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
electronic music hot spots 2011, April 3 No need to travel far and away to enjoy plenty for your mind and soul. We collected a Top 5 list of what to keep on eye on during this spring. 1. UbuWeb – is a completely independent resource dedicated to all strains of the avant-garde, ethnopoetics, and outsider arts. http://www.ubu.com/sound/index.html… Read More
Sound of Stockholm 2012 2011, October 18 Today the musicfestival Sound of Stockholm started and it’s been a long but rewarding and fun day. Once again Audiorama, BAS, FRIM, Fylkingen, KFUMs chamberchoir, Kroumata, Samtida Musik, SEKT and Stockholms saxophone quartet cooperates to make this week happend. Same as last year EMS and Musikalliansen will also participate. The first… Read More
Reaper Script: V-Curve 2025, February 62025, May 27 Hey, Here’s a short but effective Reaper script to automatically create a V-shaped volume automation curve (6ms wide) at the cursor position for the selected track. I wrote it for a project to edit out clicks but you do you! Key Features: Dynamic Volume Adjustment: The script inserts three automation points:… Read More