So this one, it’s pretty subtle overall but there were a lot of smaller things done overall. List- *Max allowed me to do a few edits to the skin he made for this release, including-* The dBFS peak style output meter was replaced with a VU style input meter.* The program names were altered so […]
This one is a huge update to an old release of mine, that brings it out of the stone age and up to my current standards, and also gives it a new set of skins! Here’s what all was done- *i created a new skin. now this release finally has the functionality of being able
These updates were actually put out a couple of weeks ago, or so-
here’s the update info: name changed from tube fm 2 to “Tube Radios, Mic’d” 48 and 88.2khz sample rates added. everything was rebuilt starting from the original tone sweeps, which allowed me to go back and edit all the impulses (thousands of them) to ensure they are properly synced and have smooth fadeouts as well
One of my more popular products over the years, and also one of my first releases, has just got a major update. It’s really a great update and it’s totally free to all who have already bought (even 8 yrs ago). Here’s what’s been updated: 48 and 88.2khz sample rates added. some major issues have
*added 48khz, and 88.2khz sample rates. * removed lots of ripples in the freq response, on both the low end and high end. all programs. now much more accurate. * also cleaned up some noise and ripples in the harmonics. * removed level difference between the stereo channels for the 1073 program. also done in
I’m just about to send out free, yet significant, updates to my LunchPail compressor release, to everyone who bought, by email. Here’s what’s been updated: *added 48 and 88.2khz sample rates. *impulses cleaned up to remove the subtle ‘noise’ that appears above 20khz in the 96 and 88.2khz versions of most nebula programs. it was
Here’s what has been updated: *added 48 and 88.2khz sample rates. *impulses cleaned up to remove the subtle ‘noise’ that appears above 20khz in most sampled nebula programs (it’s inaudible and only affects 88.2 and 96khz versions, but i removed it anyway), as well as to remove the ripple that happens in the low bass
