Variety of Sound has released TesslaSE MKIII, a free analog-style signal enhancer for Windows. Music-makers, audio engineers, and producers have lofty expectations for any Variety of Sound release, a level of expectation that few developers garner in the freeware world. Lofty as they are, these expectations aren’t without merit; Variety of Sound has a stellar…
Dr. Audio has released version 1.0.0 of NeuralNote, a free and open source audio plugin for macOS and Windows that “brings state-of-the-art Audio to MIDI conversion into your favorite Digital… Read More Read the full story
blepfx has updated prisma, a chromatic manipulator and destruqtor, a free creative distortion, to version 1.0.3. New features: Scale selector for prisma, just choose a root… Read More Read the full story
Woodman’s Immaculate Maple Syrup Studio has released WoodVerberator 2.0 both on macOS and iOS. WoodVerberator is a convolution based reverb with lots of extra capabilities. … Read More Read the full story
APU Software has updated APU Loudness Meter, APU Loudness Compressor, APU Dynamics Optimizer, APU Loudness Limiter to version 3.0.3. Changes since version 3.0.0 include: … Read More Read the full story
Reflex Acoustics has released Fourier Compressor, a plugin which uses the Fast Fourier Transform mathematical algorithm to split the signal into 100 frequency bands, then feeds each band through… Read More Read the full story
The Cue by Polarity Audio is an audio cue sequencer that can be yours for free! We’ve looked at tons of creative plugins lately, such as the new SSL X-Orcism II and Soundtoys PhaseMistress. However, not all plugins are created equal. Some transform your tracks into something entirely new, while others are more of a…
Wave Alchemy has released Magic7, a free Bricasti M7 reverb emulation for macOS and Windows. Wave Alchemy is one of those developers that, while receiving many plaudits, still fly under the radar of many potential users. My introduction to Wave Alchemy came via the Evolution drum engine for Kontakt (around 2018), which I really enjoyed….