Here’s the free version of Smile! Noisebud, 2022, February 172025, May 27 Become a patron to download everything we have done and are going to do, including alpha and beta versions of ongoing experiments. Smile is a Fletcher-Munson-based de-harsher. Smile uses the phenomena discovered by Fletcher and Munson to de-harsh audio and adapts the frequency response to 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. Blog
Know your EAM pt1 2012, March 18 As we live and calculate our whole life from a linear perspective, we decided to write a little about the Electroacoustic/electronic music history in a non linear format and jump back and forth in time and place as it pleases us. If you can’t do it physically yet, then we’ll… Read More
Back in Stockholm – The Capital of Noisebud 2011, June 6 After nearly two years on the island Gotland we’re finally back in Stockholm. We’re looking for a place to build a studio but meanwhile we’re going to release the EP ‘Fuckin’ Vacation’ with a bunch of remixes and a video that we shoot south of Visby last summer and edited… Read More
WUT2 2023, June 202025, May 27 WUT2 is an extremely digital processor with the aim to make you feel like tweaking analog gear. It’s trying to emulate the analog workflow, not the sound. The idea is that by laying out the controls and letting them react with the audio in a certain way you will be… Read More