Since I left Facebook and also don’t have the time to join all these forums – could you support me here and share the info about releases, updates etc. in your social media sphere? Maybe a note in a forum, something like that.
Just help me spread the word ….
Thanks in advance!
Herbert
64bit plugin rollout started, announcing mkII plugin versions
The very first 64bit plugin versions are out now, starting with the plugins from the public beta test earlier this summer: epicVerb, BaxterEQ, preFIX, NastyDLAmkII, NastyVCS and DensityMkIII. All versions have been carefully revised, are backwards compatible and some includes bugfixes and improvements as well. VST3 versions are not (yet) included due to stability issues. For further release notes and downloads please refer to the download page.
The remaining VoS plugins are planned to be (re-) released one-by-one until end of this year. Most likely, they will reappear as mkII versions 🙂 First one will be FerricTDS mkII which is already in the finishing process and to be released early September.
stay tuned!
ThrillseekerLA explained
What is needed to get clear from the start is that every compressor will sound different, the controls will act differently, and some will be better at doing certain types of compression than others. While the basic controls like ATTACK and RELEASE will have a similar function, the resulting change to the sound may be totally different.
David from www.learndigitalaudio.com has made a deep and comprehensive article about compression and ThrillseekerLA. Don’t miss to read the whole thing over there at his site which contains lots of examples and explanations. Theres also a PDF document available.
updates available for BootEQmkII, DensitymkII, FerricTDS and NastyVCS
The bug fix releases are available for:
- BootEQ mkII 2.1.1
- Density mkII 2.0.3
- FerricTDS 1.5.1
- NastyVCS 1.0.1
This are Win32 releases only (SSE2 or higher) and are bug fix releases which addresses the following issues: [Read more…]
NastyDLA – released today
NastyDLA – a classic chorus echo device with tape-delay simulation, is released today.
The free download for Windows x32 and VST compatible systems is available via the download page or just click here instead and please acceppt the end-user license agreement.
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when writing here about some tech stuff …
… some readers immediately suppose that this will turn into a VST plug-in later on. I just would like to comment that this ain’t the case in general and I do this just to avoid some unnecessary expectations and disappointments. When writing here about some tech stuff this is always related to something that I’m currently digging in a little bit deeper and to me it’s a perfect way to sort some thoughts (and sometimes to close them for now and a while).
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