Added Chorus/Echo/Echos and Architectural Changes

The following changes have been made for this release:

• The SoX effects chorus, echo and echos were added. They conform to the current SoX_ng development by Martin W. Guy.

• All effects applicable correctly report their respective tail lengths (chorus, echo, echos, overdrive, phaser and reverb).

• Some architectural changes have been done to consolidate this project with the SoX-Plugins-JSFX.

• The effects now pass most of Steinberg's VST3 plugin test suite.

License Clarification and Minor Changes

The following changes have been made for this release:

• The license has been clarified: the plain sources are licensed via an MIT license, the VST and AU binary plugins are licensed via an AGPL v3 license.

• The range of the gain effect has been changed from -10..10 to -100..100 decibels.

Besides some minor changes have been done to consolidate this project with the FluidSynthPlugin.

Minor Bugfix Release

bug fix release:

• fixed integer effect parameters not correctly updated from host

Minor Cosmetical Changes

Only tiny changes have been done for this release:

• The editor font "Arial" used so far has been replaced by the generic font selected by the JUCE framework, because in standard Linux distributions its glyphs were not displayed at all.
• Some additional consolidation with the "FluidSynthPlugin" project has been done.
• The requirement in Windows for the installed Microsoft C++ Library has been mentioned in the documentation.
• The _DISTRIBUTION directory has been removed, because it redundantly contained the data from the binary release files.

Code Consolidation and Interface for Parameter Automation

This release has several changes:

• The code has been massively consolidated with my FluidSynthPlugin project and also has been restructured.
• It is now possible to automate the effect parameters from the plugin host.
  Note that this might lead to some audio glitches, because no special provisions have been taken (e.g. to preserve audio contents in a delay queue), but for effects like gain, overdrive or filters this should work fine.

As always you can find the binaries either below or in the _DISTRIBUTION/targetPlatforms directory, the documentation in _DISTRIBUTION/doc and the doxygen code documentation in _DISTRIBUTION/internalDocumentation.
Note that the MacOSX version is not signed; you have to put the plugins out of quarantine by using the command-line as described in the documentation.

Unified Version for Windows, MacOSX and Linux (x86_64)

This is the first version of the SoX plugins running on Windows, MacOSX and Linux (all with the x86_64) architecture.
You can find the binaries either below or in the _DISTRIBUTION/targetPlatforms directory, the documentation in _DISTRIBUTION/doc.
Note that the MacOSX version is not signed; you have to put the plugins out of quarantine by using the command-line as described in the documentation.