The FET, in turn, is turned on and off by a high-frequency clock.
It's a fairly simple circuit with an input and output buffer, linked by a FET. So, overall, we find Krush to be quite effective, and a fun VST to mess around with.As noted in another thread, I put together the circuit titled "analog bit crusher" and "Horndog" on the Madbean site. Modulations can help you create sweeping, rhythmic effects that are perfect for electronic music. The filter lets you dial in or dial out certain frequencies to reduce or increase the intensity of the sound. We find its drive to be quite effective on its own, with crush and dwsp adding some serious lo-fi character. In terms of sound, Krush attempts to combine the best aspects of digital and analog modeling. It is rare to find a bitcrusher with a modulation module, so take note. Of course, you’ve got master controls for your dry and wet signal too. As you can see, with Krush you get controls for drive, crush dwsp, filter, freq, res, as well as a modulations segment – Free/Sync, rate, shape, drive, crush, dwsp, freq, and res. Their circles are a little pixelated though – not sure what happened there.Īnyway, this isn’t a fashion show, and the effect itself plays heavily into its overall usefulness. Though not perfect, you can see what they were going for – a subtle, sleek, “thin” design with a couple of accent colors and muted text. If we were rating plugins strictly on their appearance, then Tritik’s Krush would rank relatively high on this list.
Still, it’s nice that you can get all that for free. Melda also has irritating, built-in reminders to upgrade. This package is technically free, but you will need to upgrade for $59 if you want to unlock all the functionality. MBitFun is bundled up with 37 free plugins inside the Windows and Mac compatible MFreeFXBundle. You can access each bit while applying different operations.Īs with any bitcrusher, it’s possible to get carried away with the effect, making your tracks somewhat unlistenable. Check out the video below – you will see just how much you can do with this VST effect by messing with the settings – from subtle, subdued effects to all out distorted and crushed mayhem.Īs Melda explains, MBitFun coverts your audio into limited fixed-point precision form, from one to 16 bits per sample. MBitFun could prove the perfect bitcrusher to add to your arsenal as it’s beautifully designed and highly configurable. If in doubt, it’s worth checking to see if they have it, because their plugs are reliable and solid. Count on MeldaProduction to bring the goods.
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