J1000 has released new versions 3.5 of Alpha and Beta.
                
                
New features:
- Auto-solo mode for soloing the active filter’s frequency (can be turned off).
- New saturation mode in Beta, acts as a limiter also.
- Simple and effective low-shelf and high-shelf filters in Beta.
- Double-click resets faders to their default positions.
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