Thanks Numanoid! SFZ and SF2 still have the best sounding samples in my opinion, but there are only a few good players, I just downloaded the demo free of Wusik EVE and will give a run.

Thanks for the LoudMax tip. Gold!

Synthmaster 3 has just been launched, a plugin that can edit multi samples, to be saved as SFZ format.

So soundfont is not dead, and Wusik EVE can as such be a useful VST player of that format.

Good to know. Thanks. :)

Unfortunately my experience is the same.

Key Updates

-Improved saturation algorithm: Major enhancements to the saturation algorithm and anti-aliasing filtering provide better sound quality and reduce unwanted distortion to a minimum.
-Correct Limiting of Peaks: In some cases, peaks exceeded the defined threshold. This is now fixed. Peaks stay below the threshold even at high saturation levels.
-Pro Tools Support: Wave Breaker now supports Pro Tools (AAX) on both macOS and Windows.
-Discontinuation of VST2: Please note that VST2 support has been discontinued.

Additional Features

-Custom color hue option
-Continuous resizing of the plug-in window

Yeah, totally agree on your point. Wusik newsletters were mostly about negging customers into buy products or too much complaining about personal struggles. I don’t mean to be Indifferent, we all have problems and there is an appropriate platform to air out those problems. Unfortunately, product marketing emails isn’t one of them. That’s why I too, had to unsubscribe from them. Peace.

My sentiments exactly. It looks to me like a standard Limiter that comes as a stock plugin of any DAW. Not worth the $50 price tag in my opinion.

I was a fan of Wusik up until volume 6/7, but beyond that during the last 10-15 years, just been many new products, for the most part buggy, that don’t get fixed, instead more new buggy products are released

William should transfer Wusik to the Kontakt platform, then he would have a stable platform to build on.

Hey mx, that’s on me, long day, and a pretty glaring oversight haha. Thanks for the fix.

Oops! I fixed the info in the article (changed to ms).