Mac OS 11 (Big Sur), M1 Chip Support
As of today, most Blue Cat Audio software supports the new Mac OS 11 Big Sur (details at the end of the article). The same “security” constraints as for Mac …
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How To Download Next Release Previews?
Did you know that previews of the next releases for most our software is often available on bluecataudio.com? As a registered customer, if you want to get early access to …
42 Gear Street – The Only Guitar Event In 2020?
We had the chance to be invited by Henning Pauly to participate to the 42 Gear Street event in Germany earlier this year (August), despite the pandemic. It was the …
Slow Mac? How to Fix Mac OS GUI Performance Issues
So you just got a gorgeous brand new Mac with a Retina display, but it is awfully slow when launching your favorite audio app or plug-ins? Don’t panic, there is …
No NAMM Show in 2021, But Keep Connected!
As expected, the 2021 NAMM Show has been canceled, for obvious COVID19-related safety reasons. While we won’t be able to meet with all of you and demo our new …
How To Make A VST, Audio Unit or AAX Plug-In, In 20 Minutes!
Have you ever wondered how you could create your own audio or MIDI plug-ins, without headaches, deep knowledge of C, C++, compilers and linker errors? Ilya Orlov (also known as …
Foot-Controlled Guitar Feedback?
What if you could control feedback with the tip of your toes, even when playing at low volume, or with headphones? What if you could automate feedback “in the box” …
Announcing New Plug-Ins @ NAMM 2020
It’s not one, but three new plug-ins, AND an update for Axiom that we are showing this year at NAMM… Check this out!
Looking for Blue Cat Audio at NAMM?
You’ll find us in ACC North (the “new” building), on level 1, booth #16300. See you there! >discuss this topic in the forum
Blue Cat Audio @ NAMM 2020
This year again, we will be at the NAMM Show in Anaheim (California) to reveal new software and updates we have been working on for a while.