Ignition: Unleashing the Heat - Thermal's Latest Expansion Pack Now Available!
Built by Musicians for Musicians
Output is a music software company known for its innovative products aimed at musicians, producers, and composers. It was founded in 2013 by Gregg Lehrman and his team in Los Angeles, California. Output has gained a reputation for its sleek and user-friendly interfaces, as well as its focus on inspiring creativity and experimentation in music production.
The company's products are widely used across various genres of music, including pop, electronic, hip-hop, and film scoring, powering the biggest hitmakers in the world including Beyonce, Kendrick Lamar, Billie Eilish, Finneas, Skrillex, Bjork as well as shows and films like Stranger Things, Game of Thrones, Black Panther, and countless others.
In addition to its software products, Output also offers educational resources and tutorials to help users get the most out of their tools and improve their music production skills.
Overall, Output has become a prominent player in the music software industry, known for its innovative approach to sound design and its commitment to empowering musicians with cutting-edge tools.
Thermal by Output
A Sound Designer’s Best Friend - Thermal by Output makes it easy to experiment and dial in new distortion sounds. A user-friendly experience is key to controlling the deeply powerful, multi-stage engine.
More Than Distortion - Thermal goes far beyond traditional multi-band distortions. The XY control is highly interactive, providing an easy interface to enhance harmonics by tapping into its layered engines, each with analog and digital distortion algorithms, effects, modulation and imaging.
The newly released expansion pack for Thermal, Ignition, is available from 4th April.
Double the distortion, double the impact. The versatile new expansion for Thermal combines two distinct distortion algorithms for every preset, all controllable with our fun-comes-first XY Control, or via the macro knobs. Experiment with each algorithm on its own by turning one macro knob up at a time, or blend the two in any amount to achieve wide variations in grit and tone.
