audio plugins
Three audio effects I wrote between 2005 and 2010, rebuilt for current architectures and released for free in 2026. AU and VST3 on macOS (universal), VST3 on Windows. Free and open source under GPLv3.
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Rubbadub
A delay designed for versatility. As a dub delay it syncs to host tempo with rhythmic divisions, with a state variable filter in the feedback line. At the shortest delay times it becomes a through-zero flanger with a range of modulation options. Time is split into three ranges for detailed control. When the modulation is pushed to the limit, the sound transforms into a rubbery gelatinous substance that defies description.
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Smear
A granulation effect where the sample is a one second buffer of incoming audio. Four grains are created from the input, sized randomly between the minimum and maximum grain size, each with its own level and pan. A feedback control sends the granulated signal back into the buffer to be granulated again. Window shapes range from the classics (Gauss, Hann, Blackman) to non-standard shapes that produce glitchy or percussive results.
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CrazyVerb
A reverb built on a 16-line feedback delay network. Low and high frequencies decay independently, with separate T60 times and a transition frequency between them, plus a diffusion control. The split-spectrum decay makes tails that darken or brighten as they fade.
