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Zynaptiq Launches LOUD Track Bus and Master Processor Plugin for Win and Mac.

News: Zynaptiq Launches LOUD Track Bus and Master Processor Plugin for Win and Mac.

Zynaptiq has launched LOUD, a track, bus, and master processing plugin for Windows and macOS. The plugin combines several of the company’s processing technologies in a single processor intended for music production, post-production, sound design, and immersive audio workflows.

LOUD is designed to add density, tonal shaping, and level processing while retaining transient detail and presence. According to Zynaptiq, it can be used on individual tracks, mix buses, and master chains, as well as on location recordings and designed sound assets.

The plugin combines processing engines from Zynaptiq’s INTENSITY 2, PUNCH, and BALANCE plugins with a new feedback multiband limiter and saturation processing. Its signal path uses a single processing stage, which Zynaptiq states is intended to reduce CPU use and latency while maintaining audio quality.

LOUD provides CLEAN and WARM algorithm configurations. Its TONE control adaptively adjusts the frequency response, while an automatic gain control function provides level-compensated monitoring for comparing processing settings.

  • Support for mono through 16-channel audio configurations for immersive workflows
  • 64-bit internal processing
  • A streamlined, vector-based interface with zoom support up to 200%
  • Use across tracks, buses, master chains, and post-production audio material


Zynaptiq states that LOUD can also be inserted across multiple tracks in a project as an initial mix-processing setup. A free trial version is available, and existing users can obtain the latest patch through the LOUD Downloads page.

LOUD was introduced at USD 99/EUR 99, with a 50% introductory offer of USD 49/EUR 49 valid through October 10, 2026. It is available through Zynaptiq’s sales partner 2Checkout and participating dealers.

 

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