The latest releases of A-SID, Amp Squeezer and Uè Uè finally include Audio Units (AUv2) support, so you can directly use them in Apple's GarageBand, Logic, and MainStage.
Coincidentally, more bugs have been squashed and therefore updating is highly suggested in any case.
Here we go again, but this time with more ambition.
You are invited to try out Uè Uè, the most vocal wah in the world. It is built around a full formant filter model rather than a traditional resonant filter and combines classic wah-style expression with realistic vowel shaping and flexible modulation.
You can demo it in the browser and download it freely as a VST3 or LV2 plugin for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It will also be available on the Darkglass Anagram Marketplace soon.
Today you can finally enjoy the Amp Squeezer overdrive directly in your DAW on Windows, macOS, and Linux, in VST3 and LV2 formats. Downloads are completely free and require no account, email address, or subscriptions. You can also try it instantly in your browser without installing anything.
At the same time, A-SID has been updated with compatibility fixes and various enhancements. Feel free to give it a try as well.
A-SID version 1.2.0 is out now with a more realistic sound engine and a good deal of fixes (especially for nasty crashes on Windows when clicking on web links) and polish.
AUv2 and AUv3 versions are still in the works unluckily, but we are giving them highest priority right now.