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The dime Bundle Black Friday deal from time off audio is 40% off, bringing the bundle to $71 until Nov 19, 2026. Each plugin in the dime family is a container: it has no built-in effects, and you load the VST3 or AU plugins you already own into it.
The pages for this bundle describe three of those containers: dime[mb], dime[ms] and dime[tt]. Each one splits your signal a different way before your own plugins get to it.
dime[mb] is the multiband member of the family. It splits audio into 2 to 5 frequency bands, with crossover points you set numerically or drag directly in the spectrum display.
The crossover slope is 24 dB/octave. You can run it in zero-latency mode with IIR crossovers, or in linear phase mode with FIR crossovers, where the host reports the latency.
Every band hosts up to 4 plugins with their UIs embedded. Each band also has its own dry/wet mix from 0 to 100% and an output trim of ±12 dB.
A hosted VST3 or AU plugin loads in any band, no matter whether dime[mb] itself runs as VST3 or AU.
dime[ms] separates the mid and side channels of any audio track. You build an effect chain on each channel, so you can shape the stereo image by processing the centre and the sides independently.
dime[tt] splits audio into a transient-attack layer and a tonal-sustain layer, and each layer gets its own FX chain. The maker's pitch is that ordinary plugins process the whole signal at once, which limits your control over clarity on vocals or weight on drums.
You could add grit to the transients and reverb to the sustain, using plugins you already own. The maker says the layers recombine without artifacts and that processing stays low-latency and CPU friendly.
The maker also says it lets you shape punch and presence without complex routing or parallel processing.
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Yes. The dime Bundle Black Friday deal is 40% off, which brings it to $71. The offer ends Nov 19, 2026. It covers the dime family of plugin-hosting tools from time off audio, including dime[mb], dime[ms] and dime[tt].
No. dime[mb] has no built-in effects, and the family works as a host for plugins you already own. You load your own VST3 or AU plugins into the bands, channels or layers each tool creates.
dime[mb] splits audio into 2 to 5 bands using a 24 dB/octave crossover slope. You set crossover points by dragging in the spectrum or typing frequencies. Each band holds up to 4 plugins and has its own dry/wet mix and ±12 dB trim.
dime[tt] splits audio into transient-attack and tonal-sustain layers, each with its own FX chain. You can treat attack and sustain separately, with transient sensitivity, decay shaping, per-chain dry/wet mix and plugin bypass.
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