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Lost Technology is a free VST plug-in for Windows PC by Johan Sarge.
Lost Technology transforms sounds by taking them apart and then putting them together in a different way. The Analyzer components split the input signals into amplitude, frequency and waveform (harmonic content) sub-signals. The Modulator components combine sub-signals (and audio signals) in various ways. The Synthesizer components merge one sub-signal of each type into a new audio signal.
Lost Technology and Refuzznik — a sinusoidal distortion plugin, are available to download as freeware. Formats available include binaries and source code.
Note: these plug-ins are NOT new. Since Johan’s website was about to disappear from the internet I decided to create a copy of his pages and downloads so you can still enjoy these fine plug-ins.
More information: Lost Technology
FYI: I have set up a GitHub mirror for the plug-in, hopefully immortalizing it for the next few decades — maybe even to develop it further (64-bit builds, anyone?)
https://github.com/minexew/LostTech/releases
Thank you Johan Sarge for your work in these plugins!
Thank you Ronnie and Rekkerd dot org for sharing links to these plugins!
Where is the download link on THIS page?
You can find the downloads here http://rekkerd.org/ce00423/ce00423.htm#download
does this work in logic? never heard of it before, but taking a sound apart seem pretty badass
The binary (.dll) is VST for Windows only. The C++ source is included and could possibly be compiled for Mac but it’s not readily available.
Having the same problem. Runtime error in Cubase forcing a re-start.
thanks ronnie got it now. can’t get it to work tho. run-time error in cubase :(
@Sub, the download link is here: http://rekkerd.org/ce00423/ce00423.htm#download
lost technology looks interesting but where is the download link?
Yes m8:) Thank you very much for keeping it alive!! Nice and unique plugs, eeeyee Liiiikeee!!!
Greets to you and all FreeWares DieHard Freeqz!!!
Thanks for keeping these alive!!!
(if you haven’t tried LT, be prepared for an audio kaliedescope ;)