MeldaProduction v9 Effects demoed
We have a go with the soon-to-be-updated effects suite
With a bonkers roster of 78 plugins - many of which are free - MeldaProduction is one of the most prolific developers on the music software scene.
If you've got them, you get free lifetime updates, and with the imminent release of version 9 of Melda's effects, and an upgrade to their recent instrument, MPowerSynth, we felt it was a good time to take the bundle for a ride again.
For version 9, two new effects have been added, in the form of MRatio - a two-input-one-output crossfader with some modulators onboard; and MXXX - a modular plugin hosting all MeldaProduction's other plugins and other devices, able to create custom routing chains for audio and modulation signals.
In the video above, we take a quick fly-by of some of the effects, including a few laps of the modular MXXX plugin.
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A former Production Editor of Computer Music and FutureMusic magazines, James has gone on to be a freelance writer and reviewer of music software since 2018, and has also written for many of the biggest brands in music software. His specialties include mixing techniques, DAWs, acoustics and audio analysis, as well as an overall knowledge of the music software industry.

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