The Baby Audio Plugins Bundle is an all-encompassing, boutique plug-in bundle comprised of six world-class effects. Included in this bundle is the I Heart NY, Parallel Aggressor, Comeback Kid, Super VHS, Spaced Out and Smooth Operator. All the plugins have been carefully and precisely engineered to help your music stand out from the crowd, by implementing highly detailed analog modelling to give your tracks that professional edge. Not just a marketing claim, the analog modelling has been taken from classic vintage gear, carefully crafting naturally occurring behaviours such as frequency response curves, noise level and saturation into these plugins to give you a huge array of sonic colouration.


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