Rectiplyer
by Liquidclear
by Liquidclear
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Win32
VST
Rectiplyer is an octave distortion.
Rectiplyer was designed to create interesting distorted and fuzzy lead guitar sounds.
The effect simultaneously transposes the optionally distorted input signal up 1 and 2 octaves, and down 1 and 2 octaves using rectifiers and a zero-crossing modulation technique.
Generally, the octave tones will sound not clean and smooth, but harsh and distorted, like a dirty fuzz box.
The distorted/transposed signals can be blended together as well as individually panned.
Rectiplyer was designed to create interesting distorted and fuzzy lead guitar sounds.
The effect simultaneously transposes the optionally distorted input signal up 1 and 2 octaves, and down 1 and 2 octaves using rectifiers and a zero-crossing modulation technique.
Generally, the octave tones will sound not clean and smooth, but harsh and distorted, like a dirty fuzz box.
The distorted/transposed signals can be blended together as well as individually panned.
- Power: Turns Rectiplyer on and off (when off, thru signal is stereo).
- Tone: Adjusts cutoff of the 1p LP filter. Turn this to the left to reduce high frequencies and harshness.
- Octave Levels/Pan: Adjusts the level and stereo balance of each octave.
- Drive Amount: Adjusts the intensity of the distortion.
- Drive: Turns the distortion effect on and off.
- Volume: Main output level.
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Win 32 VST
(1.2 Mb)