Open-source effects

A real-time voice noise suppressor based on a small neural network, for cleaning up microphone input in calls, streams and recordings.

A physical model of a reel-to-reel tape machine with wow, flutter, hysteresis and degradation, for adding believable tape warmth.

Hundreds of small, character-rich effects from compressors and saturators to tape and console emulations, each with just a few controls.

A set of four reverbs (room, hall, plate and early reflections) that sound smooth and are easy to dial in.

A large collection of mixing and mastering tools: equalizers, compressors, limiters, gates, analyzers and many more, with a consistent interface.

A suite of LV2 effects for Linux: compressors, equalizers, reverbs, delays, a vocoder and more.

A multiband distortion plugin with several distortion types per band and a live waveform display.

A free loudness enhancer modelled on a well-known commercial effect, adding density and perceived level without hard clipping.

A collection of compressors, equalizers, delays and other mixing processors for high-quality audio.

An envelope you draw to shape the volume of a track, for gating, pumping and rhythmic effects.

A delay modulator where you draw how the delay time moves, for tape-style wobble and timing effects.

A convolution reverb with modulation and pre- and post-processing, for realistic spaces and creative impulse responses.

A distortion plugin with several modes and per-stage controls for heavy saturation.