Joshua Postel DeepGliss Alpha 0.1.4

DeepGliss is a free, open-source plugin that lets you glide smoothly between chords rather than snapping from one to the next. Instead of hard chord changes, you get continuous pitch bending, which is useful for creating expressive transitions in electronic, ambient, and film-style music. The tool is aimed at hobby producers who want to add movement and a more organic feel to their chord progressions without complex automation. It runs on macOS and is currently in alpha, so expect some rough edges and known issues. Since the code is publicly available, technically minded users can inspect or modify it. At around 13 MB, it is lightweight. Audio examples are provided on the project page. This is not a finished commercial product, but a free experiment worth trying if you work with evolving harmonic textures and want to explore glissando-style chord changes in your DAW.