Hypercube VST is a parameter reducer plugin for VST2 instruments. It reduces the number of synthesizer/effect parameters to just three (3) which makes it easier to find new sounds than changing 20+ parameters that may be available through the normal user interface. Hypercube VST user interface generates wrapper VST plugins that have reduced parameters but depend on the original VST plugin for audio synthesis.

To do parameter reduction a VST module must have more presets of good instruments/effects than there are parameters. The existing good presets are used to find "three-dimensional space of good sounds", which can be then explored by using only three parameters: X, Y, and Z.
Hypercube VST currently only supports 64bit VST2 modules that allow reading preset values.
One example VST2 synth that works reasonably well with Hypercube is Sylenth1 and another one is Helm.
NOTE: Hypercube VST wrapper DLLs don't work anymore with FL Studio for unknown reasons. Plugins work with Renoise DAW. Plugins also worked with older versions of Cubase.
NEW!: You can integrate this to your plugin (C/C++) by using our libcube DLL-library for Windows: github site.Youtube video showing how to use libHypercube.
Youtube video showing how to use Hypercube VST (old version)
Hypercube VST v1.0.9921 beta installer (Windows)
Hypercube VST v0.96 beta installer (Windows)
Examples of new sounds found using Hypercube VST:
Hosaka is audiovisual software that shows video stimulation and measure changes to EEG. It then computes a machine learning model and uses it to choose a stimulus that is most likely to cause a wanted target EEG state. This means dynamic stimulation of the nervous system based on its temporal state wherein medicine manipulations are always static and don't change/respond quickly to the current state of the nervous system.

Youtube video activating brain with audio stimulation. Activates brain (measurements from my brain) by increasing gamma and theta brainwaves.
Youtube example video of generated picture streams (adapted to my brain and nudges brain to the same state as the EEG response to music) which should cause relaxedness.
Video picture stream created by software. The software maximizes delta and gamma brainwaves which should increase healing (picture stream adapted to my brain's temporal state).
Inner Circle is a simple message and file encryption tool for Windows. It uses AES 256bit encryption twice making it more secure than pure AES implementations (theoretical key size is 512bit. MITM attack reduces keys to 256bit but requires 2^256 bytes of memory making it unpractical).
The tool uses symmetric AES encryption instead of public keys which should be quantum computing resistant. The software requires 64bit Java and is free to use. The program writes encrypted data in ASCII text format which can be cut'n'pasted to messaging apps or emails and back to Inner Circle when decrypting data.

Inner Circle v0.92b ZIP-file (Java/Windows)
[requires the newest Java OpenJDK such as AdoptOpenJDK]