Connected signal path
Development goal
Recording, tape and playback are treated as parts of one shared machine.
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ALXTape
Tape as a connected machine.
Recording, tape and playback are intended to shape the sound of tracks, buses and masters together. ALXTape considers the entire signal path rather than isolated tape effects.
A look inside the plugin
Screenshots to follow. This space will show the ALXTape interface.
From recording to playback.
ALXTape treats tape as a connected machine: the recording path, tape and playback all contribute to its sound.
Different formats, speeds and calibrations are intended to offer meaningful sonic choices for individual tracks, buses and masters.
A first prototype is planned for RTM Amsterdam 2026. This product page is an initial draft; screenshots, sound examples and a fuller product description will follow.
Formats and speeds
Development goal
Different tape formats and speeds are intended to offer different sonic choices.
Calibration
Development goal
Calibrations are intended to help shape the machine's sound. Details on the scope will follow.
Tracks, buses and masters
Development goal
Intended for different points in production, not just individual tracks.
Questions & answers
Can I download ALXTape yet?
No public download is offered here yet. A first prototype is planned for RTM Amsterdam 2026; this is not a release date.
What will the plugin cost?
Pricing and the licensing model are not settled yet. This page is not a purchase offer.
Which operating systems and plugin formats will be supported?
Supported operating systems, plugin formats and system requirements will be listed once they are settled.
Is ALXTape the final name?
ALXTape is still a working title. The final name has not been settled yet.