apulSoft Complete Bundle [MAC]

• Products: Opalize, splitS, apVerb, apQualizr2, apTrigga3, apShaper, apUnmask
• Developer: apulSoft
• Version: 2026.07
• Format: VST, VST3, AU, AAX
• Requirements: macOS 10.13 or later
• Source: apulsoft.ch

The apulSoft Complete Bundle combines all seven current apulSoft plugins under one purchase: Opalize, splitS, apVerb, apQualizr2, apTrigga3, apShaper, and apUnmask. It extends apulSoft’s existing five-plugin FX Bundle by adding Opalize’s frequency-targeted harmonic synthesis and splitS’s spectral sibilance splitting, both released after the original bundle launched. At a proposed $199, it covers harmonic enhancement, sibilance control, reverb, equalization, drum triggering, saturation, and psychoacoustic unmasking — the developer’s entire current catalog — for less than half the combined $423.90 individual price.

Key Takeaway

The core value is every current apulSoft plugin under one purchase, including Opalize and splitS, both released after the existing five-plugin FX Bundle and not currently covered by any bundle offer. None of the seven models specific hardware — all seven are built from original signal-processing and psychoacoustic research rather than circuit emulation.

Opalize — Harmonics Placed by Frequency, Not Driven by Level

Opalize adds second through fifth harmonics to a chosen frequency range independently of input level, processing up to four parallel bands with even-order harmonic generation that avoids the DC-offset problems that kind of processing usually introduces. One band can track a monophonic input’s fundamental pitch and move its lowpass filter to follow it in real time.

It works best on monophonic or band-passed material — a bass line or a single synth voice — and still produces usable results on broadband mixes. $49.90.

splitS — Splits Sibilance Out Instead of Compressing It Down

splitS detects sibilance using spectral brightness, level, and pitch analysis, then splits the input into two full-range components — sibilant and non-sibilant — that sum back to the original signal exactly when no gain change is applied. Independent linear gain control over each component balances sibilance without the pumping character a compression-based de-esser can introduce.

Either component isolates on its own for separate downstream processing, so a sibilant layer routes to its own compressor or EQ rather than staying locked inside one de-essing stage. $59.

apVerb — Reverb Built From Modulated Delay Lines, Not an IR

apVerb generates its reverb algorithmically from tens of thousands of modulated delay lines, spaced using a velvet-noise-inspired distribution rather than convolving a captured impulse response. That approach produces smooth, dense tails without the metallic ringing shorter algorithmic reverbs can carry at high density settings.

apVerb requires AVX CPU support on Windows specifically — a system requirement none of the other six plugins in this bundle share. $69.

apQualizr2 — A Modular EQ With a Full Dynamics Section Built In

apQualizr2 pairs an unlimited-band modular equalizer with a full dynamic EQ section — look-ahead timing, attack, release, hold, adjustable knee, upward and downward compression, and Peak, RMS, or Transient detection modes on any band. Bands duck each other directly through built-in modulation routing rather than needing a separate sidechain plugin.

That dynamic layer sits on every band by default, so a static EQ move and a dynamic, level-dependent one both live in the same plugin instance rather than requiring a second, separate dynamic EQ downstream. $79.

apTrigga3 — Trigger Detection Built for Timing Stability

apTrigga3 detects transient events on an input signal and triggers layered samples or internal synth voices in response, with per-sample modulation and multiple envelopes on each layer. Input layers also let it function as a percussive effects processor on the source signal itself, not only as a trigger for external material.

Multiple playback modes fire layers in sequence, at random, or simultaneously, and basic sample edits and input-recording happen inside the plugin without needing a separate sampler. $69.

apShaper — Waveshaping With Antiderivative Antialiasing

apShaper runs saturation, distortion, bitcrushing, clipping, and wave folding through antiderivative antialiasing — a waveshaping method with effectively infinite time resolution that keeps aliasing noise far lower than standard digital distortion algorithms produce at the same drive level. A modulation matrix, filters, LFOs, and dynamics detection sit around that core waveshaping engine.

That antialiasing approach matters most at higher drive settings and on material with strong high-frequency content, where conventional waveshaping algorithms generate the most audible aliasing artifacts. $59.

apUnmask — Recovers What Compression Would Discard

apUnmask runs part of the same detection algorithm the Opus audio codec uses to identify psychoacoustically masked signal content — sound normally inaudible because louder material covers it in time and frequency, the same content a lossy codec would discard. Extracted masked content routes through a linear-phase EQ with a bezier-curve-smoothed response before blending back into the mix.

Because the detection method comes from a lossy-compression codec rather than a traditional dynamics or EQ algorithm, what apUnmask recovers isn’t accessible through a standard EQ or expander working on the same signal. $39.

Two Plugins Outside Any Current Bundle

None of the seven plugins models specific hardware — every one is built from original signal-processing or psychoacoustic research rather than circuit emulation, setting the whole catalog apart from bundles built around vintage EQ, compressor, or preamp recreations. apQualizr2, apShaper, and apVerb share the deepest modulation architecture of the seven and reward configuration time before they settle into a specific sound; apUnmask and splitS are narrower, single-purpose tools built around one specific signal-processing task each.

Opalize and splitS both released after apulSoft’s existing five-plugin FX Bundle went live, so neither is currently covered by any bundle discount — a producer who already owns the five-plugin FX Bundle and wants Opalize or splitS still buys each at full individual price today. This bundle would be the first purchase path covering all seven together.

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