Works with 64- and 32-bit VST host applications.Use Bypass button to switch between playback with and without PKHarmonic in the audio path to A/B compare the differences.Save configurations with specific harmonic combinations that you like and recall them by name.Set any combinations of 2nd through 8th harmonics, while the music is playing.If PKHarmonic saves you money by replacing an expensive tube preamp that costs $5,000, a donation of 10% of the savings would not be that unreasonable :) But, give what you can and what you feel is right, all donations will be gratefully accepted and appreciated. This will help me to continue to keep these free of charge (see Earful, DeltaWave, and DISTORT) apps. This will help me support not just PKHarmonic, but also all the other Audio software that I’ve developed and will develop in the future. You decide how much this is worth to you and use the PayPal Donate button above to send me some cash. Instead of asking for payment, I’m asking, instead, for a donation. It was built using some of the technology I previously developed for DISTORT app, so a lot of work has gone into this for a number of years. I’m reluctant to place a price on PKHarmonic, although it did take a lot of time and effort to create. Use the one that’s appropriate for your software (Foobar2000 for example, requires 32-bit VSTs). This makes it possible to configure your playback software to generate similar levels of distortions to simulate a tube preamp or an amp, or another device with some level of non-linearity.īecause PKHarmonic is a VST plugin, it works seamlessly with any software that can host VSTs (for example, JRiver MC, Foobar2000, Reaper, Audacity, Equalizer APO, etc.) Some apps only work with 32-bit plugins, so PKHarmonic is provided as both, 64-bit and 32-bit VST plugins.
A simple slider control for each harmonic lets you fine tune the level from -200dB to +10dB in real time, as you listen. PKHarmonic is a VST plugin for Windows, designed to add second and all the way up to the 8th harmonic by simulating a device non-linearity. Use the PayPal Donate button below to help me develop this and other Audio software! Leave me a note with payment to indicate which software you’re using, and anything else that you’d like to see written: New: Multitone Analyzer - Measure an audio device performance in loopback using any number of tones, from 1 to thousands.
DeltaWave - Audio null analyzer and audibility tester.Support and feedback for PKHarmonic available at this ASR thread. Use at your own risk!ĭownload 64-bit PKHarmonic VST for Windowsĭownload 32-bit PKHarmonic VST for Windows PKHarmonic 1.0 is the initial release of this software.
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