9 Jul, 2026
DSPTone has released RESTRUKT, a free ambience reducer for macOS and Windows.
RESTRUKT is designed to surgically extract unwanted room bleed, ring, and muddy sustain from the input signal, without destroying transient punch.
“Instead of fighting messy rooms or long decays, RESTRUKT tears down the acoustic footprint of any signal.
It uses a precise, multiband subtractive engine to shave off unwanted bleed and sustain. Then, it runs the dry, punchy transients through a warm tape saturation circuit before injecting a sparkling, highly controlled, shimmering burst of synthetic space.”
Features:
- Free VST3, AU, AAX plugin
- Subtractive Acoustic Shaving
- Harmonic Excitation (Tape Saturator)
- Adaptive Space Injection
RESTRUKT is available now as a free download.
2 Jul, 2026
Audio Damage has introduced ShinRonin, a free delay effect for Linux, Mac and Windows.
Here’s what they have to say about it:
“Two independent delay lines, each with tempo sync, reverse, looping, and feedback, feed a pair of morphing multimode filters that sweep continuously from notch through lowpass, bandpass, and highpass. There is saturation, two LFOs, and an envelope follower.
Everything connects through two on-board matrices: a signal matrix that routes any audio source to any destination, and a modulation matrix that wires the LFOs, envelope, and incoming MIDI to nearly any parameter. It is happy doing clean stereo delays and gentle filtering, but the real fun starts when you patch a feedback loop and let it misbehave.”
ShinRonin is available now as a free download.
29 Jun, 2026
Developer Gary White let us know that he’s updated his free online patch editor for Behringer mini synths to include the new Pro VS Mini.
The free Behringer Pro VS Mini patch editor is browser-based, so you can use it directly in a MIDI-capable web browser, like Chrome. It lets you quickly adjust synth settings, configure modulations, tweak effects and more.
Other Behringer synths supported include the Jt4000m, CZ-1, JT mini and UB-1.
The Behringer browser-based patch editors are available now. For those not using Chrome, you can also download the software as a standalone desktop app.
