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[QUOTE="Bombastus, post: 91317, member: 2178"]
noizplay pushed nyVERB to version 1.1.0, and the fresh strips displayed under each knob are the headline change. Focus draws its bandpass curve, air shows the opposing low and high tilt, and duck renders gain reduction as it happens, shrinking whenever the tail gets pulled down.

Those three knobs run the whole thing anyway. Focus shaves lows and highs before anything hits the reverb, air warms or brightens the tail by itself, and duck tucks the wash behind the dry signal, letting it swell in the gaps.

The factory library got torn down and rebuilt, jumping from 32 to 84 presets across drums, halls, keys, plates, studio, vocals, and xtrem. Air and duck also traded spots, lining the row up with the wet chain.

Bypass kills the tail instantly; Logic's power button is covered. Mac users now grab a notarized image carrying an installer, built universally for Intel and Apple Silicon, while Windows swaps the old ZIP for a signed installer. AU and VST3 on Mac, VST3 on Windows, $29.
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