Loading...I just released my SD1 simulation, and now it is time to explain why is inside this plugin. Not everything in the original pedal was simulated, and different schemes were used to tackle the different stages.
Tag Archives: Audio Toolkit
Announcement: Audio TK 0.3.0
Just after the release of ATK SD1, I updated my audio toolkit. I added a few optimizations on overdrive computations, and also for the base filter array exchange.
Announcement: ATK SD1 1.0.0
I’m happy to announce the release of my third audio plugin, the first based on the Audio Toolkit. It is available on Windows and OS X in different formats.
The UI was designed by Florent Keller, many thanks to him!
Announcement: Audio TK 0.2.0
It’s time for a new release of the toolkit. Much has been done in terms of basic filters, but also to simplify usage (static and shared libraries are compiled, no need to reset the pipeline before calling process…).
Audio Toolkit: Optimization of the overdrive simulation
I’ve explained in earlier posts how to simulate a simple overdrive circuit. I’ve also explained how I implemented this in QtVST (and yes, I should have added labels on those images!), which was more or less the predecessor of Audio TK.
The main problem with simulating non linear circuits is that it costs a lot. Let’s see if I can improve the timings a little bit.
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Announcement: Audio TK 0.1.0
A long time ago, I started implementing audio filters with a Qt GUI. I also started other pet projects in the same area, but I didn’t have a proper audio support library in C++ for that. Also Qt plugins are no longer an option (for me), I still hope to implement new filters in the future.
