Linux users finally get a seat at the Shy audio table, and every one of the four plug-ins made the jump to VST3. Builds lean on glibc 2.35, and testing happened on Xubuntu, Arch Linux, and CachyOS through Bitwig Studio and REAPER.
Anything shipping later carries Linux support as well. The developer suggests running the demo first, ahead of any money changing hands.
Interfaces across the lineup got tidied up. Folder behavior and preset handling both improved, runtime switching of oversampling filters got smoother, and the usual stability and performance housekeeping landed.
Shy 90s Dynamix swaps its Main Out for a Trim control, with older sessions still loading fine, and both the peak and gain-reduction meters got bigger. Shy 90s Smack picked up scroll wheel control on the Sidechain EQ.
Each plug-in runs €29, and free demos sit on the site.
Anything shipping later carries Linux support as well. The developer suggests running the demo first, ahead of any money changing hands.
Interfaces across the lineup got tidied up. Folder behavior and preset handling both improved, runtime switching of oversampling filters got smoother, and the usual stability and performance housekeeping landed.
Shy 90s Dynamix swaps its Main Out for a Trim control, with older sessions still loading fine, and both the peak and gain-reduction meters got bigger. Shy 90s Smack picked up scroll wheel control on the Sidechain EQ.
Each plug-in runs €29, and free demos sit on the site.
