Pontaku Audio updates Chronoform to v1.1.0, adding AAX/AU support for macOS

Pontaku Audio has updated Chronoform, its varispeed processor plugin, to version 1.1.0. This major update introduces critical new compatibility with AAX (macOS Only) and Audio Unit formats, enhances multichannel support to officially include standard surround layouts for professional DAW integration, and adds a new, user-controllable parameter smoothing system. The update also includes a simplified workflow for the auto-buffer-clear feature, significant audio precision improvements, and a number of bug fixes. Changes in v1.1.0 Added support for AAX and Audio Unit (AU) plugin formats (macOS only), enabling use in Pro Tools, Logic Pro, and more. Enhanced multichannel support, now officially including standard layouts (e.g., 5.1, 7.1) alongside existing discrete channel support for better DAW integration. Added a new 'Smoothing' parameter with Linear and Multiplicative modes for detailed control over Play Rate changes. Simplified the auto-buffer-clear system for a more intuitive workflow. Overhauled parameter smoothing for improved responsiveness and accuracy. Improved internal processing precision to double-precision floating point for higher audio fidelity. Fixed potential pops and clicks when audio playback resumes. Fixed a potential crash related to buffer size calculation (integer overflow). Fixed various UI bugs including visualizer display and font scaling. Minor bug fixes and stability enhancements. This update is free for existing Chronoform customers and is available now in VST3 and CLAP formats for both Windows (8.1+) and macOS (10.14+), with AU and AAX formats also available for macOS. All macOS versions include native Apple Silicon support. Visit the Chronoform product page for a free trial, download information, and complete documentation. Read More