Photosounder has announced an update to its spectral editor/synthesizer application for Windows and Mac. Version 1.12 of Photosounder brings various improvements and fixes.
Every sound you’ve ever heard can be represented as an image and all possible sounds can be made from an image. Only Photosounder truly allows you to transform any sound as an image and to create any possible sound from an image. It is the ultimate bridge between the graphical world and the audio world, bringing the full power of image editing to the service of creating and transforming sounds.
Changes in Photosounder v1.12
- Dialog for setting the noise loop duration.
- Option to resize image vertically to default height.
- “Rescale image” command.
- Indication of the height of the image in the analysis options window.
- Added button to restore hardcoded analysis defaults.
- Made the “log base” default changeable.
- Fixed slow analysis of sound files with a certain length.
- Apple Silicon build.
- Right-click on knobs to set value.
- Dialog for setting either time resolution or sound duration.
- Added a menu entry for the console.
- TIFF image file export compatibility improvements (ICC profile, fixed missing tag).
- Fixed cursor control of playback in lossless mode.
- Fixed crash when turning on lossless mode.
- Fixed loading a .pha file from the command line.
- Fixed linear knobs having a dead zone in the centre for no reason.
- Many miscellaneous bugs fixed using Codex/ChatGPT 5.5.
A free update for existing users, new customers can purchase Photosounder for $100 USD at Plugin Boutique and from the Photosounder store.