tubeAmp Designer 1.2.1

This is bugfix release.

Changes:

1. Fixed several severe bugs in Profiler.
2. Fixed crush in Player when Profiler started during playback.

tubeAmp Designer 1.2.1 - standalone guitar processor and *. tapf profile editor.
May be used instead of the tubeAmp plugin as standalone JACK application.

This is the first release, version number 1.2 is for unification with KPP,
because it use the same guitar amp emulator.

Allows you to create and edit profiles for tubeAmp.
Additional functions:

• Profiler. Allows you to pass the test signal through any real amplifier,
  software or hardware processor, model of an electrical circuit. Automatically
  analyzes the result and adjusts the settings of the profile.

• Auto-equalizer. Allows you to adjust the sound of any profile to any reference recording.
  It is analog of specMatch in guitarix or Amp Match in BIAS Amp.

• Deconvolver. Allows you to get impulse responses (IRs) of guitar cabinets
  by passing a test signal through them. Calculated IR can be sent
  to profile, or you can save it to a *.wav file and use it in any convolver
  or IR player.

• Convolver. Allows you to superimpose multiple IRs on top of each other.
  For example, you can add reverb to the profile.

tubeAmp Designer 1.2

tubeAmp Designer 1.2 - standalone guitar processor and *. tapf profile editor.
May be used instead of the tubeAmp plugin as standalone JACK application.

This is the first release, version number 1.2 is for unification with KPP,
because it use the same guitar amp emulator.

Allows you to create and edit profiles for tubeAmp.
Additional functions:

• Profiler. Allows you to pass the test signal through any real amplifier,
  software or hardware processor, model of an electrical circuit. Automatically
  analyzes the result and adjusts the settings of the profile.

• Auto-equalizer. Allows you to adjust the sound of any profile to any reference recording.
  It is analog of specMatch in guitarix or Amp Match in BIAS Amp.

• Deconvolver. Allows you to get impulse responses (IRs) of guitar cabinets
  by passing a test signal through them. Calculated IR can be sent
  to profile, or you can save it to a *.wav file and use it in any convolver
  or IR player.

• Convolver. Allows you to superimpose multiple IRs on top of each other.
  For example, you can add reverb to the profile.