Blue Cat’s Destructor Early Prototype (2012)
This is what Destructor looked like before it actually became Destructor. 👀 Back in 2012, this early prototype was already being tested live on stage, after 1 year of R&D: …

This is what Destructor looked like before it actually became Destructor. 👀 Back in 2012, this early prototype was already being tested live on stage, after 1 year of R&D: …
When most musicians first encounter MIDI synchronization, the distinction between MIDI Clock and MIDI Time Code (MTC) can seem confusing. Both are used to keep devices running in sync together, …
Most of the energy consumed by a company like Blue Cat Audio is electricity – powering computers, servers, and maintaining a comfortable environment for people, whether heating in winter or …
As you know, in the Blue Cat Audio lab, we love guitars… Here is a great one, from a brand that you may not know yet (but you should): Paoletti. …
It is sometimes frustrating to be a bass player, when you discover that the latest amp simulator only has one or two models available for our favorite instrument. Of course, …
Axiom and its distortion and amp simulation engine Destructor come with hundreds of built-in guitar amps, preamps and cabinets as presets. Although these presets are not aimed to be exact …
I had the chance to bump into Thomas Blug (great musician and founder of BluGuitar) at the Paris Guitar Festival last week and take him for a tour of the …
It has been a while since I talked about multicore processing issues in plug-ins on MacOS (starting with MacOS 11 “Big Sur”). I was recently reminded that I never posted …
Watch out! NAMM 2025 is around the corner! Although not attached to booth this year, I’ll be attending the NAMM Show, with plenty of time to enjoy the show and …
Uncover everything you’ve ever wanted to know about our company, and then some, in this comprehensive interview featuring Guillaume Jeulin, the mastermind behind Blue Cat Audio. The exclusive discussion is …