Toneboosters has announced that all its VST plugins have been updated to version 2.1.
This includes a new free plug-in, EZQ. Version 2.0, released a few weeks ago, also added a new plug-in called Module, which costs €5.00.
TB EZQ is an audio equalizer with adjective labels designed to optimize ease of use and workflow.
TB Module is a chorus, echo, phaser, tremolo, auto-pan, tape delay… a variety of modulation effects in a single processing framework.
Version 2.1:
- All plugins: Minor GUI beautifications.
- Gate:
- Added new detection time parameter.
- Added new parameter to set the gate-closed gain.
- Module:
- Fixed white space bug in preset names.
- Extended number of available program slots.
- EBU Loudness / EBU Compact:
- Support of additional loudness standards (ITU-R 1770–1, ITU-R 1770–2).
- Improved accuracy in inter-sample peak (ISP) detection.
- Barricade: Improved accuracy in inter-sample peak (ISP) detection.
- Reverb:
- Revised and improved algorithm for better audio quality.
- Reduced screen real-estate.
- EZQ: First release.
Version 2.0:
- Module: First release.
- All plug-ins: Improved internal accuracy.
- EBU Loudness / EBU Compact:
- Reduced number of decimals for loudness data to improve readability.
- Added host play/pause sync button (for hosts that support this function).
Version 1.9:
- EBULoudness: First release of EBUCompact stereo loudness meter.

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