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Baby Audio Super VHS vs Thenatan DIAL

Specs, price and the Dubspot Score, side by side — with our verdict on which effect to buy.

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SignalBaby Audio Super VHSThenatan DIAL
Price—$12 intro / $50
Dubspot Score8.4—
FormatsVST, VST3, AU, AAXVST, VST3, AU
Plugin typeMulti-effect plugin with six one-knob effects—
Effects includedStatic (VHS noise), Heat (tape saturation), Shape (sample rate reducer), Magic (ensemble FX), Drift (pitch fluctuation LFO), Wash (reverb)—
FormatsVST, VST3, AU, AAX (64-bit)—
Mac supportmacOS 10.11 and up, native Apple Silicon (M-chip) compatible—
Windows supportWindows 10 and newer—
DAW compatibilityAll major DAWs (Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Pro Tools, FL Studio, Cubase, Studio One, Bitwig, Reaper, Reason)—
Type—Radio-signal designer
Price—$12 intro / $50 list
Store end—16 October 2026 on Thenatan
Plugin Boutique—$12 from $50, 76% off until 15 October 2026
Tuner—Seven stations, SEARCH, AM and FM
Radios—Warm Tube, Transistor, Shortwave, Cheap Speaker
Interference—Noise, Crackle, Morse, Drift, Dropout, Blend
Speaker—Rattle, two detuned wobbles
Presets—64 across eight categories
Latency—Zero
Download—61.0 MB on the Thenatan store
Activation—Serial number. No iLok
Windows—7 or later, 64-bit. VST and VST3
macOS—AU, VST, VST3, 64-bit. Native Apple Silicon
Not included—AAX / Pro Tools

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