Isaac Audio
Press kit
Everything you need to write about or film the DOGMA series: descriptions you can quote, key facts, the logo and full-size screenshots. Free beta and review licenses are available on request.
Isaac Audio makes the DOGMA series: five lab-precision audio plug-ins, each measured against its mathematical definition. Measured, not modeled.
Isaac Audio is an Israeli plug-in developer that grew out of a recording studio. Its DOGMA series is built around one idea: every plug-in has a precise definition (the analog prototype of an EQ band, the static curve of a compressor), and the built plug-in is measured against it, with the gap published. The series includes an analog-matched EQ (Dogma Q), a gain-only compressor (Dogma C), a bit-exact de-esser (Dogma DES), a zero-latency convolution reverb (Dogma IR-REV) and an impulse-response capture tool (Dogma IR-C), for Windows and macOS in VST3, AU, AAX and CLAP. The series is in a free private beta, with a commercial release planned for 2027.
Beta sign-up: isaac-audio.rotabox.workers.dev/beta · Social: YouTube @isaacaudioplugins · Instagram and TikTok @isaac.audio.plugins
Coverage
Isaac Audio and the DOGMA series are listed on KVR Audio. Private-beta announcement: “Isaac Audio opens private beta for the Dogma Series” — KVR Audio, 2 November 2026.
Dogma Q Analog-matched equalizer
A 24-band parametric EQ whose every band follows its analog prototype all the way to 20 kHz, with no latency. Each band is redesigned in about 65 µs whenever it moves, so the Q is truly free and the curve never cramps near Nyquist. Natural Phase also matches the analog phase; Linear Phase removes phase shift.
- 0.03 dB max deviation from analog, up to 0.47·fs
- 24 bands, 8 shapes, 6–96 dB/oct
- 0 ms latency in the default mode
- Stereo, L/R and M/S per band
Dogma C Lab-precision compressor
A compressor whose audio path is a single multiplication: no filter, no delay, no phase shift, only gain. Attack and release are real time constants at every sample rate, and four quality modes go as far as solving the compressor between the samples.
- 3.6e-15 dB static-curve error on the built plug-in
- −174 dB THD (Peak, 100 Hz, 10.5 dB of reduction)
- 6 calibrated detectors; external sidechain with filters
- Parallel mix without comb filtering; 17 presets
Dogma DES Lab-precision de-esser
What isn't taken comes out exactly as it went in: between the S's the vocal is untouched, bit for bit. In Relative mode the reduction is the same on a whisper and a shout, and the key filter is the exact analog response.
- −111 dB filter error vs. the analog prototype
- Identical reduction across 60 dB of input level
- Wide, HF Only and Band modes
- Listen to the key or to the removed signal
Dogma IR-REV Convolution reverb
Real spaces at zero latency. Load a hall, a plate or a room you captured, then reshape it while you play: onset, hold, length and a three-band crossover decay, with EQ, stereo tools and two tempo-synced delays around it.
- 0 samples of latency at any IR length
- 3-band crossover decay
- IR designer that morphs while you play
- Factory spaces plus your own WAV IRs
Dogma IR-C Impulse-response capture
Measure any room, cabinet or piece of hardware and load the result straight into IR-REV, in three guided steps over an acoustics-lab measurement chain.
- Synchronized swept sine; distortion separated from the IR
- Full ISO 3382 report: EDT, T20, T30, C50, C80, D50
- Clock-drift correction and loopback reference
- Multi-point room averaging
