Tommee Profitt x Maciel Audio

One Plugin. One Massive Sound

Tommee Profitt, known for his powerful, genre-blending sound in film, TV, and chart hits, now brings you Epicizer, an intuitive plugin that puts his signature mixing style at your fingertips.

Simple, yet powerful

At the heart of Epicizer is the Epicizer knob, your one-stop solution for transforming any track. Under the hood, it combines precise EQ shaping, multi-stage compression, and rich saturation to bring instant clarity, punch, and polish to your sound.

Depth and Dimension

Epicizer’s reverb and delay modules let you craft spacious environments that bring your mix to life. Add depth and movement all with intuitive controls that keep your creativity flowing.

Deux Clipper

Make your mix louder, punchier, and more competitive with one simple tool.

Deux Clipper packs the old-school tricks engineers have used for years into one streamlined tool, so you can get more forwardness, body, and perceived aggression fast.

Add Harmonic Weight Where It Matters Most

Inspired by old-school analog tricks redesigned to inject punch, body, and snap into your signal before clipping even begins.

For decades, pro engineers have used a subtle analog trick to make tracks feel bigger, richer, and more alive before they ever hit the console. By bypassing the EQ or compression section on certain pieces of hardware and simply driving the analog circuit itself, they could introduce broadband harmonics that added body, clarity, and attitude to the signal. When you combine that old-school trick with modern clipping, it gives engineers an unfair edge in cheating more perceived loudness, punch, and forward aggression out of a track. Deux Clipper brings that into a modern workflow with independent Low and High saturation sections that let you drive extra harmonic distortion into the fundamental zones that matter most before the signal reaches the first clipper stage. Add more low-end weight and impact by feeding the low fundamental, or bring out more snap and bite by exciting the high fundamental. The result is a signal that already feels thicker, punchier, and more energized before clipping even begins.

Keep the Harmonic Tone Without Overbaking It

Fine-tune how hard the saturation stages react while keeping the low-end weight and high-end snap you already dialed in.

Once you find the sweet spot in the harmonic shaping section, you don’t always want to completely change the tone. Sometimes you just want the saturation to react a little less aggressively. The new Trim Control lets you reduce the amount of gain feeding into the saturation circuits, making it easier to keep the same tonal balance while controlling how hard the harmonics push back. So instead of constantly reworking your settings, you can quickly dial in the perfect balance between punch, body, and control.