DeeMute
Key Features
- MIDI-triggered mute or invert behavior
- Flip control for reversing the mute action
- Adjustable attack and release for ducking
- VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX editions
- 64-bit Windows and macOS packages
- Software-instrument MIDI control workflow
Description
DeeMute is a MIDI-triggered mute effect from Dotec-Audio that can mute or invert audio when notes arrive. Its attack and release controls also support ducking, so the same plug-in can create rhythmic stutters, gated cuts, or sidechain-like movement from a MIDI performance.
The developer lists 64-bit VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX builds, with separate Windows and macOS packages. DeeMute can be routed as an audio effect controlled by a software-instrument track, and its Flip control reverses the mute behavior when triggered.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does DeeMute create stutters?
Place it on the audio you want to affect and trigger it with MIDI notes. Each note can mute the signal, or the Flip control can reverse that behavior.
Can it create ducking effects?
Yes. Dotec-Audio lists adjustable Attack and Release controls for ducking, in addition to the plug-in’s mute and invert modes.
What formats are listed?
The developer lists 64-bit VST2, VST3, and AAX packages for Windows, plus VST2, VST3, AU, and AAX packages for macOS.
