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@DakaGoa DakaGoa released this 05 Oct 03:28
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G-AcidBase v1.1.0 - 4x oversampled acid bass synthesizer for Goa trance. Original 303-inspired synthesis, not a circuit-identical emulation.

Windows x64 - VST3 instrument and standalone, 50 factory presets.

Download

G-AcidBase-Windows-x64.zip (5,798,127 bytes, SHA-256 09781d8e3e03f792448792436531e2b7976c4bb7b438745ca31c6af51558131c).

Unzip it, copy G-AcidBase.vst3 into %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Common\VST3\, or run G-AcidBase.exe directly. Every file in the archive is listed with its own SHA-256 in G-AcidBase/manifest.json.

What is in the box

  • Bandlimited oscillator into a nonlinear resonant ladder filter, accent and slide, 4x oversampling with reported integer latency.
  • 16-step sequencer with gate, accent and slide per step, plus pattern banks and pattern chains.
  • Sequencer transport: RUN is the sequencer's play button - it starts the sequence from any play mode, browsing the 50 presets keeps it running, and choosing MIDI play mode stops it.
  • LFOs, probability, ratchets and microtiming per step, MIDI modulation matrix, macros with morphing, controller pickup and relative modes, undo/redo and A/B compare.
  • Right-click any continuous control for MIDI CC learn; MIDI file export with native drag-out to the DAW.
  • Animated header logo driven by host tempo and filter resonance.
  • TOOLS > CHECK FOR UPDATES reads one anonymous GET of the version feed on the product site and tells you, in a dialog over the plugin window, whether you are up to date or a newer release is out - linking straight to the new package and its release notes.
  • An About card behind the header's version line, linking the product page, this repository and the current release.

Verification

Two ctest suites gate the package: a 50-preset render and audio check, and an expanded feature suite covering MIDI learn, controller modes, macro/morph/LFO audio, chance and ratchets, the sequencer's RUN transport (play engages SEQ, presets keep playback, MIDI releases the latch), host PPQ seeks, dense automation at 44.1/48/96 kHz, DPI behaviour, logo/raster agreement, the update-check version comparison with all three of its result dialogs, the fetch itself against a local server that answers the same request the button makes, and the About card's links and dismissal. Both pass at 100%.

DAW drag/drop and physical high-DPI hardware still need manual host testing. See G-AcidBase/feature-verification.txt and G-AcidBase/README.md inside the archive.

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