Bigulator 1.0.1 gives Big Man Labs users three handy workflow upgrades. Crossover points accept typed values such as 1200, 1.2k, or 1.2 kHz, while dragging still works. A new S control isolates whichever band is selected, dims the rest, and resets once the plugin window shuts.
MATCH handles peak-based level correction. With audio running, it checks dry and processed peaks for three seconds, then adjusts OUTPUT to offset drive and clipping changes. That value behaves like a normal parameter, meaning projects can save and automate it.
Two fixes also improve support on macOS versions predating 10.15. Existing users get 1.0.1 free, while newcomers pay $42 and can try it for 14 days. Bigulator supports Windows, Linux, and macOS, with VST3, AU, AAX, and CLAP formats.
MATCH handles peak-based level correction. With audio running, it checks dry and processed peaks for three seconds, then adjusts OUTPUT to offset drive and clipping changes. That value behaves like a normal parameter, meaning projects can save and automate it.
Two fixes also improve support on macOS versions predating 10.15. Existing users get 1.0.1 free, while newcomers pay $42 and can try it for 14 days. Bigulator supports Windows, Linux, and macOS, with VST3, AU, AAX, and CLAP formats.
