ATK SD1
by Matthieu Brucher
by Matthieu Brucher
2.8 / 5
(16 votes)
Win32
Win64
OSX
VST
AU
ATK SD1 is an emulation of the famous Boss SD1 overdrive.
It is built on top of the Audio ToolKit library, and implements the overdrive (oversampling x8) and the tone sections of the original pedal. Contrary to usual distortions, the SD1 features an asymmetric overdrive section that adds even harmonics to the sound.
Comes in VST and VST3.
It is built on top of the Audio ToolKit library, and implements the overdrive (oversampling x8) and the tone sections of the original pedal. Contrary to usual distortions, the SD1 features an asymmetric overdrive section that adds even harmonics to the sound.
Comes in VST and VST3.
Downloads
Win 32 VST
(11.3 Mb)
Win 64 VST
(11.3 Mb)
Mac OSX VST
(11.4 Mb)
Mac OSX AU
(5.7 Mb)
(1 / 5)
CPU usage spikes up to 20% when playing just snare sounds.. CPU HOG.
(5 / 5)
303 Killer Distortion.
(5 / 5)
Anduvo perfecto en Reaper
(4 / 5)
Downloaded to try. Using it in Presonus Studio One. It sounds pretty good. Pretty close to the actual pedal.
(4 / 5)
What´s going on? I can´t understand the bad ratings. I own (and often use) two old harware Boss SD-1 made in Japan and I can say: In combination with an ampsim it sound very accurate. Only the cpu-load is a little bit high...
Good plugin well works in Reaper
(5 / 5)
I really liked it, sounds similar and enough analogic for me!
(0 / 5)
Does not work for me.. Keep making very loud noise that completely drowns all the input signal out :-(
(1 / 5)
The sound is nowhere like it's "gold" GUI. Enough said.
Hi Mathieu, First and foremost, thank you for releasing this plugin. Hats off to you my friends and I hope good fortune comes to you :) This plugin makes for a great addition before an amp plugin and I would like very much to use it. A while back I downloaded v1.0.1, however, unfortunately when I put any plugin after it the DAW becomes choppy. I just downloaded v2.0.0 and it sounds better and runs a little better, but my DAW becomes choppyI wish I had great news to report, haha. In case you are wondering, here is some of my system specs:- Win7 - 64Bit - 2.33Ghz 4-core Xenon processor - 20GB of RAM - RealTek HD sound card - DAW: Adobe Audition C. I've tried the following rates and samples: Khz: 44.1Khz, 44Khz, 96KhzBit Rates: 16, 24, 32 (float) - ASIO4ALL (used in DAW). I edit the registry for ASIO4ALL and set the sample rate respectively to which ever rate I'm trying. I also edit the ASIO4ALL registry for the buffer so I can set it lower than what ASIO4ALL's GUI will allow. I set the ASIO4ALL buffer to 32. For reassurance that that my registry hack (which pushes ASIO4ALL past it's limits) isn't the cause (anf I'm guessing) - I can say that many times I have recorded sessions with multiple plugins and tracks, playing live and recording at the same time - using my registry hack and I never experience choppiness. Things that increase the choppiness: - Turning the Drive up - Turning the Volume up - Turning the Tone up. However, with all up or all down, it is still choppy. I can't say for sure that your plugin is even the cause of the choppiness, I try to be open minded, haha. Anyway, thank you for offering it for free :) Mike
(4 / 5)
works fairly well for me, sounds good too.
Crashing Cubase 8, too...
(0 / 5)
This plugin sucks! I try to use it with Ableton Live 9 and it causes the program to crash!
The plugin works exceedingly well for me and it sounds pretty good