Blepfx released a fresh update for their sick chromatic manipulator Prisma and the wild creative distortion unit destructor. They're both rocking version 1.0.3 now and let me tell you, it's pretty sweet.
Prisma now has a scale selector. You pick a root note, and boom, you choose your scale type. Easy peasy. And the destructor? That beast got an upgrade to its autogain. It's like dynamic loudness compensation based on LUFS now. Crazy stuff.
If you want to do a quick dry/wet comparison on Destructor, they added this little bypass feature. Double-click the mix parameter, and bam, toggle that bypass on and off to your heart's content.
The folks at blepfx also tweaked Destructor's antialiasing algorithm. I know it means a slight bump in latency (we're talking 20 samples), but trust me, it's worth it for that sweet, sweet, improved aliasing reduction on those high frequencies.
Of course, they squashed some bugs and made everything more stable. And get this: They even gave the color palette a glow-up. It's all cute and vibrant now. So yeah, if you're into Prisma and Destructor, snag this update. It's pretty dope.
Prisma now has a scale selector. You pick a root note, and boom, you choose your scale type. Easy peasy. And the destructor? That beast got an upgrade to its autogain. It's like dynamic loudness compensation based on LUFS now. Crazy stuff.
If you want to do a quick dry/wet comparison on Destructor, they added this little bypass feature. Double-click the mix parameter, and bam, toggle that bypass on and off to your heart's content.
The folks at blepfx also tweaked Destructor's antialiasing algorithm. I know it means a slight bump in latency (we're talking 20 samples), but trust me, it's worth it for that sweet, sweet, improved aliasing reduction on those high frequencies.
Of course, they squashed some bugs and made everything more stable. And get this: They even gave the color palette a glow-up. It's all cute and vibrant now. So yeah, if you're into Prisma and Destructor, snag this update. It's pretty dope.
