New Cake plugin

Hunh: http://www.cakewalk.com/products/10db
 
Interesting....
 
Dean

Nice catch.

This looks like someone delivering on the goods.
 
And so soon?!!
 
Looks good too!

I would think that this will not be included in our subscription without an additional charge.

Or it's the 'surprise'

is it just the compressor or channel strip w/eq?  Looks cool, nice bonus!

Jimbo21
Looks like it's two plugins, comp and eq. I bet not included with Sonar platinum.

I have no knowledge, but the Bakers have promised "content" over the 12 month membership.
 
So it's just as likely to be free as not.

No VST2 format quoted which is interesting. I personally couldn't care less if there isn't a VST2 version but nevertheless find it interesting. Hoping there isn't a 32 bit version either!! Out with the old!!!

 
Looks great, for whatever that's worth.
 
I could do without the scratches though.  I take better care of my stuff.
 
 

 
From KVR:
 
 
Cakewalk has announced ProChannel support for the new +10db David Bendeth Signature Series Compressor Plug-in from Boz Digital Labs. This new product will be available on the Cakewalk Store in late January in its current formats (AU, VST3, AAX, RTAS) and in addition, will now be available as a ProChannel module inside of SONAR.
 
The +10db Compressor Plug-in, the brainchild of producer David Bendeth (Paramore, Breaking Benjamin, Papa Roach, Of Mice & Men, A Day to Remember) and audio plug-in designer Boz Digital Labs, is a channel strip plugin meticulously modeled after one of the industries most iconic hardware compressors.
 
This rare analogue unit has never before been designed into a plug-in. Along with harnessing the sonic feel of this unique piece, the +10db also comes with 10 presets that were created by Bendeth, allowing users' drum and vocal tracks to benefit from his years of experience in the studio.
 
SONAR's ProChannel was a feature that was introduced in SONAR X1 Producer, and has continued to evolve. This analog-style channel strip offers SONAR customers the ability to create their own mixer architecture, with customizable mixer channel strips. Accessible on every track and bus inside of SONAR, musicians can get that epic, vintage sound of classic records from the past 25 years.
 
"Both Boz and I are excited about the prospect of working with Cakewalk and supporting SONAR, " says Bendeth. "They have such a great long history in the world of computer-based recording. We are also very proud of the +10db compressor and look forward to future collaborations with Cakewalk in the coming years."
 
Availability
The +10db Compressor actually includes three separate plugins: +10db Compressor, +10db Equaliser and +10db Channel Strip. The Compressor and Equaliser will be available as ProChannel modules and all plugins will also be available as AU, VST3, AAX, and RTAS on Mac and Windows-based digital audio workstations.
 
This product will be available at the Cakewalk Store starting late January.
 
 

Nice and knobby! I wonder what the ProChannel GUI is gonna look like

I don't remember ProChannel modules ever being freebies. There might be an introductory discount but we ain't getting this for free no way.

It would be QUITE detrimental to Cake to NOT make this part of the "Platinum" experience ...
But they've done a lot of "silly" things...so here's to "wait and see"
 

Looks great. I was interested in this when Boz announced some of this set not long ago.

They haven't even made the old stuff (SSL Channel comp, 2A, concrete limiter, etc. for example) free, and you're expecting the hot new stuff? At best, this plug will be discounted for subscr... ahem... members. And maybe in a few months when the initial release hype dies down, it will be given away with new Sonar purchases as a bonus. The strategy with Cakewalk (and everyone else, really) has always been (1) release as standalone product, (2) milk everyone who's willing to pay for it, (3) gradually reduce price trying to get the money of everyone who hasn't paid yet, and finally (4) bundle it with something else to increase the value of another product. This is a simple price discrimination strategy that every vendor does.