The linuxDSP FC70 Fairchild Limiter and PEQ-2A Pultec EQ are now at reduced price, making them very cost effective, yet still demonstrating our commitment to the products.
As always, free demos (and support) are available at:
Ardour3, LV2 and linuxVST compatible, providing console grade processing without being limited to Ardour2
@seablade: We are trying to pull all that together in some fashion although I can’t say yet how (or if) it will eventually work out. There is a significant amount of work involved in maintaining cross-platform plugins, because, while it might appear to the user as the same plugin, a lot of the code base is so different (most - as always - the GUI… the DSP is functionally identical) as to make them effectively seperate products. This exponentially increases the developer time required just for maintenance.
Any chance there has been progress on making these cross platform compatible with your Overtone DSP stuff, so that if I open up a PEQ in an Ardour session on Mac, it will be compatible with the PEQ on Linux?
SeabladeDon’t get me wrong, I completely understand. Just keeping an eye out for myself and my work as I use both Linux and Mac there.
Seablade@seablade: I’ll post news if / when I have it - I’m actually working on some updates for the Mac VST versions at the moment - 32Bit GUI issues in some hosts… The joys of having to connect objC, C, C++, cocoa and Carbon frameworks together in some kind of stable fashion… If anyone out there is thinking it would be a really great idea to invent another language to add to the mix of things which already do 99% of what most developers need, then don’t… just don’t 
Oh I am sure they are working on another;)
Seablade