ExperimentalScene ES AntiAlias v5.7.2 X86 VST WiN [FREE]

x86 vst win, 3mb
ES AntiAlias is a free plugin that filters out harmonics that occur above the nyquist frequency by oversampling the input signal and then filtering.

If you are using any instruments or effects that generate aliased digital audio (many of them) ES AntiAlias can improve the sound quality. You will generally notice a difference by hearing less annoying high frequency harmonics.

Features
Stereo Input and Output
64 Bit Floating Point Audio Engine
Minimum Phase Distortion FIR Filter

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https://www.experimentalscene.com/software/antialias/

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makaveli	Resident	5.12.2012	816	21279	+14950

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11.09.19 @ 22:51

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11.09.19 @ 23:09

FinalMaster	status	registered	comments	rating
FinalMaster	Member	21.12.2018	518	+385

I have been using this plugin for some time now. It is fast, simple to use, and gives a distinctly more consistent, clearer and better defined output compared to the input sound. Its effects are rather subtle, maybe, but all that is truly there.

12.09.19 @ 01:24

masterchief2001	status	registered	comments	rating
masterchief2001	Resident	5.04.2017	420	+162

Does this actually improve the sound or is it just snake oil?

12.09.19 @ 03:16

FinalMaster	status	registered	comments	rating
FinalMaster	Member	21.12.2018	518	+385

It surely does, as any oversampling of audio does it. It should be used at the end of the processing chain, to give the result just a light noble touch, but do not expect wonders.

12.09.19 @ 11:23

eXACT	status	registered	posts	comments	rating
eXACT	Resident	25.12.2017	6	1896	+703

I knew this wasn't Snake Oil as per the general idea of anti-aliasing an instrument track (no offense, masterchief2001,) but I was curious if it actually worked. Thanks for the brief review, FinalMaster. I'll be curious to see how it performs.

9.10.19 @ 11:12

SmmoveBadYard	status	registered	posts	comments	rating
SmmoveBadYard	Resident	8.10.2016	2	175	+83

maybe makes sence inside the plugin engine, not post FX.. what's the point in oversarsampling eg. some audio already proceessed by any annoying filter processor. Please let me know if I 'am so wrong.

13.09.19 @ 00:55

FinalMaster	status	registered	comments	rating
FinalMaster	Member	21.12.2018	518	+385

Exactly the same as using oversampling in CD players, for instance. Besides, most FX plugins do not work at 32x oversampling rate, and it is a proven fact that higher oversampling rates (up to 64x) render audibly better results.
Theory aside, I just happen to hear the improvement. I do not think that is a result of placebo, because I used it on several dozens of files, over months.

13.09.19 @ 22:36