Inter::State combines routing, macro management, modulation, diagnostics, and feedback into a single, fixed workspace around your existing effects. Build complex chains without the usual chaos of scattered plug-in windows, one-off controller assignments, and guesswork about levels.
Review
DAW mixers are ineffective at handling detailed signals. Inter::State is a standalone host that runs your existing plugins in serial, parallel, or multiband configurations within a single insert slot. It provides low-level utilities—resampling, phase alignment, and LUFS mapping—that your third-party plugins missed, keeping your session free of cluttered AUX tracks and routing workarounds.
Key Features
: Multi-band and Parallel Routing: Split audio through phase crossovers or parallel paths. Sum them internally without managing external AUX tracks or introducing latency compensation errors in hosts.
Per-Slot Oversampling (up to 16x): Apply uniform, high-quality oversampling to any hosted plugin, forcing legacy DSP to run cleanly at higher sample rates.
Built-in gain stage: Accurate, level-matched A/B monitoring. Use Auto-Match for fixed level correction or Auto-Gain for continuous LUFS compensation during setup.
Phase and Time Alignment: Microdelay offset and phase inversion per slot. Correct phase shift introduced by third-party saturators and equalizers in parallel chains before summing.
Diagnostic Visualizers: Real-time spectrum analysis, measurements, and high-frame-rate oscilloscope overviews placed exactly where they’re needed in the signal path.
A close-up of a bridge with the label “INTERSTATE BRIDGE” in the background.
Bypassing focus on a DAW track .
Inter::State[Bridge] is the central control surface for any DAW session running Inter::State.
DAW environments forcibly isolate MIDI input from the current track. If you need a single macro knob on a hardware controller to simultaneously control a compressor on a drum bus and a filter on a synth group, you typically have to create a complex, DAW-specific routing environment.
Inter::State[Bridge] solves this issue using IPC.
Place the Bridge plugin on the same track as the MIDI weapon. It captures incoming MIDI control data and broadcasts it directly via shared memory to every active Inter::State instance in your session.
Map one hardware encoder or automation lane to parameters of multiple tracks in a single destination.
Completely bypass the restrictive DAW sandbox with track-focused control.
Zero-latency transmission. No environmental wiring required.
