The homepage is live: DeltaScope's display running in the browser on a wavetable synth playing acid lines it wrote itself. Hover to ride the filter or play it, GENERATE new lines, keep the good ones and take them away as MIDI. Free, no account.

Scope 1.1 adds a manual sample/ms offset with a lock and the phosphor glow from DeltaScope, both free. Every slider now takes a typed value: click to type, Alt-click to reset. Update from the plugin, or grab it from the site.

Full manuals for Scope, DeltaScope and Align are live, plus five things from inside them you probably didn't know your plugins could do.

Faceplate turns panel artwork from Affinity, Illustrator or Inkscape into a fab-ready KiCad board, keeping holes, layers and artwork aligned. Inspired by Thea Flowers’ Gingerbread, Faceplate is built as a vector workflow. Free, in-browser, and private.

Align is out — sub-sample timing, broadband phase, a tunable allpass and a full mid-side output stage in one plugin. Get your kick and bass to agree, or get creative with delay and phase.

Scope and DeltaScope hit 1.0 — a faster GPU spectrum analyser, true-LUFS metering, lighter rendering across the board, and a full DeltaScope demo to try before you buy.

Twenty-something years of audio oscilloscopes I almost loved, the Voxengo Span sales model that finally made sense, and the two plugins it produced. One paid. One free.

We have a blog now. A first post, about the blog itself. Three sections, one accidental website rebuild, and a colour audit nobody asked for.