I know how this WORKS lol. Dup the input signal, apply a narrow notch eq on the second, distort that how you choose. play the two inputs in parallel. Your output result is a plugin that enables you to apply a "controlled" distortion
differences are subtle but many. Spectre has a different sat algo for each band. Spectre doesnt have a sat amount, just increases with the bands gain. Spectre has many more sat algos. Spectre doesnt have pre filters. Overall this seems more of a fuzzbox/sound design tool, Spectre more of a saturator/exciter for sutble mixing jobs. I love Spectre. Will give this one a miss
yooo so can i get that sample you used towards the end of your video??? im saying...
🔥🔥🔥
I agree, would love to hear that song!
freke80 if we can find it out. I’ll make it happen
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I know how this WORKS lol.
Dup the input signal, apply a narrow notch eq on the second, distort that how you choose. play the two inputs in parallel. Your output result is a plugin that enables you to apply a "controlled" distortion
How is this different than Spectre? Because I may go with yours since your price is a lot lower.
differences are subtle but many. Spectre has a different sat algo for each band. Spectre doesnt have a sat amount, just increases with the bands gain. Spectre has many more sat algos. Spectre doesnt have pre filters. Overall this seems more of a fuzzbox/sound design tool, Spectre more of a saturator/exciter for sutble mixing jobs. I love Spectre. Will give this one a miss
This may be a stupid question, but can it act as an distortion pedal for guitar?
Absolutly! You can use it on all kinds of material.
YO WHAT IS THE SONG AT THE END GODDAM
Alpha Zero by Tasha Baxter
Low latency enough to use live?