Signature Algorithms
Audio tools built from mechanisms, not adjectives.
Nineteen plugins for VST3 and Audio Units. Every one built from published DSP technique rather than reverse-engineered from anything — and every claim we make about them is a measurement, printed on the product page with the test that produced it.

SATURIFT · TRANSFORMER model · the running editor, rendered offscreen
- −100 dB
- SATURIFT worst alias at 16× oversampling
- 0.678 dB
- EQDRIFT filter error where bilinear gives 3.820
- 0.320 %
- GLASSCUT CPU against a 0.6 % budget
- 1.96 dB
- V-PRESS loudness spread across its whole range
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SATURIFT

Eight circuits. Eight mechanisms. One decision.
A push-pull valve stage does not sound like a single-ended one because its topology cancels even harmonics as a matter of algebra. A transformer saturates the bass before the treble because flux is the integral of voltage. A diode clipper has no closed-form transfer function at all.
SATURIFT models those things as the physical effects they are — so the differences between its eight models come out on their own, instead of having to be dialled in.
- Saturation models
- 8
- Factory presets
- 85
- Latency at 44.1 kHz
- 68 samples
- Null at Mix = 0
- exact
20 plugins
The catalogue
Three families. Creative processors that put something there, mixing tools that decide what to stop doing, and four decades of production character.

EQDRIFT
Three-module parametric equaliser

TAPERECALL
Cassette and tape machine emulation

VOID:SPACE
Algorithmic reverb, ten modes

BITRUPTURE
Deterministic digital-corruption processor

FREQDIVER
Dynamic spectral unmasking

GRAINFREEZE
Granular ambience processor
One family, four decades
The Magic Collection
Each is a complete period recording chain — preamp, console, tape, generation loss, ambience, movement and stereo convention — coordinated by one control, with every destination reachable as a signed offset behind it.
19 60£39MAGIC:60The room, the desk, the tape — and the generations between them.
19 70£39MAGIC:70Not dirt. Interaction.
19 80£39MAGIC:80Wide enough to notice. Never wide enough to disappear.
19 90£39MAGIC:90The word length, the bandwidth, the room, the media.Bundles
Buy the shelf, not the box
Every bundle price and saving on this page is computed from the same product data the store checks out against.
SIGNATURE EFFECTS
Everything that puts something there.
8 plugins · worth £454
£249
Save £205SIGNATURE TOOLS
Everything that decides what to stop doing.
7 plugins · worth £365
£199
Save £166COMPLETE COLLECTION
Every Signature Algorithms plugin, and the rack that holds them.
20 plugins · worth £1,264
£399
Save £865Build your bundle
Pick the ones you want. The discount follows.
Choose any plugins from the catalogue and the saving scales with how many you take — from 10 % on two, up to 35 %. If a curated bundle covers your selection for less, we say so and switch you to it.
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All nineteen plus S.A RACK is the Complete Collection — £399 instead of £1,264.
Why this exists
Most audio software asks you to take its word for it.
We build plugins the same way we would build a measurement instrument: state the mechanism, implement it honestly, measure what came out, and publish the number. When something does not work, that goes in the documentation too — one of our reverbs ships without antialiasing on its saturation stage because we implemented it, measured it making aliasing 41 dB worse at the drive that tank actually reaches, and took it out.
That is not a marketing position. It is the only way to make a saturation model sound like the circuit it describes instead of like a curve someone liked, and it is why the eight models in SATURIFT differ from each other without anyone having to dial the differences in.
Every plugin here has a test suite that runs in about a second, because the DSP has no plugin-framework dependency at all. Every figure on this site comes out of one of them.