PA NEOLD update that brings fresh improvements, workflow enhancements, and bug fixes across the entire line.

[cclarry]

NEOLD Service Update — Now Live

 

We’ve just rolled out a new

Here’s what’s new:

All Plugins

Smoother GUIs & new toolbar icons

Numeric input (double-click labels)

Right-click context menu support (VST3 + Pro Tools)

Quick Start Guide graphics instead of splash screens

Added graphics settings menu for improved stability

Easier access to manuals & “About” info

 

Plugin-specific highlights

BIG AL (v1.4): cleaner GUI, improved mix control, renamed GR meter

OLDTIMER (v1.1): delay reload fix, improved mono link handling

U17 (v1.3) & U2A (v1.2): new clickable label features, HF Focus control on U2A

V76U73 (v1.4): refined controls, new mix labels, removed outdated GUI options

WARBLE (v1.4): new click areas, improved mix control

WUNDERLICH (v1.1): updated drive unit, improved transparency & control areas

 

How to get the update: 

Simply re-download your NEOLD plugins from the Plugin Alliance installation manager to install the latest versions.

If you’d like to read a more in-depth changelog article of your NEOLD product, you can visit each product page on our website, click on ‘Changelog’ to read.

We’re committed to refining the NEOLD line to make it even more inspiring 

[Fleer]

Bonanza!

[CSistine]

What a positive surprise!

I was already thinking that there are no more updates to the older PA plugins (most are dated to the end of 2023 and this was Apple/Mac stuff).

[Brian Walton]

Always appreciate an included update but also surprised they didn't allow for more dramatic resizing.  Certainly not terrible but when we see 1 update every 5 years I'd like to see attention paid to current requests.  

[CSistine]

For me the possibility to enter values immediately is worth the update alone. 😉

But it's minimum the 4th method to enter values (double click on labels, double click values, left-click values and right click values). It is a real challenge to know for each plugin how to do it, a standard would be a great thing!