OscillateAudio

Credits

Version 1.0 · 26 September 2026

Everything Oscillate Audio sells is written by us. Some parts come from other people, who share their work under open licences — this page names them, as those licences ask and as they deserve. Nothing in our licence restricts the rights their licences give you. The same notices ship in the Licenses folder of every download.

All plug-ins (AU, VST®3, standalone)

Built with JUCE, used under a commercial JUCE licence. JUCE contains the following components, which are part of every plug-in binary:

Full copyright notices and licence texts: third-party-notices.txt.

Typeface in all plug-ins and on this website: IBM Plex Mono and Sans, © IBM Corp., SIL Open Font License 1.1.

CAIRN — the rooms

Impulse responses from OpenAIR, the Open Acoustic Impulse Response Library, Audiolab, University of York, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Changes made: trimmed, the decay below the microphone noise continued from the measured decay rate per octave band, high-passed at 20 Hz, resampled to 48 kHz, level-matched; stereo versions decoded from B-format where needed; 3D versions converted to SN3D and rotated to the direct sound, some spatialised from stereo or mono. The processed files are included openly with CAIRN under CC BY 4.0.

3D HEADPHONES mode: head-related impulse responses from the SADIE II database, subject D1 (Neumann KU100), AudioLab, University of York — © 2018 University of York, Apache License 2.0. Reference: Armstrong, Thresh, Murphy, Kearney, A Perceptual Evaluation of Individual and Non-Individual HRTFs: A Case Study of the SADIE II Database, Applied Sciences 8(11), 2029 (2018). Changed: reduced to 24 virtual loudspeakers and 72 horizontal directions, combined into first-order Ambisonic decoding filters, equalised, time-aligned.

Photographs in CAIRN’s field notes, from Wikimedia Commons (tinted and cropped; images under CC BY-SA are shared under the same licence):

Full notices: cairn-notices.txt.

TARN

Twenty-four of TARN’s presets are fitted to impulse responses from the OpenAIR library (Audiolab, University of York, CC BY 4.0). TARN contains only numbers derived from them, not the recordings.

SCREE

The SINE unit follows the principle of Airwindows “Density” by Chris Johnson (MIT licence): limit, then take the sine. No Airwindows code is included — the credit is a courtesy.

This website

Photographs from Pixabay (Pixabay Content License) by xxx_zephyr_xxx, saragraphika, groovelanddesigns, kevs19, yannickmcosta and suttlemedia, recoloured.

Trademarks

VST is a registered trademark of Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH. Audio Units, Mac and macOS are trademarks of Apple Inc. Ableton, Live, Max for Live and Push are trademarks of Ableton AG; Max is a trademark of Cycling ’74. Other names are used only to say what our products work with. Oscillate Audio is independent and not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by any of these companies.

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