Technology built around the way sound behaves — and the way engineers actually work.

From reverb capture to analog-inspired equalization, every system is shaped into a focused tool for real production decisions.

ACIR Technology

MixOnDaw ACIR technology connects AnaloC-Capture and AnaloC-Verb, carrying compatible captured reverb spaces from the measurement stage into a practical playback and mixing environment.

AnaloC-Capture ACIR reverb capture interfaceAnaloC-Verb reverb plugin interface

Measured & Learned Analog Behavior

When a product draws from analog hardware, MixOnDaw studies the behavior that gives the source its identity—frequency response, dynamics, harmonics, phase, level dependence and how those qualities interact over time.

AnaloC-Makkes source-based analog EQ starting-point interface

Mix-First DSP Design

Technology earns its place by helping the mix. Models are translated into focused controls, stable automation and dependable recall, keeping technical depth behind a direct session workflow.

AnaloC-EQ professional equalizer plugin interface

Intelligent Workflow

Machine learning and source-aware design can shorten the path to a useful starting point without replacing judgment. The engineer still listens, decides and shapes the result.

AnaloC-Makkes source pads for analog EQ starting shapes