Your plugins are now obsolete

Overview

The video announces a four-plugin audio-production system built around Dogma, which the presenter describes as a single-window workflow for mixing and mastering. The plugins are compared to key elements of a high-end recording studio: a console, tape machine and amps, dynamics outboard, and reverb.

Plugins

Dogma

Dogma is presented as the “console” and workflow hub. It provides a central mixing and mastering environment, includes a limiter, and can load the other plugins when their licenses are detected—allowing users to work from one window.

Convexity

Convexity replaces the discontinued Curvature compressor. Its key feature is an integrated version of the presenter’s Delta Expose analysis, which shows measured gain reduction over time and the compressor’s transfer function.

Users can also draw compression behavior, including its time response. The presenter distinguishes this from instantaneous waveshaping. Convexity includes Dogma’s limiter, and Curvature owners are promised a free upgrade.

Tractatus

Tractatus replaces the Class A plugin and is described as a modular tone-shaping tool. Its modules include:

• Tape saturation
• VHS simulation
• A guitar amp with microphone choices
• Waveshaping
• Stompbox-style effects

Modules can be arranged in series or parallel, combined in different orders, and connected in feedback loops. Modulation options include LFO, envelope, Euclidean, and sequencer modules. Class A owners are promised a free upgrade.

Reverb/delay plugin

The reverb/delay plugin’s name is rendered inconsistently in the subtitles. It is presented as a highly modular space-effects tool. One distinctive technique is “recursive convolution,” which the presenter says uses the input signal to construct the reverb’s room boundaries.

Presets and scoped randomization are offered as ways to get results without building complex patches manually.

Presenter’s framing

The presenter positions the products as alternatives to conventional plugins and emphasizes integration and workflow. These are the presenter’s claims, not independent test results.

He also refers to his earlier compressor-analysis tools, Compview and Delta Expose, and describes using them to examine how compressors behave across frequencies and over time.

Pricing and upgrades

Each new plugin is listed at €49 before applicable tax. Completing the four-plugin set—Dogma, Convexity, Tractatus, and the reverb/delay plugin—earns a €49 reduction, regardless of purchase order. Existing Curvature or Class A licenses count toward the set.

The presenter reiterates a lifetime free-upgrades policy.

Content type and source

This is a product announcement and feature overview, rather than a review or step-by-step tutorial.

Main speaker/source: The video’s presenter from AP Mastering, discussing his own plugins and prior analysis tools.