We reached version 2.0 and even if we haven’t changed that much process wise it’s a totally different plugin than the crappy looking first version.

New in 2.01:

- Changed the way knobs react to movement, they only react on vertical movement from now on (easier).

- Added Phase shift to the Boom and Gritty engine.

- Added metering for the processed sound (called pressure in the plug)

-Fixed limiter bug

- Reworked all graphics from scratch

Noisebud filter consists of 4 filters (or 16, depends on how you look upon it), they are switchable between Lo pass, hi pass, band pass and band reject filter.

The signals from the four filters are wired in a parallel chain. Every filter can be controlled by three different LFO’s where one is tempo synced; one normal and one extremely slow (a sLoFO). The LFO sections also have something we call VariFO. It adds another movement to the LFO and makes it less predictable.  Every filter has an invert button so that you can silence frequencies that collide during heavy LFO movements.

This is what’s new in 3.11:

- Changed the way you turn the knobs, now they only react to vertical movement which should be easier

-Fixed limiter bug

- Changed to the new logo

Noisebud Bompa and Filter are available to download as freeware VST effect plug-ins for Windows PC. Donations are welcome.

Visit: Noisebud