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Prototype
Every DSP block starts as a Python prototype, where the maths is worked out before a line of plugin code exists.
About A small audio
A small audio
studio.
Velora Audio makes mixing and mastering plugins. Anvil, our bus compressor, is the first — and it's free for everyone.
Free
Whole plugin · commercial use · no account
Private
No trackers or ads · data stays in the EU
Germany
Designed, built and supported here
Why Velora exists Built because we
Built because we
wanted to use it.
It started with wanting a bus compressor that felt right and not finding one we'd reach for on every mix. Anvil went through a lot of versions — the envelope follower alone took dozens — until it did what we wanted.
Everything with the Velora name on it has to clear that same bar before it goes out.
Independent plugin studio
Germany · Est. 2026
How we work
Four steps, every time.
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Verify
The C++ build is checked against that prototype sample-for-sample, so what ships matches what was designed.
03
Validate
It runs through pluginval at its strictest setting, across sample rates from 44.1 to 192 kHz.
04
Refine
The interface is reworked until nothing feels cramped and every control is obvious at a glance.
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What's next
Same core, more tools.
Spatial Mix Inspector is already in open beta. More mixing and mastering tools are in early development on the same DSP core — Anvil users hear about them first.
Open beta
Free Spatial Mix
3D Mix Analyzer
See every track as a source in a 3D stereo field — loudness, spectrogram and masking — and mix by dragging sources in the room.
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In development
More to come
Mixing & mastering
A small, considered set of tools built on the same anti-aliased DSP core as Anvil. Paid releases — with launch pricing for early users.
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Shape time, hold weight.
Anvil's tagline
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