SOLID v1.10 – A great starting point Noisebud, 2026, April 202026, May 1 Thank you for all the great comments about Solid. I knew I had a lot of professional mastering engineers as Patrons, but I didn’t realize that you were that many. v1.10 of Solid is all about giving you a better starting point to easier dial in a natural-sounding low-end. There’s a tutorial on how to get results quickly here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/152304317_ Some mixes feel right in every way, except for one thing. They’re missing that last bit of depth in the low end. Not more bass in the traditional sense. Just a little more foundation. That’s what SOLID is for. Solid was originally meant to be a band below the fundamental in Hmmm. But it quickly became clear that it needed too many controls to live there comfortably. So I turned it into its own plugin instead, and I definitely don’t regret that decision. What SOLID Does SOLID generates a new fundamental one octave below the existing bass in your audio. With the right settings, it can create a new low-end foundation that simply feels like it was always part of the mix. The goal is not to sound processed, but to add weight in a way that feels completely natural. Often you can’t tell that anything was added. The mix just feels deeper, warmer and more grounded. Even when those frequencies are barely audible, they can change the perception of the entire mix: • More depth• A stronger 3D sense of space• A subtle feeling of warmth and size And because the generated sub follows the existing material, you usually keep the original punch, attack and clarity intact. While SOLID works well on individual instruments too, the main idea is simple: When a finished mix needs a stronger foundation. Manual There is now a manual included that goes through all controls and usage in detail. Manual Demo version: macOSWindows Download for Patrons: Download Hub Formats: Mac – VST3 & AUWin – VST3 Ways to get your hands on Noisebud plugins, scripts, and tools: Become a Patron – $6/monthGet instant access to almost everything—there are just a few exceptions reserved for higher paying tiers. You don’t need to stay subscribed—once you download something, it’s yours to keep. However, if you want to grab an update later on, you’ll need to be an active Patron again (or choose the option below). One-time payment – $15 (scripts) / $39 (plugins)Buy a single item via the shop on Patreon. This license includes all minor updates up to the next major release—e.g. buy v5.00 and you get v5.01–5.99 free. Upgrading to v6.00 requires a new purchase.Note: This option only gives you access to the specific item you buy. Original Patreon post:https://www.patreon.com/posts/152304317 (This link is included so that if the post is shared via RSS feeds or social media, people can easily find the original Patreon page.) Share this: Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest Print (Opens in new window) Print Related Blog
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