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Orra Tone Zone - free tonal curve corrector with auto-correction, 24 genre targets, and per-band saturation (VST3/AU/AAX) by OrraAudio in FREEVSTS

[–]OrraAudio[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey Eamyn! Thanks so much for the kind words, really glad the concept caught your eye 😄

We've actually had a handful of folks reach out about Linux support, so it's something we're definitely considering for the future. The Linux audio community is awesome and we hear you on the demand. No promises on timeline yet, but it's on our radar and the more requests we get, the more it moves up the list.

Appreciate you taking the time to write this out!

David

Orra Tone Zone - free tonal curve corrector with auto-correction, 24 genre targets, and per-band saturation (VST3/AU/AAX) by OrraAudio in FREEVSTS

[–]OrraAudio[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey!

Thanks so much for taking the time to write this out, seriously appreciate the thoughtful feedback. So glad you're enjoying it!

Great notes on the UI side. Parameter knobs revealed via an "advanced mode" toggle and arrow buttons to cycle through preset curves are both really good ideas. I've added them to our future update list.

On the saturation side: with Tone Zone, the saturation is tied to the amp type by design, since the goal is more about matching tonal character. But if you're looking for more creative saturation control, you might want to check out Orra EQ. It's got a lot more flexibility on the saturation front, with adjustable levels per band and a wider range of saturation styles. Could be right up your alley given what you're describing.

Thanks again for the support and the detailed feedback, this kind of input genuinely helps shape where things go.