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A collection of different posts related to our work here at Lese. This most often consists of new releases, updates and tutorials, but may also contain more high concept writings on audio engineering, design, and even general business thoughts.
How does Ambisonic audio work, anyways?
After we put out an update for Frahm a few weeks ago (and by extension, our other spatial audio plugins Transfer and Eigen) that let it support Ambisonic audio, we had a few people ask us about what Ambisonic audio
New Plugin Updates: Fletcher 1.1, Frahm 1.3 & more
More updates are here We’ve had a great deal of feedback lately regarding Fletcher, it’s good to hear that so many of you are liking it! We’ve added a few more features to Fletcher, based on some user feedback, along
Now Available: Fletcher; A Time Smoothing, Spectral Audio Plugin
Fletcher is a dynamic temporal smoother. Fletcher is an audio plugin that delves into spectral processing, building off of our Smear plugin. What Fletcher does differently though is it’s smoothing systems: It has an Attack processor which looks at the
Free Plugin Updates: Codec 2.1, Sweep 1.4
More new updates! We’ve updated everyone’s favorite bitcrusher Codec with a new “Regen” feature, and added new systems to Sweep as well. Sweep 1.4 Sidechaining: We’re using sweep as a kind of “pilot program” to introduce a new general-use “Sidechaining”
Teuri 1.1, Smear 1.2 + Modulation Improvements
New updates are here! Teuri has been updated to 1.1.0: We added the ability to do key-tracking on the resonator (replacing the center frequency control when it’s turned on). You can turn this on, and a MIDI activity indicator will
Now Available: Teuri, A Distortion Morphism Audio Plugin
Teuri is a system for distortion morphism We recieved a lot of requests for a plugin that was “our approach” to distortion, and after some months of development, arrived at Teuri! Teuri allows you to load different distortion (waveshaping, phase
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