WhiteLABEL released the second version of its SimpleTON dual filter distorsion plugin for Windows.
SimpleTON II offer several new features, including 8 poles per filter and huge amounts of resonance on-tap, the ability to switch between high-pass and low-pass for each filter and an A/B mode switch for a different flavour.
The distortion section has also received a big boost with the addition of a rectifier, a bias knob and a two new distortion algorithms ripped from the bleeding hearts of bolsteriser revs © & (D) and re-engineered into waveshapers. The algorithms can be switched between pre or post filter 2 in order to chose between original and simpleTON II models.
SimpleTON II offers a new bigger and clearer graphic interface, with hints for all the controls and a double-click reset function on relevant knobs as well as direct text input of both frequency and resonance. The LED on each filter respond to its input, and the limiter LED shows the depth of cut.
Features:
- 2 filter units, each with high-pass/low-pass switch, up to 48dB/octave slopes, frequency and resonance controls, A/B operating mode and additional high resonance screaming mode
- Distorsion section with threshold and drive controls, 2 overdrive or waveshaping algorithms, bias control and rectifier
- Pre-Mix limiter
- Gain control
- Output wet/dry mix control
- VST automation parameters
- MIDI control with Learn function
- Stereo operation
SimpleTON II is available for download from www.roughdiamondproductions.com with a special launching price of £10 until March 31st (regular price is £15). Users of the first version can upgrade for half price. You can download a demo version (mono, without MIDI nor automation).
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