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Announcing Rough Rider Pro

The first new Audio Damage product for 2009 is now available. Rough Rider Pro is a multi-band compressor based on our popular (and free) compressor, Rough Rider. Rough Rider Pro uses a three-band crossover and three compressors for multi-band compression. The signal path can also be reconfigured in a “series” mode in which the crossover [...]

Announcing Rough Rider

Hot on the heels of Automaton, I’m pleased to announce that Audio Damage has just released a new product. It’s called Rough Rider and it’s a stereo compressor.

It has a warm sound and a vintage quality, and when pushed hard will pump like crazy. It’s not the be-all and end-all of compressors (as if there [...]

Announcing Automaton

Now available at the Audio Damage website, we present Automaton. Automaton is our most experimental product to date, using a tempo-synced cellular automaton to trigger its four different effects processors. It’s intended for more experimental styles and will be much more at home on glitch and IDM tracks than on something like the next Enya [...]

Videos of Audio Damage Products

Time has been flying by recently, I guess mostly because I’ve been hard at work on Automaton, Audio Damage’s latest product. I’ve been meaning to mention that Chris is now making videos which demonstrate Audio Damage’s products. He has finished three so far; you can find them on Vimeo here. (There are copies on YouTube [...]

Raymond Scott Documentary Coming Soon

I was pleased to learn today that Raymond Scott’s son is producing a documentary film about his father. Here’s the trailer:

I’m happy to say that Audio Damage contributed to the funding of this project as soon as we learned of it.
If you’re thinking “who’s Raymond Scott?” that’s exactly why it’s important that this film is [...]

Announcing Kombinat

Yes, it’s time for another new product from Audio Damage. This one is called Kombinat; it’s a toolbox of filtering and distortion effects designed for everything from subtle overload effects to complete sonic destruction, although it definitely leans toward the latter. If ever a product lived up to the company name, it’s this one.

Kombinat is [...]

More Praise From Computer Music Magazine

Gosh, it’s almost becoming embarassing. We received another review full of praise (”another absolute winner”), high marks (a perfect 10/10 overall score, and CM award icons (Performance and Value awards), this time for Ricochet. I feel particularly smug about the grey box at the bottom of the page that describes the behavior of the Feedback [...]

Announcing DubStation 1.5

Sorry that my blogging has been sparse lately. It seems like it’s been an oddly busy time here, both in good ways and in bad ways. There hasn’t been anything really noteworthy (or rather blogworthy) going on but for awhile we were plagued by small but annoying mishaps, distractions, and stupidities.
However, today I have something [...]

Buy My Keyboard!

I’ve got a nice little MIDI keyboard/audio interface up for sale on eBay. Please, someone take this off my hands and give it a new home. It’s in great shape; the only reason I’m selling it is that I decided I needed a 4-octave keyboard to sit in front of my computer.
I used this keyboard [...]

I’m Not the Only Developer That Hates AudioUnits

There’s an interesting post here from a fellow plug-in developer who thinks about as highly as I do of AudioUnits. Actually I suppose it’s overstating the point to say that this fellow hates AudioUnits. He just spent three months trying to write the silly things and ended up with no usable results and the opinion [...]