Some may think I am flogging a dead horse here...
talking about jesusonic still...
For myself I have used it ...the original jesusonic that is...from back 2003-2004 ...



Instead of being stuck with someone else's concept of a "complete" system, with no room to grow and create inside of, like every other effects processor...
I always had a thing for it since one can write one's own effects for it, one isn't restricted.

sure it isn't flashy, it is the opposite of that.
But what it can do...
here is a good example what jesusonic 2004 can do...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWS4JKi0w80

And so my hopes that the linux version (it is free) of jesusonic could run on the nxx0's


some never stopped working on jesusonic and making it better, by the way...
In fact,
Flash forward a few years ...
Like to this year
to last May
And look at the evolution of jesusonic into this Freaky *****!!!

I JUST stumbled into this and discussions on their work over the last 3 years.
I HAD NO IDEA it was still being worked on.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f9fOeBecaY

I had no idea...
This new reimagining and use of jesusonic ..
jsusfx - the Opensource Jesusonic FX implementation for linux...
is in the debian and buntu repos...as in current builds.

I will have to play with this plugged into one of my instruments on my laptop.