VINAIstereo is rebuilt around the one widening move that matters, and around instruments you can trust while you use it.

• One reference algorithm: a delayed copy with the left side flipped, summed against the dry. Mono-safe by construction, and measured: the wet cancels below −137 dBFS in the mono fold-down
• Three controls: DRY, WET and TIME (0.1–100 ms), with writable value boxes and fixed-step mouse wheel
• New lab-grade vectorscope: a dwell-intensity beam on a full-scale diamond graticule, a live data header, and a gap fence so the display never resurrects stale audio after the transport stops
• AUTO SCALE visual gain, engaged by default: quasi-peak reference, 2 dB steps with hysteresis, frozen in silence. Measured figure breathing between beats: 0.0%. It scales the picture, never the audio; one click switches to a fixed +6 dBFS scale
• MID / SIDE peak meters and a 41-segment correlation column read the actual post-bypass output, so the meters and your ears always agree
• Sessions saved with 1.0.1 do not carry over their knob positions: the parameter set changed with the new engine. Re-dial DRY, WET and TIME once and re-save

VINAIcore is rebuilt around one idea: nothing between you and the sound. Zero latency, a hard 0 dBFS ceiling, and a fully reactive engine.

• VINAIcore now runs at zero latency: the lookahead and the clip oversampler are gone, and the plugin reports 0 samples in every mode. Hosts simply stop compensating; sessions need no re-alignment
• The engine is reactive: the gain no longer anticipates transients, so attacks keep more of their bite. That extra edge is the new character
• CLIP is now a hard ceiling at 0 dBFS. Everything under full scale passes bit-exact (the old soft ceiling started shaping at −0.5 dBFS), so hot material reads louder and more open. Intersample peaks can still exceed 0: it is not a true-peak limiter
• ROUND keeps its soft knee for already-hot material, now running at native rate
• The per-band DC blockers move from 7 Hz to 5 Hz, easing their phase touch on the audible low end

VINAIanalog gets its first feature release: a named five-tier Intensity, a new MODE switch with two voicings, a phosphor waveform display and full-range focus dials.

• VINAIanalog Intensity is now five named tiers: LOW, MID, HIGH, EXTREME and UNREAL. The default is MID and sounds exactly as before
• The old numeric steps are retired. Sessions and automation written against them will not land on the same density, so re-check anything you had automated on Intensity
• New MODE switch, sitting left of BYPASS: two voicings of the engine. A is the default and the sound of every earlier version, B gathers the color tight around RANGE LOW
• The IN / OUT display is rebuilt as a phosphor instrument: an afterglow trail on the OUT trace, a fine graticule with zero axis and amplitude ticks, scanlines and IN / OUT legend chips
• RANGE LOW and RANGE HIGH now both travel linearly across the full 1 Hz–22 kHz span, with the high edge simply staying at least 50 Hz clear of the low edge. The old 500 Hz wall between them is gone, so re-check any automation on either dial
• Reported latency now tops out at 64 samples at UNREAL, PDC-compensated as always

A low-end double: VINAImono's phase display becomes a dual-lane instrument, and VINAIultrabass redefines BOOST around a hard +12 dB ceiling.

• VINAImono's phase display goes dual-lane: a blue lane for the input correlation, a lava lane for the output, and a molten fill between them showing the energy NEXT GEN recovers
• VINAImono automation lanes now read like the interface: NEXT GEN instead of a bare index, FULL instead of a raw frequency
• VINAImono hardening from the July suite audit: metering is immune to NaN latch-ups on near-anti-phase material, extreme finite input is quarantined at the door, and right-click no longer toggles BYPASS
• VINAIultrabass BOOST and WIDTH are now fully independent: WIDTH shapes the bell, BOOST sets the gain, and neither moves the other
• BOOST travel now runs from 0 to exactly +12 dB, with the default at +4 dB
• The analyzer is rescaled to the new ceiling with labels every 3 dB, so the bell uses the full display height
• The peak readout gets a fixed home in the display header (Hz · note · dB) instead of following the bell around
• The divider between the analyzer and the Saturation Core is gone; the display reads as one instrument
• Sessions saved with 1.1.0 keep their knob positions; because the travel is rescaled, a saved BOOST can read up to 1.2 dB lower than before. Re-check bass levels on older projects
• The internal test battery now verifies the bell gain on processed audio at every setting, not only on the math that draws it

A focused release on the ceiling and the low end: VINAIclip gets a redesigned interface and a deep DSP audit; VINAIultrabass ships its drive and display refinements.

• VINAIclip gets a redesigned interface: a larger transfer panel with live signal dot, GR waterfall history, instant GR ladder and engraved threshold / scale annotations
• VINAIclip refines its algorithm lineup to three: Hard · Warm · Tube. Bright has been retired; existing sessions that used it load Tube automatically
• VINAIclip's LUFS metering is now fully BS.1770-4 compliant. Bass-heavy material can read up to ~1.4 LU lower than 1.0.1. The new reading is the correct one
• VINAIclip oscilloscope adds flicker-free window anchoring, zero-crossing trigger at short windows, 0 dB overflow rails, IN / OUT / 0dB view toggles and a window up to 5 s
• VINAIclip also tightens automation and preset recall (gesture-safe IN/OUT linking), adds an anti-aliased metering reference and is hardened against extreme float input
• VINAIclip users who automated the OVERSAMPLE selector should re-check that lane after updating (the internal value map changed)
• VINAIultrabass 1.1.0 puts DRIVE and BOOST readouts in dB, adds a drive-volume display and brings 17 stability and consistency fixes from the suite audit

A stability and consistency pass across all eight instruments, following a full internal audit. No new features, just a tighter, quieter, more dependable suite.

• Click-free bypass. Every plugin now crossfades in and out of bypass with no pop or zipper noise
• Sample-rate consistency: saturation, crossover and metering coefficients track the host rate identically at 44.1 kHz through 192 kHz
• Audit fixes resolve a set of edge-case state and parameter issues surfaced by the suite-wide review
• Extreme-input resilience is hardened against denormals, NaNs and sustained over-level material
• State round-trip: preset and session recall verified bit-for-bit across hosts
• Windows build parity. Windows VST3 builds now match the macOS VST3 / AU output sample-for-sample

The first public release of the VINAI suite. Eight precision instruments built on one machined design language, VST3 and AU, macOS and Windows.