PEEL

Flexible spectral and spatial isolation

Isolate or extract specific parts of your sound with PEEL

Visualize your recordings, identify and select part of the signal. Solo, mute or route the parts for external processing.

Get creative with your audio recordings and samples. PEEL isolates individual instruments or vocals in stereo recordings so you can solo, mute or route the audio for external processing.

Got a song where the vocals are too loud? PEEL can route the vocals to a separate track in your DAW* so you can set level and pan as if it was before mixdown.

Do you have a drum loop where you wish the snare had a little reverb on it? No problem! PEEL can help you extract the snare only and add any effect you want to it.

Key Features

Simple Spectral Processing
In an intuitive plugin interface
Visually Identify Instruments in a Mix
See your entire mix to identify mix problems
Mute Problematic Instruments
Solo Performances You Wish to Emphasize
Route Selected Audio to External Processing*
*in DAWs with multiple output support
Available in VST2, VST3, AU and AAX Plugin Formats
Compatible with Intel and Apple-Silicone Macs

Videos About PEEL

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PEEL - Dig Inside Your Samples and Recordings

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PEEL - Get Creative

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Fixing (Almost) Every Mixing Issue?

PEEL News

Zed Marty demonstrating PEEL plugin from a music studio

Zed Marty: Isolate Instruments of a Mixed Song



PEEL by zplane is a spectral and stereo isolation plugin. Watch how Zed Marty uses PEEL to isolate the individual elements within a mixed song.

Timothy Linetsky aka Underbelly performing live

Underbelly Discusses His Creative Journey - An Interview with Timothy Linetsky



Underbelly, real name Timothy Linetsky, is perhaps best known for his popular YouTube channel, You Suck at Producing. In this interview, we discuss the concept behind the channel as well as his own career as a producer and DJ.

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White Sea Studio – PEEL (Review)



zplane PEEL is a spectral and stereo isolation plugin. In this article and video, White Sea Studio reviews PEEL and identifies some of its potential use cases.

Benn Jordan press shot

Benn Jordan Reviews zplane's Product Range



YouTuber Benn Jordan, who also produces music under the alias The Flashbulb, takes zplane's RETUNE, ELASTIQUE PITCH V2, TONIC, DECODA and PEEL for a test drive, highlighting some of their many use cases.

PEEL 1.1.0 is Now M1-Compatible



The frequency and stereo spectral isolation plugin, PEEL, is now natively compatible with Apple's M1 Silicone architecture.

Sanjay C tries peel

Sanjay C: PEEL is a "Must Have" for Sampling Musicians



See what the music producer and YouTube content creator, Sanjay C, has to say about our spectral and stereo isolation plugin, PEEL.

FAQs

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PEEL General Operation

My DAW doesn't support a secondary output. Can I simulate that?

Yes. Add PEEL to the track you want to work on. Adjust the EQ settings to your liking, then duplicate the track and set the EQ in the duplicated track to inverse mode. Now you can treat each track separately.

How do I access the secondary output?

Not all DAWs support a secondary output for an insert plugin. Please check the list in the manual or contact the manufacturer of your DAW. For the DAWs we know that it works with we try to provide tutorial videos. Click the help icon in the plugin to access a list of tutorial videos.