(some) InearDisplay Software now free

[GaryG]

https://ineardisplay.com/plugins/legacy/

Freebies are: SickNDstro, BowEcho, Danaides, R-Mem and Gorgon. I believe all but SickNDstro were formerly payware.

All are Windows and Mac, 32 and 64 bit.

All probably fall into the FSU category potentially, R-Mem is a particularly knarly 'morphing' granulator, well worth a trial at least.

[seismic1]

Just downloaded R-Mem. Looking forward to taking it for a spin.

[windspace]

I have had R-Mem for quite a while and used it frequently in the past. Tried Gorgon, but didn't like it enough to actually pay for it...maybe I'll like it more now...
I do heartily recommend R-Mem. The controls are MIDI learnable too, so it could even be a potential live tool.

[GaryG]

Tried Gorgon, but didn't like it enough to actually pay for it...maybe I'll like it more now...

Confession: R-Mem isn't the plug I was thinking of... still quite cool but not sure how much I'll use it, I guess granulators aren't top of my list of essential tools.

Not sure about BowEcho, plenty of weird sounds but, again, don't know where I'd use them.

Though liking Gordon perversely, can imagine times when it would be very useful.

[seismic1]

I downloaded R-Mem yesterday. I can't get enough of it at the moment. When the euphoria wears off I'll probably put it to some serious use.

[aoVI]

I tried out RMem, Bowecho, and Danaides, but didn't find anything that inspired me. TBH, I am not a fan of digital glitchiness that seems to be the theme.