Aaron Rutledge has updated Tweakbench Studio, available for:
- Desktop version – $60.00 (usually $170.00)
- iOS version – $69.99
What’s new in version 4.0.260203:
- New Features:
- MTS-ESP microtuning support added to 12 svnths: Carillon, Monomate Padawan, Papaya, Peach, Pippo Pressure, Rebar, Ritual, Saffron, Tapeworm, and Triforce
- Bug Fixes:
- Saffron: Fixed iOs window resize limits
- Cobweb: Fixed audio not passing through when host transport is stopped
- Fixed potential denormal accumulation in reverb (Kettle, Looms, Papaya Pudding, Ritual, Saffron)
- Fixed potential division by zero in delay effects (Kettle, Looms, Papaya Pudding, Ritual, Saffron)
- Improvements:
- Improved sample player code structure (Peach, Tapeworm, Toad)
- Code clean-up and stability improvements across all plugins
Tweakbench has recently made a major comeback. After nearly 20 years of being “legacy” 32-bit software, the entire suite was rewritten in C++ and relaunched in December 2025 for modern 64-bit systems.
Tweakbench Studio brings the full collection of Tweakbench instruments and effects to iOS as AUv3 plugins.
Install once and access all 28 plugins in your favorite ios DAW.
Watch Doug’s overview HERE.
Tweakbench Studio is available to PC, Mac, Linux and iOS users (VST3, AU, CLAP and AUv3).
For more information on Tweakbench Studio, click here:
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