Get to the sound first.

Alborea Audio builds audio plugins that make the hard decisions under the hood, so nothing stands between you and the result.

Glow: built for voice, not adapted to it

Most channel strips are general tools with a vocal preset bolted on. Glow is the other way round. The two-stage compression, the detector deaf below 120 Hz, the de-esser that follows sibilance as it moves — every one of those choices was made for a voice first, so nothing had to be compromised to get there.

Level-independent

The knobs mean the same thing whether the vocal arrives at −30 dBFS or −8.

Honest loudness

K-weighted compensation holds the level steady while you work, so louder never passes itself off as better.

Your chain, your order

Saturation, compression, de-ess and EQ run in whatever order you drag them into. The chain is yours, not a fixed strip.

Sibilance that moves

A two-band de-esser tracks sibilance as it shifts, with a hold that stops it lisping.

Hear what it is doing

Delta mode plays only what the plugin is adding or taking away. No guessing.

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The plugins

Three plugins. Nothing expires and nothing renews.

Glow

Free

A vocal chain with one knob per job — saturation, compression, de-ess and EQ, in whatever order you drag them into.

VST3 · Windows 64-bit

Get Glow

Glow Pro

€9.99

The same engine with every fixed value brought out as a control, plus Ride, metering and A/B. Perpetual licence.

VST3 · Windows 64-bit

See Glow Pro

Chrono

Free

A session tracker that does not touch your audio. It separates recording from editing, counts your takes and writes a daily log per project.

VST3 · Windows 64-bit

See Chrono

Free to start. Yours to keep.

Glow costs nothing, expires never and asks for no account. Glow Pro opens the same engine’s detail controls for €9.99, once.