FabFilter has released an update for all their plugins

FabFilter has released an update for their entire catalogue of plug-ins, a free update for existing customers that contains various bug fixes and improvements. Here’s what’s new…

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All plug-ins:

• Fixed possible crashes in Logic Pro X, which occasionally tries to initialize plug-ins with invalid/uninitialized buffers.
• Fixed possible crash in Nuendo 7 on macOS when closing a plugin.
• Fixed issues with key stroke stealing on Windows when using the Avid S6 control surface.
• Fixed incorrect appearance of plug-in interfaces in Live 10 in High DPI mode.
• The VST 2.4 plug-in will now automatically adapt its channel layout to match the audio/track it is placed on. Note that the separate “(Mono)” version of the plug-ins are still included for backwards compatibility.
• Fixed a bug that could cause a crash when moving the mouse over the right edge of a menu with icons.
• Small bug fixes and improvements.

Pro-Q 2:

• Fixed an issue with Natural Phase mode, which could sporadically lead to an incorrect filter frequency response when processing audio at very small block sizes.
• Fixed a bug which caused Permanent Spectrum Grab in Pro-Q 2 to disappear when the input of the VST3 plug-in became silent.
• Fixed a bug that caused the spectrum analyzer to slow down when moving the mouse over the EQ display, with graphics acceleration disabled.
• Sample rate information is now included when saving an EQ Match spectrum, so it can be restored correctly when using a different sample rate.
• In EQ Match, the ‘Save Input as Reference’ option now checks whether the plug-in is receiving audio on the input.
• Fixed a bug that caused the colors of EQ bands 9 to 24 not to match with the highlight coloring around the floating band controls.
• Fixed a small bug when right-clicking the solo button in the EQ parameter value display: this would cause the button to remain in the down state.

Pro-L 2:

• Slightly changed the true peak detection algorithm to produce possible small overreads equal to the ITU-R BS.1770-4 example algorithm, while still minimizing true peak underread. This makes Pro-L 2 easier to use in combination with MFIT (Mastered for iTunes) tools like AURoundTrip.
• Fixed a small bug that could cause the True Peak level to display in orange in some cases, while it should still show in green.
• Fixed a bug that would cause the Integrated level to reset to -INF after a bounce in Logic Pro X (and some other DAWs as well). From now on, the Integrated level is now only reset by clicking the ‘Reset’ button in the Loudness panel in the interface.
• Fixed a small issue that could cause an incorrect order of ‘M’, ‘S’ and ‘I’ labeling under the three loudness meters.
• Fixed an issue that caused Pro-L 2 to seem bypassed when used on tracks with only a center channel in Cubase.
• Fixed a bug that caused Pro-L 2 to crash when adding the plug-in to a 4-channel track in Reaper when using the Compact interface mode.

Other plug-ins:

• Pro-G: Fixed possible crash on Windows when using 150% scaling (High DPI).
• Pro-MB: Fixed a bug that could cause the output to become silent in some rare occasions, when using 4x oversampling.

Pricing and Availability:
The updated plug-ins are fully compatible with previous versions. The latest versions and 30-day trials are available for download now at www.fabfilter.com/download