
What it can do:
- Export 32-/64-bit standalone VST/AU plug-ins
for Mac OS X.
- Export 32-bit standalone VST plug-ins for
Windows.
- Feedback loops are now sample based (which
means recursive filters can now be implemented
directly in SonicBirth, see lowpass).
- You can save small circuits in ~/Documents/SonicBirth/Circuits/,
and they'll appear in the module list like other
modules, upon relaunch (please share those).
What it can't do:
- No document management: it will happily
discard any unsaved modifications if you create
or open a new document.
- No undo/redo.
- No MIDI support.
- No custom GUI.
- A lot of modules and features are missing.
SonicBirth is an AudioUnit designing application.
The first in its category, it allows users to build
their own AudioUnit plugins, either by working with
existing circuits or by creating circuits completely
from scratch. SonicBirth is also a free AudioUnits
package, as it comes bundled with a set of plugins
designed for standalone use as plugins as well as
pre-constructed circuits to modify or build upon for
creating new plugins. Whether you're looking for
traditional eqs, compressors, and reverbs, or
softsynths, distortion, and filters, etc.,
SonicBirth allows you unprecedented freedom and
creativity over your sound.
SonicBirth is based on a powerful, flexible engine.
Every plugin can be used in 32 bits or 64 bits for
added precision. Since all plugins share this
engine, any improvement in speed will benefit all of
them.
SonicBirth is now
completly free (open source). Version 1.3.0 is not,
however, compatible with plugins created by older
versions.
Visit:
sonicbirth.sourceforge.net