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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.
New Updates: Slice 1.1 and Frahm 1.2
New updates are here! Our plugins are used by lots of people (probably including you!) and we get a lot of feedback on how to make them better. The latest batch of plugin updates includes changes that a number of
Now Available: Hikari, A Generative Reverberator Audio Plugin
Greetings We just put out a new plugin, Hikari. Hikari is based off of a number of weird digital reverberators from the 1990s and 2000s that we were able to get our hands on and reconstruct digitally. Of course, we
Now Available: Codec 2.0 – Modern Degradation Revamped
Codec is back Codec is our most popular plugin by far, and it’s no question why; Our approach to sound degradation using an audio compression standard has never been done prior to Codec. After almost 3 years of Codec being
How Raytraced Audio Works (For Reverb)
Raytracing, But for sound When you speak in a cathedral, your voice is not just travelling directly to someone else’s ears; it’s reflecting off domed ceilings, scatters across stone walls, and diffracts around columns. All these acoustic interactions shape what
New Release; Slice, a creative looper Audio Plugin
Meet Slice. Slice up your life Created out of an epiphany, Slice features high level control schemes for creating dynamic, evolving, layered looping structures. This is a short video that goes over some of Slice’s sonic capabilities; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CjXcT0r02I Slice can
Glow Plugin Update 1.3: The Routing Update
Glow is our most Popular paid plugin, and is getting an overdue update. Glow Version 1.3 adds “Routing” systems, which allow for it to operate in different high-level configurations, opening up an even larger breadth of possibilities. The new Routing
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