HoRNet Plugins has released version 1.0.4 of HoRNet ADDA, an analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converter emulation with bitcrusher functionality.
Designed to replicate the imperfections and sonic character of early digital equipment, HoRNet ADDA provides bit depth reduction, resampling, and analog saturation to shape the sound.
The 1.0.4 update introduces several fixes and improvements:
- Fixed freeze issues in Cubase.
- Fixed crash in oversampling code.
- Fixed crash when resizing the window on Windows.
- Fixed non-working meters.
- Fixed incorrect UI scaling in some Windows DAWs.
- Added UI resizability in Pro Tools.
- Added manual selection for light and dark mode.
- Removed VST 2.4 support.
Users can update HoRNet ADDA via HoRNet DoIn, the company's downloader and installer, or manually from the "My Account" section of the HoRNet Plugins website.
HoRNet ADDA is available for €11.99, with a free demo version available for testing.
