Fourier reveals transform-suite-25

USA - Fourier Audio’s transform.engine now offers a companion software bundle, known as the transform.suite ’25, that brings together more than 70 plugins from the world’s top studio processing developers.

Sold on an annual licence, the inaugural transform.suite ’25 includes a curated selection of the very best plugins for live productions from 10 revered partners, including: Baby Audio, Eventide, Harrison, oeksound, Plugin Alliance, Slate Digital, Solid State Logic, sonible, tc electronic and Universal Audio.

On purchase from Fourier Audio online, the wide array of plugins in the transform.suite ’25 are immediately installed and licensed onto the user’s transform.engine with a single button click, eliminating any worries about monthly subscription management or the complexities of navigating different plugin licensing platforms.

“transform.suite ’25 has been carefully curated in a process coordinated by Fourier Audio CCO Gareth Owen to bring together an all-star lineup of go-to gold-standard plugins for a diverse range of live sound applications, from tours and festivals to churches, theatres, broadcast settings, and more,” says Fourier Audio CTO Peter Bridgman.

“The plugins in the suite are fixed for each year, meaning that you can have confidence that if a transform.engine has the transform.suite ’25 installed, you’ll know exactly what you’ll have to work with, wherever you are – perfect for spec’ing on a rider!”

DiGiCo managing director Austin Freshwater adds: “It will be refreshing for engineers to know that if they add one line to their rider requesting transform.suite ’25, they will arrive and have all the plugins they need installed and ready. De-risking using plugins in the live environment is what Fourier Audio is all about.”

For owners of multiple transform.engines, larger inventories are easily managed with the new transform.suite ’25. The online portal allows customers to simply track and move licenses between engines to ensure an installation standard across a fleet of units.

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