Xfer Records has released version 1.5 of LFOTool, featuring a number of major features/enhancements, and many fixes/improvements



LFOTool is an FX utility plug-in for both Macintosh OS X® and Windows®. It empowers music producers to create tremolo, auto-pan, trance-gate, side-chain compressor simulation, and dubstep-type wobble effects with minimal effort.

Changes in LFOTool v1.5

Vector redesigned interface- you can now resize LFOTool’s window.
New Presets.
MIDI FX version for Logic X (for easy generating of MIDI CC’s to a synth after it).
Updated manual.
Preference for oscilloscope waveform display colors.
Preference for default GUI size.
Many improvements and bug fixes.

LFOTool (VST/AU/AAX) is available for purchase for $49.95 USD.

More information: Xfer Records / LFOTool


source: http://rekkerd.org/xfer-records-updates-lfotool-to-v1-5/

 

I so love it that developers are forced to vectorise GUIs of their plugins so they can be resizeable. No more 10MB plugins of which there's 512KB of DSP code and 9.5MB of BMPs.

Also, our graphic cards have been able to take full care of the GUI hardware acceleration for at least a decade, but only rare developers dared tapping that. I've always found that weird. But I know why they do it - because it's easier for compatibility reasons. VGA drivers can be quirky enough even without using any hardware GUI acceleration... I'm so interested in how this will pan out.

One of the nicest examples of vectorised and OpenGL GUIs are SignalDust plugins. http://www.signaldust.com/plugins.html I love those GUIs! No freaking bitmaps!

Cheers!