Image-In is a virtual instrument plugin based on an image buffer read by oscillators that follow a path on the image. Various LFO and enveloppes can be used to modulate the path. It is possible to import user images for even more sonic possibilities.

BiRR (and her ambisonic sister AmbiRR) are room simulators that accurately emulate the sound produced by two monophonic and omnidirectionnal sources perceived by a listener in a rectangular (2D) or parallelepipedic (3D) room. The dimensions (x,y,z) of the room can be adjusted, as well as the source and listener positions. The generated stereo output can simulate different microphone positions (XY, MS, with different angles), or a binaural receiver.

The ambisonic version (AmbiRR) produces a four channel first order ambisonic signal (Ambix/ACN).

Lorenz is a unique software synthesizer plugin that generates sound by simulating a modified version of the Lorenz attractor, a classic example of a chaotic system. Instead of using traditional oscillators, it uses the evolving state of the attractor to create complex, ever-changing, and organic sounds.

StrinGO is a virtual instrument based on coupled waveguide models. These waveguides can be excited by four kinds of exciters: an external input, a basic waveform oscillator, a white noise and a crackling sound generator.

MoTo (Monitoring Tool) is an effect tool that aims to be placed after the master track in daw in order to mimic harwarde monitoring controlers. It allows to select betwen four stereo outputs, has mute/dim/solo buttons. It was designed to with Reaper in mind be should be also useful in other daws.

PiWheeG (Pitch Wheel Gate) is a midi effect plugin that fixes a problem that occurs with some hardware midi keyboards whose pitch wheel doesn't go back to zero.

Filter/distorsion plugin. The signal is separated into three frequency bands (low, mid, high) thanks to a state variable filter. Each band is then distorded and panned separately, and then signal are mmixed. This creates interesting spatialization effects when cutoff frequency is varied.