The potent PCI mkII & Express card for built-in PowerCore plug-in acceleration
The PowerCore PCI mkII fits into a standard PCI/PCI-X slot and the PowerCore Express fits into a PCI Express slot – that’s the only difference between the two cards. Both of them come with the same amount of plug-ins and feature set and they are a potent combination between 14 state-of-the-art processing plug-ins and 4 x 150 mHz DSPs. The plug-in bundle that comes with the PCI and the Express card, consists of the 14 plug-ins known from PowerCore FireWire, leaving you with a bunch of versatile and professional tools, and it sports the same performance as the rack-based PowerCore FireWire.

Designed by professionals, for professionals
PowerCore PCI mkII and PowerCore Express are designed for professional audio tasks, and with the included and optional plug-ins, they can be optimized for a variety of applications such as mastering, vocal processing and sound design. The PCI card and the Express card are the obvious choice for any professional sound engineer or producer with a VST, AU or RTAS compatible audio system.

When you just want the sound of quality
For songwriters, composers and everybody else that care about sound quality and serious plug-ins, the PowerCore platform is the perfect match. The blue PowerCore PCI mkII card and the black PowerCore Express card deliver the sound of quality right into your studio. It complements the very highest of standards and excels via the unique and renowned tools that it has to offer. If you’re looking for the ultimate tool that will enhance your creativity and give your productions superior audio quality, you should look no further.

It just can’t get flexible enough
Integrating perfectly with most VST, AU and RTAS applications, we’ve secured your freedom to choose your favourite application for music or film editing. On top of that we’re constantly supplying new and professional plug-ins, most notably 1:1 ports of original and undiluted algorithms from the System 6000. 3rd party developers are adding to the stack, which gives you the choice of the best tools and instruments around.