Solid v1.10 – Starting point tutorial Noisebud, 2026, April 18 This update came directly out of the feedback and discussions I’ve had with you since SOLID v1.00 was released for all Patrons. I already knew that a lot of you work professionally with mastering, but I did not realize how many. And it has honestly meant a lot to see how many of you are working in studios with monitoring systems and rooms that make it possible to hear exactly what SOLID is doing. So, first of all, thank you. A lot of what is in this update comes directly from that feedback. The default settings have been adjusted to give a more natural starting point when dialing in SOLID. The idea is to get you closer to that “just right” low-end foundation right away, with less need for initial tweaking. There’s also a new small addition tied to the Threshold control. An auto-level button has been added to the function that makes SOLID go into bypass whenever the signal falls below the threshold. This makes it easier to dial in a working threshold. The demo is attached below. Patrons find the update in the Download Hub or the original post here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/152304317 Demo users:Remember that you can click the demo sign in the plugin to convert it to the full version until you restart your DAW or try to render your work. Blog
EP release 2013, March 4 Just wanted to give a heads up and a short sneakpeak from our coming release by the end of the month. It’ll be digital and up for grabs on itunes, amazon, spotify, bandcamp and all them places. It’s been a while since our last release but with a new year… Read More
Reaper Script – Floating Faders v6.20 2026, April 20 To view this content, you must be a member of Noisebud’s Patreon at $1 or more Unlock with PatreonAlready a qualifying Patreon member? Refresh to access this content. Read More
Tip of the day 2011, March 27 circle of blood Is a graphic novel by David Mack, first published in 1994. It has great artwork which I could probably best describe as a mix between traditional western style and manga. A while back we wrote about Frank Miller’s Ronin and if you liked it, you can’t go far wrong… Read More