Noizefield has published a long-form Talk-Zone #77 interview with Piruz Labs. It goes further into how we actually work than anything we have written about ourselves.
Read the full interview on Noizefield
A few lines from it.
On why the controls are called GUILT, DENIAL and DOSE instead of something like "feedback amount":
Because those names tell you what will happen to you, and "feedback amount" does not.
On turning an idea into DSP:
The thing I am chasing is not a transfer function, it is a feeling, and I cannot hear a feeling in a plot.
On why there are no subscriptions and no iLok:
If someone buys a plugin and builds a record around it, that record should not stop opening because a payment failed. Renting someone access to their own past work is not a business I want.
It also covers the development stack, how the catalogue gets tested, the Talk Moonshine crash that was invisible in every place people normally look, where AI genuinely helps and where it produces code that looks right and is not, and the part of shipping plugins that turned out to be hardest, which was not the audio at all.
Noizefield readers get 10% off Piruz Labs plugins with the code NOIZEFIELD at checkout.
Thank you to Max and the Noizefield team for the time and the thoughtful questions.