GNormal 1.0

Remedy denormal problems by introducing extremely low-level noise to the signal path GNormal plugin was designed to help you remedy denormal problems by introducing extremely low-level noise to the signal path.
Some CPUs employ techniques to extend the accuracy of floating-point calculations involving very small numbers. These small numbers are called denormals.
Unfortunately, calculations involving denormals can be very slow, drastically affecting audio DSP performance; and in most cases the numbers involved are too small to be of any interest anyhow.
Adding noise to the signal path can prevent denormals from reaching subsequent calculations by keeping the signal level above the denormal range. The level of the noise added is so low that it is inaudible. Free VST noise generator for preventing denormals.
The simplest way to configure GNormal is to place it before a suspect plug-in and set the "Level" parameter to maximum. Try each setting of the "Type" parameter to see if the problem goes away. When you have found a suitable noise-type, you should reduce the noise-level as much as possible.
System requirements:
- You need a PC running Windows and a VST host.