There is no warranty and I advice you to always be careful with your ears and speakers.

CREDITS:
Kenny Buck did the graphic design for MidSideMangler, GreenEugene, Equilibre and RedAmption. Robert Bristow Johnson for the EQ cookbook. Shifrin, Andrew J, Trogluddite, Disco Stewe, aliasant, MegaHurtz, Bootsy, infuzion, Oddson, loopeytunes and Mo at the SynthMaker forum for important help to understand concepts and direct help with modules like the oversampling tool kit made by Andrew J and help in general by discussion.

General information:
The VSTs operate with 64 bit (double precision) floating point audio stream in the critical parts of the DSP code. Especially the filters use 64 bit. At the cost of a little higher CPU use of course. The plugins is made in and for 32 bit windows. In use: If you have two instances of for example Equilibre and they both is visible/open at the same time the FFT displays can intefer with another. The FFT graph also has quite big CPU consumption. I have taken all measures to optimize it but there are limitations due to SynthMaker. Only way to get around this is to only view one SM plugin at the time and maybe turn off the FFT when you dont need to see it.

Installation:

If this is the first time you install plugin(s) from AudioTeknikk all you have to do is to copy the .dll(s) to your VST folder. Se you DAW setup to be sure where it is located. For most setups that is: C:\Program Files\Steinberg\VstPlugins Then open your DAW or editor and make it rescan the VST folder if not done automatically. Then you are ready to go.

If you install a update there is done changes to the sound and functionality of the plugin(s). So if you use the previous version(s) in a DAW project you should rename the .dll file(s) before you  put it in your VST folder to avoid canges/ unexpected behaviour. Just put a version number or so after the name. IE: GreenEugene.dll -> GreenEugene050.dll

For questions or general feedback or bug reporting go to www.audioteknikk.net and leave a comment on the bottom of the plugin page.

Good luck and enjoy the plugin(s).