Inter:State just hit v1.3, dropping a scene system that morphs every hosted effect into a bunch of playable tonal states. Each plugin slot now holds eight scenes packed with separate parameter setups, letting you snap between them, smoothly blend adjacent ones, or fire off tempo-locked crossfades from wherever you are to any saved target.
The plugin itself runs as a multi-rack effect host on Mac and Windows, wrangling third-party chains inside one fixed workspace. Three racks handle serial, parallel, multiband, and send-style routing all in a single spot.
Drive scenes through the macro panel, MIDI gear, DAW automation, rhythmic modulation, or the bundled Inter:State Bridge. They tuck into Slot, Rack, and Global presets, so entire scene-based rigs recall right alongside your project.
Here's the clever bit: Morph and Crossfade interpolate automatable parameters instead of mixing audio snapshots. That means one instance shifts between wildly different configs without reloading anything or touching the surrounding routing. Whichever macro grabs Scene Crossfade turns into an eight-button launcher, and the Bridge mirrors those same controls across its expanded cross-track surface.
The plugin itself runs as a multi-rack effect host on Mac and Windows, wrangling third-party chains inside one fixed workspace. Three racks handle serial, parallel, multiband, and send-style routing all in a single spot.
Drive scenes through the macro panel, MIDI gear, DAW automation, rhythmic modulation, or the bundled Inter:State Bridge. They tuck into Slot, Rack, and Global presets, so entire scene-based rigs recall right alongside your project.
Here's the clever bit: Morph and Crossfade interpolate automatable parameters instead of mixing audio snapshots. That means one instance shifts between wildly different configs without reloading anything or touching the surrounding routing. Whichever macro grabs Scene Crossfade turns into an eight-button launcher, and the Bridge mirrors those same controls across its expanded cross-track surface.
