May 23, 2020
Schroeder reverb 1.0 released

We have released Schroeder reverb 1.0 for macOS as AudioUnits and VST3.

Additional information can be found at Schroeder page.

 

 

May 22, 2020
Scope visualizer 1.1 released

We have released Scope 1.1 for macOS, Windows and Linux as AudioUnits, VST and VST3.

What's new

• Standalone app for Windows, macOS and Linux.

Additional information can be found at Scope page.

 

 

May 21, 2020
OPL FM synthesizer 1.3 released

We have released OPL 1.3 for macOS, Windows and Linux as AudioUnits, VST, VST3 and Standalone.

What's new

• GUI tweaks.
• Larger ADSR faders.
• Editable ADSR values.
• Editable Attenuation dB values.

Additional information can be found at OPL page.

 

 

May 16, 2020
OPL FM synthesizer 1.2 released

We have released OPL 1.2 for macOS, Windows and Linux as AudioUnits, VST, VST3 and Standalone.

What's new

• Scalable GUI.
• Fixed file operations issues.

Additional information can be found at OPL page.

 

 

May 14, 2020
OPL FM synthesizer 1.1 released

We have released OPL for macOS, Windows and Linux as AudioUnits, VST, VST3 and Standalone.

The OPL is a digital sound synthesis chip developed by Yamaha in the mid 1980s. Among other products, it was used in sound cards for PC, including the Ad Lib card and early Sound Blaster series.

At a technical level: the emulator has channels comprised of 2 oscillators each. Each pair of oscillators is usually combined via phase modulation (basically frequency modulation). Each oscillator can produce one of eight waveforms (sine, half sine, absolute sine, quarter sine, alternating sine, camel sine, square, logarithmic sawtooth), and has an ADSR envelope controlling its amplitude. The unusual waveforms give it a characteristic sound.

Includes 2480 Sound Blaster instrument presets.
Additional information can be found at OPL page.

 

 

May 11, 2020
Scope AUv3 visualizer at App Store

We have released Scope for iPadOS and iOS as Standalone and AUv3.

Additional information can be found at Scope App Store page.

 

 

May 9, 2020
Scope visualizer 1.0 released

We have released Scope for macOS, Windows and Linux as AudioUnits, VST and VST3.

An oscilloscope uses a two-axis graph to give a visual representation of a waveform over time, with the horizontal axis representing time and the vertical axis representing the amplitude.

Oscilloscopes are frequently used to assist dynamics processing and sound synthesis. It's usually placed last in the signal chain, so that it analyses the cumulative effects of any plugins placed before it. Like any analysis plugin, though, you can place it anywhere in the chain, to view the signal at that point.

Additional information can be found at Scope page.

 

 

May 4, 2020
Discovery Pro updated to 7.0

Discovery Pro has been updated to 7.0.

What's new

• Active voices are now muted on program change.
• ASIO support in Windows Standalone app.
• EDIT menu redesign and enhancements.
• Enhanced preset interaction with AU and VST3 hosts.
• Fixed automation parameter display in Cubase VST3.
• Framework update for increased stability and compatibility.
• Full bank preset categorisation. Now 100 banks available.
• macOS Standalone native menus and look & feel.
• Parameter refactor with enhanced automation and proper learn, touch and latch modes support.
• Preset list enhancements for VST3 and AU.
• Removed Linux Webkit component for increased compatibility.

Upgrades and cross-grades for previous customers are available at Members Area.