AudioFu Chart · October 2026
Best PSP Audioware Compressor VST Plugins 2026
The top pick is PSP Audioware PSP MicroWarmer ($49). 13 plugins in the Plugin Boutique and ADSR Sounds catalogues, prices as of Oct 20, 2026.
Last updated: October 21, 2026
Top 10
Full detail for the first 10 models. Every other model is listed below.
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PSP Audioware PSP MicroWarmer
- TypeCompressor
- FormatsVST · AAX · AU
- SystemsWindows · macOS
PSP MicroWarmer is a high-quality digital simulation of an analog-style single band limiter/tape emulator. This plug-in combines rich, warm analog-like processing with a straightforward user interface, and comes with a comprehensive library of presets.
$49At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
PSP Audioware PSP oldTimerME
- TypeCompressor
- FormatsVST3 · VST · AAX · AU
- SystemsWindows · macOS
PSP oldTimerME PSP oldTimerME (Master Edition) installer includes two versions of the plug-in: PSP oldTimerME a vintage-style compressor designed for demanding track and program compression, limiting and mastering processing.
$91At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
PSP Audioware PSP Flare
- TypeCompressor
- FormatsVST · VST3 · AAX · AU
- SystemsWindows · macOS
PSP Flare a new kind of psycho-acoustic compressor! PSP Flare (originally PSP Flow) is a new kind of psycho-acoustic compressor that provides exceptional volume consistency without the usual audible side effects associated with heavy compression.
$99At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
PSP Audioware PSP Impressor
- TypeCompressor
- FormatsVST · AAX · AU
- SystemsWindows · macOS
Put Some Pressure On The Mix The PSP Impressor is an incredibly accurate, a fully-featured, high-precision compressor designed to process whole mixes, busses or single tracks.
$99At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
PSP Audioware PSP DRC
- TypeCompressor
- FormatsVST · AAX · AU
- SystemsWindows · macOS
Dynamic Range Controller PSP Audioware are thrilled to bring you PSP DRC - powerful new dynamic processor plug- in inspired by the legendary DBX 118. With a fresh perspective on the classic concept, PSP DRC offers advanced processing capabilities that are seldom found in contemporary hardware or…
$99At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
PSP Audioware PSP BussPressor
- TypeCompressor
- FormatsVST3 · VST · AAX
- SystemsWindows · macOS
PSP BussPressor is a compressor optimized for group and master buss processing. It combines the sound of classic VCA compression with wide tuning capabilities. Extra controls allow you to adjust a side chain high pass filter or apply parallel compression.
$99At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
PSP Audioware PSP FETpressor
- TypeCompressor
- FormatsVST · AAX · AU
- SystemsWindows · macOS
PSP FETpressor PSP FETpressor is a FET feedback type compressor plug-in. It’s designed to provide accurate, almost instant compression with lots of character. Great for vocals, guitars, bass, drums, and whenever a classic 1970s-style FET compressor is needed.
$99At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
PSP Audioware PSP Vintage Warmer 2
- TypeCompressor
- FormatsVST3 · VST · AAX · AU
- SystemsWindows · macOS
PSP VintageWarmer2 is a high-quality digital simulation of an analog-style single or multi-band compressor/limiter. It combines rich, warm analog processing with a straightforward user interface, and comes with a comprehensive library of presets.
$149At ADSR Sounds · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
PSP Audioware PSP VintageWarmer2
- TypeCompressor
- FormatsVST · AAX · AU
- SystemsWindows · macOS
PSP VintageWarmer2 PSP VintageWarmer2 is a high-quality digital simulation of an analog-style, a single- or multi-band compressor/limiter. It combines rich, warm analog processing with a straightforward user interface, and comes with a comprehensive library of presets.
