dime[mb] Black Friday Deal 2026: $47, 40% off

The dime mb Black Friday deal is 40% off, which brings Time Off Audio's multiband dynamics processor plugin to $47, with the offer ending Nov 19, 2026.

dime[mb] is the multiband member of the dime family. It splits your signal into bands and lets you process each one with plugins you already own.

There are no built-in effects. Whatever you load into a band's chain is what shapes that frequency range.

How does dime[mb] split and process audio?

You can create 2 to 5 bands. Set the crossover points by dragging directly in the spectrum display or by typing frequencies in numerically.

The crossover slope is 24 dB/octave.

Each band hosts up to 4 plugins in a chain, with their interfaces embedded in the window. They can be VST3 or AudioUnit, and that holds whether dime[mb] itself runs as VST3 or AU.

What controls does each band have?

Every band carries its own dry/wet mix from 0 to 100% and an output trim of plus or minus 12 dB. That lets you gain stage each range separately after its chain.

Band mute and solo let you isolate a range and hear what the plugins in it are doing.

You can also map parameters from hosted plugins to dime[mb] controls, so the ones you reach for most are available without opening the plugin's own UI.

Zero latency or linear phase?

dime[mb] runs in one of two modes. In the first, its IIR crossover filters respond instantly, so the signal passes through with no delay at all. In the second, FIR crossovers keep the phase relationship intact, and the plugin tells the host how much delay it introduces. For tracking or live monitoring, where any lag would be a nuisance, the instant mode is the better choice. Linear phase is there for when phase accuracy between bands matters.

What else is on the interface?

The realtime spectrum display can show the signal before or after processing, so you can watch the bands as you work.

Global controls cover input gain, output gain and an overall wet/dry mix. The interface comes in light and dark themes.

• Up to 5 bands with adjustable crossover points
• Up to 4 hosted plugins per band, VST3 or AU
• Per-band dry/wet mix and plus or minus 12 dB trim
• Parameter mapping from hosted plugins
• Zero-latency and linear-phase modes