Sweep official release
2011-07-03
While I released a beta version of Sweep a while ago I didn't update the website back then. Since the response was overwhelmingly queit I figured people probably didn't like the rather gimmicky saturation characteristic of the initial versions... so I took the plugin back to the drawing board.
The 1.0 version is here. It's totally different as far as saturation goes. While it distorts a lot more, it the distortion should be more useful.
It's a morphing filter with the usual types, designed for sweeps of various kinds.
And while I'll probably regret saying this: more plugins coming in the near future.
TSClip back from the dead
2010-09-28
People have been asking for a new version of TSClip so finally one is here. Comes with a few more controls, a beautiful GUI and all the usual goodies in my current plugins, not to mention this should solve most of the technical problems people might have had with the old version.
Updates
2010-03-14
This has taken a lot longer than I had hoped, but finally I've got 4L2 and Dolphin updated to my new framework which brings new graphics, MIDI learn support, personal defaults (click signaldust logo and choose "save defaults") and full double-precision processing (including host-interface where supported).
Dolphin got retuned for slightly different (hopefully better) sound, and 4L2 will now add basic TPDF dither to 16 or 24 bits.
With the new framework hopefully working, I'm also finally releasing Tila2, which keeps the algorithm from the original Tila, but has a streamlined set of parameters (which map to the original parameters internally) and a basic GUI. New features are unlikely, but for those that like the sound, at least there is now a properly maintained version.
Old 4L and Tila are discontinued (any links redirect to 4L2/Tila2 pages); being old and unmaintained, they should no longer be used for new projects. In case of emergency (with old projects) please mail me and I'll send you a copy.