Lost Technology is a VST effect plug-in that separates incoming audio signals into amplitude, frequency and waveform (harmonic content) signals, modulates those part signals and then merges them into audio signals again. The plug-in takes two inputs and produces two outputs. The Analyzer component splits the input signal, the Modulator components combine part signals in various ways and the Synthesizer component merges three part signals into audio output.
Lost Technology is a VST plug-in that runs on Microsoft Windows (it should work on all 32-bit Windowses supported by your host application) and is released under the MIT/Expat/X11 licence.
Lost Technology 0.1.1 is now available. This is primarily a bugfix release, the problem with crashes when FMin is tweaked should be gone now. If you are a Lost Technology user, it is strongly recommended that you either download and install this update or avoid touching the FMin knob.
Version 0.1.1 also includes an extensively rewritten manual. The manual now uses less vague terminology and explains the inner workings of the plug-in much better than before.
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