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aax versions of the delay bundle (++delay, ++bubbler, ++pitchdelay, ++flipper) and the freesound bundle (++decimate, ++phasor, ++matrix, ++chebyshev, ++compand) are now available for macintosh from the aax page . the delay AAX bundle is $23, the freesound AAX bundle is $17.

The Pure Data and Max/MSP SoundHack Externals have been updated to support 64bit on Macintosh. Download from the freeware page.

SoundHack Spectral Shapers version 1.29 has just been released for Mac and Windows. This version fixes many small bugs, and is now compatible with current versions of Logic Pro and ProTools. It can be downloaded here. Windows users may want … Continue reading →

+delay, +bubbler and +pitchdelay are out! This is a group of three plugins that I developed as class demonstrations while teaching computer music and studio technique at UC San Diego. All of these are derived from the same basic delay … Continue reading →

SoundHack 0.896 is debugged and released. It is a Universal Binary application, so supports both Intel and PPC and requires Mac OS X 10.4 or better. It also supports CoreAudio playback and recording. Bugs fixed since 0.895: Mutation crashes, playback … Continue reading →

I have just updated all of the plugins to solve some common bugs in the VST and RTAS plugins. One relating to multiprocessor use under ProTools, and another which caused problems under Sonar 6.

I have just released a new version of SoundHack Spectral Shapers. The main updates in this release are new versions of the Windows plugins for both VST and RTAS. Also, the Windows plugins no longer rely on QuickTime to run. … Continue reading →

Freesound has now been updated to 6.0.1. This fixes ProTools automation problems when the windows are closed, ProTools parameter collisions between the various Freesound plugins, and automation problems with certain VST hosts (Nuendo and Cubase). Windows users will need to … Continue reading →

I have just finished a bundle of five plugins that I developed as class demonstrations while teaching computer music and studio techniques at UC San Diego (+decimate was initially co-developed with Akira Rabelais while at CalArts). These are all fairly … Continue reading →