Now Accepting Beta Testers

Just listen

Test Velmer Guardian in real sessions and help refine the public release.

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Velmer Guardian Quality Control Amplifier hardware plate.

How It Works

How the Quality Control Amplifier works.

It responds continuously to the changing level of the signal you captured.

Watch the incoming signal

The Quality Control Amplifier watches how the incoming signal level changes over time and applies a corresponding gain change.

Respond continuously

When captured material falls to a lower level, the plugin can provide more gain. As the source becomes stronger, it controls the result without acting like a hard output ceiling. The process is continuous and automatic.

Mixing console in a professional audio workspace

Work with what was captured

The Quality Control Amplifier does not recreate sound that was never captured. It works with the signal you give it. Good microphone choice, placement, gain staging, and headroom still matter.

Test it where the decisions happen.

Selected testers will use Guardian in real sessions and report what supports or interrupts their workflow.

Who should apply

Mix, mastering, post-production, broadcast, immersive, live-sound, and sound-design professionals who can test consistently.

What testers receive

Access to the beta build, testing guidance, and a direct channel for structured product feedback.

What participation requires

Real-session evaluation, clear environment details, and timely notes throughout the agreed testing window.

Faders on a professional mixing console

A recurring problem became a focused tool.

George Velmer created the Quality Control Amplifier to address a level-control problem that returned session after session.

“Levels should be a constant, not a recurring problem. Guardian is the plugin I wished existed every single session.”

George Velmer, founder and inventor

Apply to the Velmer Guardian Beta

Tell us about your professional audio work and how you would evaluate Guardian. Required fields are marked with an asterisk.

Contact and professional details

Your professional name.

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For example, mix engineer or sound designer.

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Enter a whole number from 0 to 80.

Testing environment

Choose the area that best represents your work.

Name the workstation you use most often.

Choose the system used for testing.

Describe the sessions, material, and workflow you plan to use.

Optional. Include a full http or https address.

Optional. Add any relevant testing context.

Complete the verification check before submitting.

Application review is handled by the Velmer Guardian team.