v2.2.2 Algorithm Update Again!

I reworked this algorithm thanks to using the airwindows plugin "Sweeten" and realized since it generated 2nd order harmonics that might be a better way to create layers/harmonics vs the weird sin/cos stuff I managed to work with before in v2.2.1, it definitely granted me more control and was able to get the core frequency values much closer.

I would say the v3 Algorithm is pretty accurate in the low and mid freqs, but towards the highs it turns into another saturation algorithm I made in Duro Console (an old saturation plugin I made long ago) which seemed to fit pretty well. I attached the video above showing this off and the other algorithms so you can hear the differences (and the V2 algorithm is still there in case you prefer that one!).

I also tried to gain stage the outputs some so there aren't jarring bumps in volume as you change algorithms :) for my sanity

Finally - the comparison!
RBass is Green, Subhoofer v2.2.2 is red.

I understand they don't fully cancel out, but I'm very happy with the way everything sounds at the moment and encourage you to enjoy!

v2.2.1 Algorithm Update

Hi Everyone! I sat down and redid some of the algorithm and got the resulting saturation much closer. While I was there I ended up updating the GUI as well and some of the dependencies. Enjoy!

Edit: Fixed a volume jumping bug so made an edit for those binaries here

Edit2: Fixed the MacOS Build so including that update here as well as CLAP builds

v2.1.0

This release added a new algorithm, named the algorithmic modes in the UI, and added a mode for custom harmonic strengths the user can control :)

It is recommended you use this updated version on new projects since any presets you have saved may not work anymore with the Algorithm parameter becoming an Enum vs an int (silly me)

v2.0.0

Complete rewrite in rust + GUI exists!

v1.0.0

Initial Release - I'm happy with where the plugin is at, and I'll most likely tweak it in the future