UPDATES:
V1.1:
- built-in oversampler with internal sidechain
for superior saturation quality
- renamed 'x2 zoom' button to 'ZOOM' to avoid
confusion with oversampler buttons
for superior saturation quality
- renamed 'x2 zoom' button to 'ZOOM' to avoid
confusion with oversampler buttons
MAIN FEATURES:
- small and light user interface
- FIR / IIR oversampling filter type
- 2x 4x 8x 16x oversampling rate
- hard clipper
- 0x zero latency mode
(bypass oversampling)
- x2 zoom
- FIR / IIR oversampling filter type
- 2x 4x 8x 16x oversampling rate
- hard clipper
- 0x zero latency mode
(bypass oversampling)
- x2 zoom
THE IDEA BEHIND:
Placing an
oversampling
plugin
at the end of your FX chain
is enough to obtain
the resampling benefit
for the entire chain
including all the plugins
before it and even those without it.
This meant opening heavy plugins
with large interfaces
just to use their oversampler.
That felt wasteful.
So the idea was
to build something as
small and light
as possible:
just the oversampler,
nothing else.
The clipper came naturally
from another observation:
when oversampling is applied
to an already clipped waveform,
the reconstruction process
introduces slight overshoots
that push the signal
back into distortion.
Adding a hard clipper after
the downsampling stage
keeps the output clean
and within limits.
at the end of your FX chain
is enough to obtain
the resampling benefit
for the entire chain
including all the plugins
before it and even those without it.
This meant opening heavy plugins
with large interfaces
just to use their oversampler.
That felt wasteful.
So the idea was
to build something as
small and light
as possible:
just the oversampler,
nothing else.
The clipper came naturally
from another observation:
when oversampling is applied
to an already clipped waveform,
the reconstruction process
introduces slight overshoots
that push the signal
back into distortion.
Adding a hard clipper after
the downsampling stage
keeps the output clean
and within limits.
