Babelson design philosophy is built on a few simple principles
simplicity with simple component,
sound is more important than numbers of knobs,
less is more,
and trust your ears more than your eyes,
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Babelson M4B emulates the sound of audio recorded through tape machines. The plugin introduces odd order harmonics, subtle compression, and non-linear shifts in frequency response. The M4B also rolls off high-end frequencies and creates a small boost in the lows. Moreover, it rounds off transient peaks, creating a form of compression that smooths out the signal. The M4B is sounding musical, warm, punchy and It also adds dimension, fatness and depth to your mix.
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The Babelonne-D is a high quality Digital Reverb. With high shelf and low shelf EQ , damping controls and flexible graphic interface, Babelonne-D Digital Reverb gives you the flexibility you need from a reverb effect. It will create extraordinarily natural-sounding virtual acoustic spaces. The result is sound so real and not artificial.
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Babelson BBCMP I-LA is Multiband Compressor and harmonic enhancer plugin. It’s a multiband compressor is essentially an EQ and a compressor in one. The I-LA compressor splits the frequency spectrum into separate bands. Each frequency band also has dedicated compression settings. Applying different amounts of compression to the separate frequency ranges gives you more control.
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that you can create unique and musical EQ curves. ✮DRIVER: The driver is adding a very subtle and pleasing harmonic distortion to the signal. This ends up boosting the harmonics above the normal range you expect to hear which creates a sense of fullness. When an entire song has each track featuring this warmth, you get an extremely full sound. ✮HIGH: Determines the high frequency, ✮HIGH GAIN: Boosting high frequency level, ✮LOW: Determines the low frequency, ✮LOW GAIN: Boosting low frequency level,
After many years as a developer for Waves, Thomas Ceyhan struck out on his own last year, and he has already built up an impressive library of plug‑ins under his Babelson Audio label.
Many of these tools embody a visual and sonic aesthetic that’s derived from studio gear of the past, but they don’t emulate specific vintage items. Instead, the approach seems to be to cherry-pick favoured elements of classic designs to create a simple but effective hybrid.
That’s certainly the case with the three plug‑ins in the FD Bundle. Each comprises three main components: a simple equaliser with high and low shelving bands, a virtual input transformer and a valve saturation stage. The EQ and transformer modelling are identical in all three FD plug‑ins, with the latter being modelled after the classic Marinair design used in vintage Neve modules.
