Deux Clipper
The modern way to get more punch and loudness that hasn't existed until now.
Today’s most competitive productions demand more than basic clipping. Deux Clipper brings the evolved clipping workflow pro engineers use to cheat more punch, perceived loudness, and aggression into one simple tool for harder-hitting tracks.
$39
$99 Launch Promo
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.
The Fastest Way to More Punch and Loudness
Five ways Deux Clipper turns flat, boring productions into loud, forward, competitive records without the usual plugin pileup.
Turn flat, polite drums into loud, forward, record-ready impact without building a messy chain of clippers, saturators, and routing tricks. Catch sharp peaks, thicken the body, and push more punch through your mix in one move using the same dual-stage clipping approach pros use to squeeze out competitive loudness. Lock onto the low-end and top-end sweet spots that make kicks feel bigger and snares crack harder then feed them harmonics until the whole track feels more aggressive. Add the subtle heat, body, and clarity of driven analog signal paths without harsh EQ boosts, brittle clipping, or the usual “why did my mix fall apart?” moment. Go from plugin-stacking and second-guessing to fast, confident decisions in a single window and get the sound of a full punch-shaping chain without the workflow drag.
Why One Clipper Isn’t Enough Anymore
The old one-clipper approach can only take you so far. Today’s productions demand more control, more punch, and a smarter way to shape loudness.
Clipping has been one of the secret weapons pro engineers have used for decades to make tracks hit harder, feel louder, and cut through with more punch. But today’s productions are denser, more aggressive, and more competitive than ever — and a single clipper often isn’t enough to get the job done.
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.
AAX, AU, VST3 versions
64-bit only
Ableton Live 11+ (Mac & PC: AU, VST3)
Bitwig 4+ (Mac & PC: AU, VST3)
Cubase 13+ (Mac & PC: VST3)
Digital Performer 11+ (Mac & PC: AU, VST3)
FL Studio 23+ (Mac & PC: VST3)
Garageband 10+ (AU)
Logic Pro 10+ (AU)
Pro Tools 12+ (Mac & PC: AAX)
Presonus Studio One 5+ (Mac & PC: AU, VST3)
Reaper 6+ (Mac & PC: VST3)
Cakewalk Next by BandLab (PC: VST3)
AAX is a trademark and software of Avid Technology. Audio Units is a trademark and software of Apple Inc. VST3 is a trademark and software of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH.
AAX, VST3, AU versions included
64-bit only (Mac / PC)
Mac OS X 10.15 or higher (Intel native | ARM native)
Windows 10
At least 4GB of RAM, 16GB is recommended
At least 200MB of free drive space (OS drive)