$149At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗ -
PSP Audioware PSP oldTimerMB
- TypeCompressor
- FormatsVST3 · VST · AAX · AU
- SystemsWindows · macOS
PSP oldTimerMB is a vintage-style multi-band compressor designed for demanding track processing, buss and mix compression, and mastering. PSP's aim in developing this plug-in was to design a high-end multi-band processor based on the algorithm from their best-selling PSP oldTimer compressor.
$187At Plugin Boutique · price as of Oct 20Check price ↗
All 13 vst compressor
Same Plugin Boutique and ADSR Sounds prices, compact. Tap a photo to zoom.
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PSP Audioware PSP MasterCompPSP Audioware$199$199Check ↗
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PSP Audioware PSP auralCompPSP Audioware$299$299Check ↗
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PSP Audioware PSP FlowPSP Audioware$99$99Check ↗
Vst Compressor by the numbers
Measured across all 13 plugins we track.
Median $99 — half of all vst compressor here cost less.
How to choose the best vst compressor
Signature Sound & Character
This defines the unique sonic fingerprint of the compressor, determining how the plugin shapes the audio. Different PSP models offer distinct tonal responses, making this a crucial factor for artistic vision.
Dynamic Range Control
Essential for managing the difference between the loudest and quietest parts of a track. Effective dynamic control is the foundation of professional mixing.
Feature Set & Workflow
This evaluates the ease of use, control options, and auxiliary features available within the plugin interface. A robust feature set directly impacts production speed and efficiency.
CPU Efficiency
How efficiently the plugin processes audio without introducing noticeable latency or taxing system resources. Optimized CPU usage ensures a smooth, unhindered workflow.
Product Suitability
Matching the compressor's design philosophy to the producer's genre and mixing style. Understanding which tool suits which musical style is key to maximizing its potential.
Buying guide
Welcome to the definitive guide for the best PSP Audioware Compressor VST Plugins in 2026. As a specialist in audio gear, we delve deep into the PSP lineup to uncover the unique sonic signature and engineering excellence that sets them apart in the compression category. This guide is designed to help producers select the perfect compressor for their workflow, whether you are a beginner or a seasoned mixing professional.
Choosing the right PSP Audioware compressor depends entirely on your mixing style; the 'Classic' models excel at transparent, analog-style behavior for rock and pop, while the 'Precision' series offers surgical control for intricate electronic music. Always listen to the demo samples to ensure the plugin's character aligns with the sound you are trying to achieve. Pro Tip: For mastering complex vocal tracks, prioritize compressors with excellent gain staging and smooth attack/release curves, regardless of the aesthetic style.
Where these prices come from
Plugins aren’t in the Thomann catalogue, so the AudioFu Index — demand on Reverb, lineup and price history at Thomann — doesn’t rate them. They’re ranked by how fully the store describes each plugin — the formats and systems it runs on and a full description — one maker at a time: every maker’s best entry first, then every maker’s second. Names, descriptions and prices here come from Plugin Boutique and ADSR Sounds, checked on Oct 20, 2026. Prices and sales change often: follow the link for today’s price.
Questions
What is the main difference between the PSP Classic and Precision series compressors?
The Classic series focuses on warm, analog-style saturation and character, ideal for vintage sounds, while the Precision series emphasizes surgical, transparent dynamic control and modern precision settings.
Which PSP compressor should I use for EDM production?
For EDM, the PSP Precision models are generally recommended due to their ability to handle aggressive transients and provide the detailed control needed for shaping complex synth lines and vocal hooks.
Are these VST plugins compatible with all DAWs?
Yes, the PSP Audioware compressors are fully compatible with major DAWs including Ableton Live, Logic Pro X, Cubase, and FL Studio, ensuring seamless integration into your existing workflow.
Do the PSP compressors require specific audio input settings?
No, they operate universally as VST plugins, meaning they accept standard audio streams without requiring specialized input configurations from the DAW.
Are there any limitations on the number of tracks I can process?
The plugins are designed for flexible use within your DAW session; there are no inherent limitations on the number of tracks you can process simultaneously.