TL;DW: Hardware-style bit and resolution crusher, like really old sampler. BitGlitter Just like last week, when I added a compressor to a big pile of free compressors, this week I’m adding a bitcrusher to a growing pile of free bitcrushers. Just like last week, there’s a little more to it than that. I’m updating-in-place DeRez, […]
TL;DW: Analog-style bit and samplerate crusher. DeRez Here’s a little present to the open source community… and the bitcrusher community. What would an analog bitcrusher even be? It doesn’t even make sense. You’ve got sixteen bits, eight bits, twelve bits: you can’t have, like, eight and a half bits. Sure you can! DeRez is here! […]
TL;DW: Bug-restored version of GrooveWear for more edge. CrunchyGrooveWear This one’s by request though it makes things a bit complicated: bear with me? GrooveWear began as a feature on ToVinyl. It defaulted to ‘on a tiny bit’ and gave a slight treble lift and sculpting of the highs, following its working principle: averaging/smoothing the rate […]
TL;DW: Scrubbing highs off mechanically like a stylus would. GrooveWear Here’s something interesting! I revisited some pieces of ToVinyl4, one of ’em being GrooveWear. In fiddling with it, I discovered that I could put in a dedicated wet/dry for just that one part, and if I did, I got perfect high-frequency rolloff at 50%. In […]
