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Outobugi releases Dynastor, a FREE aggressive compressor plugin for Windows
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Audec releases FREE Heat Distortion Plugin for macOS
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Sonuscore releases FREE Orchestra Elements Library for Kontakt Player
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Hainbach Finds Obscure Electronic Instrument, The Sonica, And Yes, It’s Slightly Phallic
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