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Reviewed By NOPAPArchive [all]
January 31st, 2026
Version reviewed: 1.0 on Windows
one of the creativest stutters i ever played with.
the upper grain part is a bit hard to understand/tame, but i think it is highly worth attention.
The only downside (as for me) is the color palette. i'm always on nightmode and reduced light to the minimum, so the grey on grey is kinda hard to diffenciate. But it's still clear, because modules gets brighter when turned on.
Reviewed By NOPAPArchive [all]
January 3rd, 2026
Version reviewed: 1.0 on Windows
i just love everything what the guy releases. one of the best freebie developers in my opinion.
Reviewed By NOPAPArchive [all]
June 16th, 2025
Version reviewed: 1.0.1 on Windows
all of your stuff are easily five star plugins BUT: where the hack is the preset browser? where do i save presets? It also says you add presets, where do i open them? you can save patterns yeah.
will give maximum rating if this becomes clear.
"I see no Save option, and even when I save the plugin's state via my DAW, whenever I re-open a project that contains these plugins, they open to the INIT (default) preset. This is making these plugins mostly useless for me."
Response from tilr8 from Tilr on June 20th, 2025
Thanks for the review, there is no save or browse user presets functionality, just a handful of predefined presets - they are loaded via Menu > Load > Presets.
What you describe in the last paragraph seems to be quite an issue where the plugin resets to the INIT preset, what DAW are you using? Maybe open a github ticket when you find these, I am glad I "caught" this review, thanks for reporting.
Edit- tried on Ableton which is usually the most problematic for these issues and cannot reproduce, works fine, are you on other DAW like Cubase by chance?
Edit2 - Tested Fl studio, Cubase, Ableton, Bitwig, Renoise Reaper and Studio one, no issues, please open a ticket sometime explaining the DAW and OS and how to replay this issue.
Reviewed By NOPAPArchive [all]
December 21st, 2024
Version reviewed: 1.0.1 on Windows
All of zazz plugins are simplistic in it's design and functionality, which is not a bad thing, if they just sound good and are reasonable in their CPU usage. You see the name of a plugin and you know what it will do.
Pretty "basic" tools, but good enough to be a DAW native plugin suite.
Keep on the good work! I appreciate it.