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The PEEL Black Friday deal from zplane takes 33% off the spectral isolator EQ, bringing it to $26.80 until Nov 6, 2026. PEEL is a spectral processing plugin that separates individual instruments or vocals inside a stereo recording.
Once a part is isolated, you can solo it, mute it, or send it out for processing elsewhere. It is built for people who want to rework existing recordings and samples rather than start from stems.
PEEL shows your whole mix visually, so you can spot a single instrument in the display and act on it. The maker says the same view helps you identify mix problems.
From there you have three moves. Mute an instrument that is causing trouble, solo a performance you want to emphasize, or route the selected audio out to external processing.
zplane gives two examples. Say the vocals in a song are too loud: PEEL can send them to a separate track in your DAW, so you can set level and pan as if you were working before mixdown.
Or take a drum loop where the snare needs a little reverb. Extract the snare alone, then add any effect you like to it without touching the rest of the loop.
PEEL comes as a VST, VST3, AU and AAX plugin. On Mac it needs macOS 11 or later, 64-bit only. On Windows it needs Windows 10 or later, 64-bit only.
Routing audio out relies on PEEL's second output going to its own audio track, and not every DAW supports that. Multiple outputs work in Ableton Live, Pro Tools, FL Studio, Reaper and Reason.
Multiple outputs are not supported in Cakewalk, Cubase, Logic Pro and Studio One. If you work in one of those, the solo and mute functions are the part of PEEL you would be using.
Yes. The PEEL Black Friday deal takes 33% off zplane's spectral isolator EQ plugin, bringing it to $26.80. The offer runs until Nov 6, 2026.
PEEL isolates individual instruments or vocals in stereo recordings. You can solo them, mute them, or route the selected audio out for external processing, using a visual display of the whole mix to find the part you want.
PEEL is available as VST, VST3, AU and AAX. It runs on macOS 11 or later and Windows 10 or later, both 64-bit only.
Multiple outputs are supported in Ableton Live, Pro Tools, FL Studio, Reaper and Reason. Cakewalk, Cubase, Logic Pro and Studio One do not support sending audio from PEEL's second output to its own track.
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