins starts from as little as $207 (£115) with very attractive discounts of up to 40% for purchasers of bundles.
Existing owners of Oxford plug-ins, whether TDM, LE or Powercore versions, can upgrade to the latest versions and get Native licences free of charge.
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