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Acheter

VST3, CLAP et autonome. Windows x64.

Activation is offline. No account, no network call, no phone-home, no telemetry. A licence key is checked against a public key compiled into the plug-in, so it works on a machine that has never been online — and keeps working if this website ever stops existing.

Beta 0.9.1 — everything is half price

These are complete, tested instruments that have not yet been through a full listening pass. That is why they are 0.9.1 and half price rather than 1.0 and full price.

Buying at the beta price includes every later version at no extra cost, permanently. Activation is offline, so there is no mechanism to withdraw it and none is wanted.

A pre-release is expected to change. Features may be added, altered or removed before 1.0, a control's sound may change as it is tuned, and a renamed parameter can affect automation in a saved project. Anything that would break a saved project is described in the release notes rather than left to be discovered. The terms set this out in full.

Beta pricing is temporary. When a product reaches 1.0 its price returns to the normal price. That does not reach backwards: what you paid is what you paid, the licence does not expire, and 1.0 arrives at no extra cost.

Refunds: 24 hours on a pre-release purchase, no reason needed; regular releases carry the 14-day policy. If you are a consumer in the EU or the UK your statutory right to cancel applies in full and you get the longer of the two — pre-release status does not shorten it. See refunds and cancellation.

The complete line — $74

All seven plug-ins, and beta access to everything in development.

All seven for $74 during beta — normally $149.

Buying separately comes to $125.

Subscription — $8/month or $79/year

Everything current, everything released while you subscribe, and beta access to what is not finished.

Cancel whenever you like and keep every licence you have been issued. They do not expire, because activation is offline and there is nothing to phone home to. The subscription buys what comes next, not the right to keep what you already have.

Which one to take. The bundle is the better value if you can pay once — it already includes beta access to everything in development, and you keep it. The subscription is the lower way in at $8 a month, and it keeps going: everything released while you subscribe, not only what exists today.

Pas encore ouvert. Recurring billing is still being set up, and a button that charged once and renewed never would be worse than no button. Join the waitlist and you will be told the day it opens — with beta access from the moment you subscribe.

One email when it opens. Nothing else, and no obligation to take it.

À l'unité

Dusted Tape
$17 was $34
A modulated delay line gives it real wow and flutter - Wobble is periodic, Drift never repeats. Reports its latency so the host compensates.
Gatling Bass
$17 was $34
One MIDI note fires a burst of up to eight synthesised hits, a rumble tail, then a pause. Every phase length is a control.
Ground Pressure
$17 was $34
Extracts the bass, saturates it, optionally collapses it to mono, and adds it alongside the untouched input. Mono-safe by design.
Groov
$19 was $39
A gesture pattern drives a playhead through a loaded sample, read through a mipmap so a fast pass sounds fast rather than broken.
The Defwhistler
$19 was $39
Three voices in a cross-feedback loop, driven by the first eight primes above three. Their orbit is 9,699,690 steps, so it never audibly repeats.
Gantry
$17 was $34
Sixteen oscillators on a tuning lattice, each drifting on its own, summed into a feedback wall with a stability governor across it.
Brood
$19 was $38
Six sample lanes, each a species from 32 hours of field recordings, each with its own clock. Coupling pulls them into synchrony, alternation, or the period-doubled mess between.

Avant d'acheter

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