Describe the sound.
Get the plugin.
gainCOMPUTER is a VST3 that lives in your DAW and builds audio plugins on demand. Ask for a ping-pong delay, a Jupiter-8-style synth, a tape chorus, a de-esser. The agent designs the DSP, wires the controls, and it’s on your track in seconds, running as native code.
See it work
Ask for a delay. Watch the agent design it, wire the knobs, and hand it to you, live.
Inside a real Reaper session, with built plugins running as native audio on the track.
How it works
- Talk to the agent inside the plugin. Plain English, producer’s English.
- Every plugin it builds is yours: saved to your Lab, synced to your account, on any machine you sign into.
- The plugins are saved into the project file itself. Open your session at another studio and every sound loads and plays, even with nobody signed in.
- Prepaid credits meter the agent. The plugins it has already built are yours forever, online or off.
Download
44.7 MB installer · installs the effect + instrument VST3s for all your DAWs (Reaper, Ableton Live, FL Studio, Cubase…).
↓ Mac · AU · Logic & GarageBand · v1.0.7
74 MB installer · Audio Unit (AU) format · macOS 11+ · Intel & Apple Silicon.
↓ Mac · VST3 · Reaper, Live, FL, Cubase… · v1.0.7
74 MB installer · VST3 format · macOS 11+ · Intel & Apple Silicon. Not sure which? Logic and GarageBand use AU; almost everything else uses VST3 — installing both is fine.
First run: close your DAW, run the installer, then reopen. Both plugins appear in your VST3 list. Create your account right inside the plugin.
Our signing certificate is brand new, so the first downloads hit two one-time reputation checks. Both are normal and both go away as the certificate ages:
- If Chrome flags the download: open the downloads bubble, click the item’s › arrow, then Download suspicious file.
- If Windows SmartScreen interjects when you run it: More info → Run anyway, and check that the publisher reads John Stavas. That’s the digital signature.