hey all, bit of an odd one but figured this is probably the right crowd to ask.
i’ve been building a small plugin series, two are out now and i’m looking for Mac users who’d be up for giving them a proper test and sharing some honest feedback. both are VST3/AU, no iLok, no account needed.
the first one is a dynamic resonance suppression plugin. it uses psychoacoustic processing (ERB bands) so it targets frequencies the way your ears actually perceive them rather than arbitrary splits. one knob gets you most of the way, five gets you all the way. has mid/side routing and a real-time spectral display so you can actually see what’s being suppressed. the kind of thing you’d reach for on harsh vocals or cymbal nastiness.
the second is a harmonic saturation plugin. three modes, tape, tube and transformer, each with genuinely different harmonic signatures. uses chebyshev waveshaping so you get independent control over each harmonic. has a program-dependent response so it reacts to your input level like a real analogue circuit would, plus K-weighted auto-compensation so you’re hearing the character and not just a volume bump.
both are sitting under 3% CPU at 44.1kHz which was kind of a non-negotiable for me.
if you’re on Mac and fancy putting them through their paces, drop a reply or DM me. really just after genuine feedback, nothing fancy. cheers
