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@AdamUllmann AdamUllmann released this 13 Nov 05:43
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Modu-DISTORT

ModuDistort is a versatile audio distortion plugin designed to provide a wide range of tonal coloration and textural effects to your audio. Built using the JUCE framework, it offers a modern approach to sound processing, making it a valuable tool for musicians, producers, and sound designers.

Distortion Interface

Features

  • Multiple Distortion Types: Includes Tube, Soft Clip, Hard Clip, and Fuzz distortion types, each offering unique characteristics.
  • Drive Control: Adjusts the intensity of the distortion effect.
  • Mix Control: Blends the processed signal with the original, allowing for precise balance between distorted and clean sound.
  • Input and Output Volume Controls: Separate controls for input and output volume ensure optimum signal levels.
  • Intuitive Interface: User-friendly interface with clear labeling for easy operation.
  • Stereo Processing: Capable of processing stereo signals, making it suitable for a wide range of audio sources.

System Requirements

  • Compatible with most DAWs (Digital Audio Workstations) supporting VST, AU, and other common plugin formats.

Installation for VST3

  1. Download the plugin from the provided link.
  2. Extract the downloaded .vst3 file to C:Program_Files/Common_files/VST3.
  3. Follow your DAW's instructions for adding and scanning new plugins.
  4. Locate ModuDistort in your DAW's plugin list and add it to a track.

Usage

  1. Select Distortion Type: Choose from Tube, Soft Clip, Hard Clip, or Fuzz.
  2. Adjust Drive: Increase for more intensity or decrease for subtler effects.
  3. Set Mix Level: Find the perfect blend between the original and distorted signals.
  4. Manage Volumes: Use Input and Output controls to manage signal levels before and after processing.

Tips for Best Results

  • Experiment with different distortion types on various instruments to discover unique sound textures.
  • Use the Mix control to add just a hint of distortion for subtle enhancements or go full for more aggressive effects.
  • Adjust input volume to control how hard the signal hits the distortion stage for varied effects.

What's Changed

  • Added files, improved UI, and implimented distortion by @AdamUllmann in #1

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/AdamUllmann/modu-DISTORT/commits/1.0.0

Contributors

AdamUllmann
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