Blue Cat's Axiom, the all-in-one fx processor and amp simulator for guitar & bass, was launched 5 years ago at NAMM 2018, bringing a different approach to amp and effects modeling. Version 2 aims at being both easier for beginners, and more powerful for advanced users, including: a new simplified "EZ view" designed for live gigs and presets discovery, redesigned user interface customization with new 3D graphics, an enhanced distortion and amp simulation engine, revisited presets, direct to disk audio recording in the application, backing tracks support, new built-in effects, and much more (details here: Axiom V2: The Future Of Guitar, Revisited at NAMM 2023 – The Blue Cat Audio Blog)
Blue Cat's Fader Hub is a brand new application and plug-in designed as a network mixing and streaming console, to play music with others over a local network or on the Internet. Based on the lossless audio streaming technology developed for the Connector plug-in, it brings the concept of audio streaming several steps further. This new software acts as a hub and personal mixer for multiple musicians, with built-in remote multi-track recording, audio effects and third party plug-ins support (details here: Network Audio Mixing and Streaming at NAMM 2023 – The Blue Cat Audio Blog).
Both new products will be demoed at the NAMM Show this week on booth #16300. They are expected to be released later this year, as standalone applications and plug-ins for Mac and PC. At this occasion, Blue Cat Audio offers a special NAMM promotion on their website for the existing Axiom V1 and Connector software (20% off) until the end of April.
