In this video, creator Mark Yoshimoto Nemkoff explores the PSP Infinistrip, hosted on Gig Performer.
PSP Infinistrip is a versatile, zero-latency, native plug-in that functions like a virtual 500-series rack for audio processing. He discusses its potential as an alternative to the Universal Audio (UA) ecosystem for voice-over work.
Key Features:
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Comprehensive Processing: PSP Infinistrip includes 25 independent processors, such as preamps, filters, compressors, equalizers, limiters, and dynamic modules like gates and duckers (1:17 - 1:53).
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Zero Latency: By using Gig Performer, the creator achieves zero-latency performance on his M1 Mac Mini, making it suitable for live tracking and broadcasting without needing additional DSP hardware (2:30 - 3:45).
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Workflow Advantages: Unlike some Universal Audio plugins that reset to default when swapped, Infinistrip retains settings, allowing for easier experimentation with different preamps and modules (4:00 - 4:23).
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Cost-Effective: The creator notes that for a relatively low investment (around $200 for the plug-in and $169 for Gig Performer), it offers a powerful, portable, and professional-grade channel strip setup (8:30 - 8:50).
Throughout the video, Nemkoff demonstrates the plug-in by comparing the audio quality of a Soyuz microphone through the UA Apollo (using a neutral setting) versus the signal processed through the Infinistrip (7:00 - 7:38).