FabFilter has updated the FabFilter Twin 2 synthesizer plug-in to version 2.10, adding a new "wide" user interface layout, various bug fixes and other improvements.
The new wide interface layout is designed to eliminate scrolling in the component display. The update is free for existing Twin 2 users.
In addition, FabFilter announces a Holiday Bundle Sale running until December 31, 2010, offering 25% discount on all plug-in bundles in the online FabFilter shop.
Here is a full list of the changes in FabFilter Twin 2.10:
- Added a new “wide” layout for the interface that eliminates scrolling in the component display in the top half of the synthesizer.
- Made the EG control points a bit bigger in the interface, so they’re easier to grab.
- The plug-in is now Unicode-aware and correctly handles international characters on both Windows and Mac OS X, for example in preset folders and file names.
- Improved mouse wheel scrolling and editing behavior.
- Fixed bug that caused the XLFO Phase Offset parameter to work incorrectly in combination with random steps. Also improved sonic behavior when dragging the phase offset across its “circular” boundary.
- Fixed incorrect redrawing in the plug-in interface that could occur in some cases in Pro Tools on Mac, for example when selecting <factory default> from the Pro Tools-provided presets menu in the plug-in header.
- Fixed bug that caused the help file to open only in the first instance of the plug-in.
Pricing & Availability
FabFilter Twin 2 is now available for €119 / $164 / £104, supporting both Windows and Mac OS X in VST and VST 3, RTAS and Audio Units plug-in formats (32– and 64-bit). Bundles with FabFilter Twin 2 and other FabFilter plug-ins are also available.
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