AAX Native We are excited to anounce that Cut Through Recordings now offers AAX native format for all recent plugins. This includes the following plugins M4 Multiband Compressor Entropy II EpicPRESS Faradelay POP Sound Shaper With AAX you will now Read more…
The next version of the M4 Multiband Compressor is finally here, and it comes with a heap of improvements! Summary of changes Fine-tuned Input/Output meters Smoother and easier to read meters Text display of input and output levels 3 new Read more…
I am proud to announce that after several months of work, LV2 is now a supported plug-in format for Dplug! This means that any plug-in built with Dplug can easily be ported to LV2 on Windows, MacOS, and Linux. If Read more…
Keep an eye out for our newest plugin EpicPRESS which will be released by January 1st 2017! EpicPRESS is a stereo compressor with all of the controls you would expect: threshold, attack, release, ratio, knee, and gain. On top of Read more…
If you have been using Entropy and enjoy it’s features then I have good news for you. Entropy II is out! This version adds many new features such as tempo syncing, feedback filtering, and saturation. On top of this Entropy Read more…
M4 is finally finished and can now be purchased by heading over to our products page here! https://www.cutthroughrecordings.com/product/M4_Multiband_Compressor If you didn’t see our previous post, let me fill you in. M4 is a Multiband Compressor that gives you complete control Read more…
Developing VST Plugins for Linux is something that has always been of great interest to me personally. There never seemed to be a framework that was easily portable to Linux aside from JUCE. Why not use JUCE you ask? Don’t Read more…
You may have noticed that the website got a makeover! If you didn’t notice, don’t feel bad. You are probably in the vast majority. The new website is in preparation of releasing a new plugin called M4. M4 is a versatile 4-band Read more…
When it comes to Digital Signal Processing, successfully creating crossovers can be tricky at first. Linkwitz-Riley filters have a very important quality that when a highpass and lowpass filter with the same corner frequency are summed, they create a perfectly flat Read more…
This is from a paper that I wrote for one of my classes recently and would like to share it here. Nearly every native application running on modern computers was written using C++. The language has reigned king of natively Read more…