2B Played Music has launched BassFrame, a low-frequency processor designed to help music producers tackle the challenges of integrating kick and bass sounds. This plugin, released in September 2026, aims to enhance bass clarity and presence in mixes, addressing common low-frequency issues that arise when multiple sounds compete for space.
Innovative Features of BassFrame
BassFrame stands out with its unique set of five processing engines, each targeting different aspects of low-frequency sound. These engines include TIGHT for defining bass, THICK for adding harmonic density, PUNCH for enhancing attack and transient impact, SYNTH for generating octave-down layers, and WIDE for expanding upper bass harmonics without affecting the deepest frequencies.
Enhanced Control Over Low Frequencies
In addition to the processing engines, BassFrame features controls that allow for precise management of bass sound. The FOCUS control determines the specific frequency area to enhance, while other controls such as WEIGHT, DRIVE, and CONTOUR provide additional options for tonal balance and harmonic adjustment. The plugin also supports parallel processing, enabling producers to blend processed signals with the original sound for a more nuanced mix.
Flash Sale Discount Available
Currently, 2B Played Music is offering a promotional flash sale on BassFrame, reducing its price from $89.99 to $24.99. This limited-time offer, valid until November 4, 2026, can be accessed using coupon code FLASH2499 at checkout. The sale presents an opportunity for producers to explore the plugin’s features at a significantly reduced price.
Compatibility and Trial Options
BassFrame is compatible with various operating systems, supporting VST3 and AAX formats on Windows and macOS, and includes 50 factory presets along with a scalable interface. For those interested in trying before buying, a seven-day unrestricted trial is available, allowing users to assess its capabilities in their own mixes.
Overall, BassFrame offers an array of tools for producers looking to refine their low-frequency elements, making it a potential asset for those seeking to improve kick and bass interaction in their music productions.
For more information about BassFrame and to access the trial, visit the official product page.
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