Ill Sea’s debut plugin drop costs nothing and asks for zero account nonsense. Illthy Toonz v0.4.2 and Illthy Wines v0.4.1 arrive as signed 64-bit Windows VST3 downloads. No login, account, registration, or extra runtime stands between users and the files. Both reuse technology from NoAMP; Ill Sea’s forthcoming loader for NAM captures.
Toonz turns its scrolling LCD into the strobe meter. A sharp input sends the bands one way; flat pitch reverses them, and accurate tuning parks the motion. Detection reaches roughly 23 Hz, covering standard, drop, and eight-string setups. Audio passes through unchanged at zero latency, while A4 adjusts from 415 to 466 Hz alongside capo transposition and sharp-or-flat labels.
Wines handles wah duty with a nonlinear core using zero-delay feedback and three voicings. The sweep uses full pedal movement without disappearing at either endpoint, and MIDI expression calibration matches the virtual range to physical hardware. A deeper page opens fine control over sweep, Q, and grit for anyone who likes tweaking the sauce.
Toonz turns its scrolling LCD into the strobe meter. A sharp input sends the bands one way; flat pitch reverses them, and accurate tuning parks the motion. Detection reaches roughly 23 Hz, covering standard, drop, and eight-string setups. Audio passes through unchanged at zero latency, while A4 adjusts from 415 to 466 Hz alongside capo transposition and sharp-or-flat labels.
Wines handles wah duty with a nonlinear core using zero-delay feedback and three voicings. The sweep uses full pedal movement without disappearing at either endpoint, and MIDI expression calibration matches the virtual range to physical hardware. A deeper page opens fine control over sweep, Q, and grit for anyone who likes tweaking the sauce.
