Lese released Eigen, a reflection processing multitool. Created through leveraging Lese’s upcoming Impulse technologies, Eigen (a͡ɪ-ɡˈɛn) is able to perform three distinct functions, split into three different modes: Play, Render,

Lese released Glow, Glow is for fragmented expression. What started as a simple granular effect blossomed to a fully fledged granulation engine. Filled with what you would expect from a

Lese released Strum, an intuitive multiband delay. Designed to make spectral delays easier to use, Strum splits your signal evenly and cleanly into a bunch of different bands, and then

Lese released Recurse, a new plugin for unique delays. Without a better explanation; Recurse is a recursive processing audio plugin, where effects can be applied to incoming audio over and

Lese released Transfer, an audio positioner. Other doppler plugins have confusing controls. Other spatialization plugins are unintuitive. Transfer handles both of these problems and packages them together, as it should