Smile is a Fletcher-Munson based de-harsher. Smile uses the knowledge of the Fletcher-Munson phenomena to de-harsh audio and adapts the frequency response to the human hearing. With the help of a transient recovery engine, you can push it pretty hard before it starts to sound dull and we included a filter to handle the extremes in the low and hi-end from the Fletcher-Munson curve.
Changelog version 3.1
- Version 3 is a port of v2.2 to our new framework to support 64bit windows and 64bit Mac AU
- 4x Oversampling with Linear Phase filters
- The transient detection has been rewritten from scratch
Available as:
- Windows 32bit VST2
- Windows 64bit VST2
- Windows 64bit VST3
- MAC OSX 64bit AU
The FREE version will be available in a couple of weeks, it will be exactly the same as the donation one but with a recurring nag-screen.
Good to know:
- Windows users: Our plugins depend on Microsoft Visual C++ 2015, you can get it here: Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable
- By downloading any of our plugins you subscribe to our mailing list. You will be able to unsubscribe at any time either here or with an unsubscribe link in the e-mails.
- Mac versions are still considered as test-builds, they seem to work perfectly but we’re still testing.
- We currently don’t support OSX Catalina, however, users have reported that our plugins work by bypassing Apples Gatekeeper.
There are two ways to do this:- In your DAW, hit ‘Cancel’ to the message, then open System Preferences/Security & Privacy, you should see the plugin mentioned at the bottom. Click ‘Allow Anyway’ to enable it.
- Open Terminal. Type the following three commands, hitting ‘return’ in between.
sudo spctl –master-disable
auval -a
sudo spctl –master-enable
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