Two audio plugins, hand-built for people who measure their listening rooms. Pay what you want — including nothing. If the work helps you, throw something in the tip jar.
Two faces. One signal. Linear phase, by design.
A linear-phase Linkwitz-Riley crossover with symmetric reach in both directions — high-pass on one face, low-pass on the other, sum-flat by construction. Built for multi-way active loudspeakers where phase coherence between bands and minimized audible pre-ringing are non-negotiable.
Sixteen channels in. Any chain. One plugin shell.
A VST3 plugin host that you load inside another VST3 host. Eight channel-pair columns, two slot rows per column — drop a different plugin chain on each stereo pair of a multichannel bus. For active speaker rigs, surround mixes, and anywhere your DAW won't let you route inserts the way you actually need to.
These plugins were built because I needed them. Not because there's a market, not because there's a roadmap — because the tools I wanted didn't quite exist in the shape I needed.
If you find them useful, throw something in the tip jar. A few euros buys a coffee and keeps the workshop running. A bigger donation buys parts for the next build, which often becomes the next plugin.
If you can't pay, or don't want to — that's also completely fine. Download for free, no questions, no popup nags, no telemetry. The work is the work either way.
Two rules: no ads, ever. No telemetry, ever. The plugin you download is the plugin you run.
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