Run only the part you want, and own it. Three machines, no renewal.
Each has its own page, with the price, the trial download and the full specification.
One dial runs from DESTROY to ENHANCE while a black-chrome eye reacts. Behind it, a multiband engine with 44 distortion algorithms, 16 components and 104 factory presets.
DESTROYENHANCEMULTIBAND44 ALGORITHMS
Five analyzers read one signal at once. It is a pass-through analyzer and never touches your audio. The standalone listens to whatever the machine is playing, so it runs outside a DAW too.
SpectrumSpectrogram ScopeGonio LUFS/TP/LRA
Depth, movement, tone, energy, character and dynamics: the six moves you make on nearly every channel, over a universal utility section for gain, width, balance and routing. Every module has its own enable, so the chain reduces to the one thing you wanted without losing the other five.
SPACERELAYSCULPT SWEEPHEATPRESS
A riser synth you draw. Two oscillators, a sub and noise play one pass from a quarter bar to thirty-two bars in time with your session. Draw how any knob moves across it, then drag the finished FX into your track.
LANESBUILD8 FX107 PRESETS
A snare synth: tone, wires and snap on every hit, ring, body shape and flam, and a sample layer for the attack.
TONEWIRESSNAP211 PRESETS
A clap synth: two to six hand taps with spread, humanise and width, a tone sweep and a room tail, over a sample layer.
TAPSTONETAIL176 PRESETS
Hats, rides, crashes and cowbell from six-oscillator metal and a noise band, with a long hold stage and a sample layer.
METALNOISEHOLD191 PRESETS
Short clips of the real plug-in windows, and what you hear is each plug-in's own output. Everything here has sound. Click a card to play it; nothing on this page plays it for you.
Spectrum, scope, goniometer and loudness live on one groove, then the spectrogram opens beside the spectrum.
Zoom every analyzer into the lows, mids or highs without touching the audio.
Hear the groove dry, then glued, then one macro pushing six controls at once.
DRUM, GLUE and VOX on the same groove, then MULTI on the Multi Crush preset.
Everyday tools, the ones you reach for on every channel.
Prisma Suite puts five analyzers in one window under one licence. Base6ix puts six modules in one window, and switches any of them off until only the one you wanted is running.
The same ground, the same type scale, and the same rule that a glow means something is on. Two windows, two views of one instrument.
A lifetime licence for three machines. Activation is one signed call, and every launch after that is verified on your own machine, so an offline studio opens normally.
On sale means you can buy it and it works. Anything earlier states that plainly, in the same size type.
No tier, no upgrade fee, no subscription. A licence covers every future version of the plug-in you bought, on three of your machines. Fiya Eye is $30 for a limited time.
| Plug-in | Status | Price | Trial | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fiya Eye | On sale | $30 once, limited time | 30 days, free | Get Fiya Eye, $30 |
| Prisma Suite | On sale | $20 once | 30 days, free | Buy, $20 |
| Base6ix | On sale | $20 once | 30 days, free | Buy, $20 |
| Ryza | On sale | $20 once | 30 days, free | Buy, $20 |
| Smack | On sale | In Strike, $20 | 30 days, free | Buy Strike, $20 |
| Palma | On sale | In Strike, $20 | 30 days, free | Buy Strike, $20 |
| Cymba | On sale | In Strike, $20 | 30 days, free | Buy Strike, $20 |
One licence for every plug-in in the bundle, on the same terms as a single: lifetime, three machines, and one activation on a machine unlocks all of them.
| Bundle | Includes | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Strike | Smack, Palma, Cymba | $20 once | Buy Strike, $20 |
| Everything | Prisma Suite, Base6ix, Ryza, Fiya Eye, Smack, Palma, Cymba | $100 once Worth $110 at list, save $10 |
Buy Everything, $100 |
Paid once, yours for good. A licence is a lifetime licence for three machines, with every future version of that plug-in included.
What a licence actually is. A signed file your machine can check on its own. Activation talks to the licence server once. Every launch after that is verified locally, so a studio with no network opens normally and nothing about your session is ever sent anywhere.
The whole plug-in, permanently, plus every future version of it, on up to three of your machines. There is no feature-limited edition and no paid upgrade later.
No, and there will not be one. You pay once. If the licence server disappeared tomorrow, your already-activated machines would keep working, because they verify the licence locally rather than asking permission each launch.
Three per licence, meant to cover a desktop, a laptop and one more. If you replace a machine and need the slot back, email us and we will clear it.
There is no catch: it is a genuine lifetime licence and the trial is the complete plug-in. Smack, Palma and Cymba are sold together as Strike, one $20 licence for all three drums, and Everything puts Prisma Suite, Base6ix, Ryza, Fiya Eye and the three drums on one $100 licence. Fiya Eye is $30 for a limited time on its own licence. A licence bought today stays a lifetime licence for three machines, with every future version of that plug-in included.
VST3 and a standalone app on Windows, plus AU on macOS. macOS builds are signed and notarized. What is actually built and downloadable differs per plug-in and is stated on each product page.
The plug-in stops doing its job and says so. The window greys out with a banner, and the activation button stays reachable. An analyzer stops drawing; a processor silences its output rather than passing audio through it. Nothing is deleted and nothing expires from your project file. Activating later brings everything straight back.
Once, when you activate. After that there is no network call at all: no telemetry, no update check, no analytics. The privacy policy says the same thing in more words.
Ryza and the three Strike drums make sound rather than process it. They go on a MIDI track, and each can drag its finished output onto an audio track as a 24-bit WAV. Prisma and Base6ix go on a track you already have.
Licence questions, a machine slot that needs clearing, a bug: deishmedia@gmail.com.
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