Five Audio Units I built for my own productions, with AI tools doing the coding and my ears doing the judging. They share one look, one loudness meter and one build. The manuals are here because I needed them myself; the plugins are not for sale.
Vocal Chain
A vocal channel strip for Logic Pro: high-pass, de-esser, EQ, compressor, shimmer, reverb, delay and width in one window, each with a fader and three characters, plus loudness metering and a level-matched bypass.
Kick Tune
Retunes the body of a kick drum and leaves the click alone. Reads the drum's pitch glide, moves the body by cents or to a note, zero latency.
KickBass Check
Kick against bass on one screen: the notes of both, who owns each low band, kick body against the beat, and per-band ducking of the bass under the kick.
Vocal Rider
Rides the vocal level before the chain, to an absolute target or a set distance above whatever is on the side chain, and writes the ride to an automation lane.
Bus Balance
One instance per group bus. Holds each group a set distance from another group as heard, kick as the anchor in most styles, with style ladders, a slow narrow ride, Freeze and Bake to a static trim. Every window shows the whole ladder.
Every plugin has the same loudness panel: momentary as a bar with reference lines at -14 and -23, short-term as the large number, integrated below it, and a reset. The meter is EBU R128 (K-weighted, gated) and reads the plugin's output, so what you see is what leaves the insert.
Where a plugin changes level, the bypass is level-matched: when you press it, the plugin notes the loudness difference between its input and output and plays the raw input at the output's level, so the comparison is about sound and not about which one is louder.
All windows resize with a fixed aspect ratio. Every control is a Logic parameter and can be automated.