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What you are downloading

  • INT-Halo

    Visualizer

    Your notes turned into light, with 23 scenes. Two of them: INT-Halo follows the MIDI you play, and INT-Halo Audio follows whichever track you pick. You choose which ones to install.

    Version0.2.1
    Size5.2 MB
    NeedsWindows 10 or 11, 64-bit
    Downloads105

  • Audio pack

    Six plugins

    INT-Align, INT-Tidy, INT-Even, INT-Whisper, INT-Spaces and INT-Reverse in a single installer. VST3 and CLAP, and you pick which ones to install.

    Version0.9.1
    Size9.4 MB
    NeedsWindows 10 or 11, 64-bit
    Downloads92

The first time, Windows will say it "protected your PC": click "More info" then "Run anyway".

What "free during the beta" means

You get the whole thing: no watermark, no time limit on use, no account to create. Later on they will be paid. Whatever you download now stays yours, for good.

Why do we ask for your email?

Two reasons: to send you the link, and to tell you when a new version is out. It is not shared with anyone and you can unsubscribe with one click.

Why trust this

  • Made by a musician who uses them every day to record.
  • Every version passes pluginval at its strictest level before shipping: that is the test that proves music software can actually load it.
  • Installer and downloads live on GitHub, out in the open.

FAQ

What everybody asks

Is it really free, or is there fine print?

It is free for as long as the beta lasts, with no usage limit and no watermark. INT-Halo is under active development and what we need right now is real people using it and telling us what breaks. No card required, no locked features.

Windows says it protected my PC. Is it a virus?

No. That warning is not a virus detection: Windows shows it for any program that has not built up a reputation yet, meaning it has not seen it enough times to recognise it. Click "More info" then "Run anyway". If you would rather check for yourself, the installer always downloads from INT's public GitHub repository, so you can see exactly where it comes from.

My DAW cannot find the plugin.

The VST3 has to live in C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3, which is the only folder the standard allows. The installer puts it there for you. If it still does not appear, rescan your plugins from the DAW. In FL Studio: Options → Manage plugins → Find more plugins.

I loaded it but it does not react to what I play.

If you are in the standalone app, look at the top bar: it should show your keyboard’s name. If it says no keyboard, plug it in and wait a couple of seconds. If you are in a DAW, check that the INT-Halo track is receiving MIDI, and in FL Studio that "Allow smart disable" is off for this plugin: since INT-Halo produces no sound, FL shuts it down thinking it is idle.

My PC is old and has no graphics card.

It still runs. INT-Halo has a fallback mode that draws on the processor when no graphics card is available. The performance budget is calculated for an integrated Intel HD 620, which is to say an office laptop.

Do I need a specific MIDI keyboard?

No. Any MIDI controller from any brand works. And if you have none, you can try it with your mouse: hold to sustain a note, drag to pitch bend.

Does it work on Mac or Linux?

Not for now. There is only a build for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11. No date for other platforms.

What do you do with my email?

It is used to send you the download link and, if you ticked the box, to tell you when a new version is out. Nothing else. We do not pass it to anyone and we do not use it for anything else, and you can unsubscribe with one click from any email.