Transistor Distortion 01 S

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Transistor Distortion 01 S

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Hi everyone,

here is a little distortion unit thats sounds more analog than the standard cw distortion.

:) hope you enjoy

check it on single channel (percussion, synth, 303)

make your sounds slightly more aggressive or even extreme aggressive.

f.e. use it on a kick to make it cut better through a mix.
Especially for electronic music styles.
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Post by Shroomz~> »

Nice one, thanks hifi ;¬)
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Post by hifiboom »

still nothing perfect,
yet its a good start to improve it further. :)
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Post by dawman »

It's good that you included the noise knob. On most Bowen synths the overdrive, and distortion doesn't really get cookin' till a little noise is added. Afterall it is what made the old pedals sound good way back when, transistors, old batteries, noise and distortion. Inna Gadda Da Vida Honey,..................wait a minute,...this is the cheezier version,.....................Eat A Gob Of Velveeta Honey,......ankyu.
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Post by hifiboom »

thanks to you stardust.

your andromeda knob
makes me hot.

:D

@Jimmy : noise is essential..... thats what I think too, its a bit of randomness in digital world, ....
which helps to avoid that static sound.

this device is by far not the final-solution in terms of distortion, but it may fit better in some cases than a standard clipper.... :P

@ thanks to shroomz also for his nice gui elements, I won`t find the time to learn blender properly in the next weeks/months.

Time is limited, life is short......... :D
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Post by ElectronicaDub »

On a few organ patches on my old Ensoniq synth I layer a small amount of white noise or even vinyl crackle so that the distortion has something extra to chew on. After reading this thread, I've ahd a few ideas about getting a more analog sound out of my squeeky clean digital distortion effects and units. Planet Z is a wonderful place. Unlike other forums, people here genuinley want to help each other rather than show off about what they know.
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Post by Mr Arkadin »

Hi hifiboom,
i missed this one first time round, was having a little search and found this. However when i come to try it i cannot open the control surface by double-clicking or right clicking. Maybe it's appearing off-screen. Any chance you could look at it, i'd quite like to try it out?

Cheers,
Mr Arkadin.
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Post by hifiboom »

please try this one.

actually I think its not really perfect sounding...
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Post by Mr Arkadin »

Thanks for the quick fix.
hifiboom wrote:
actually I think its not really perfect sounding...
Hhhm.. distortion... perfect sounding :D i think you get my point. It's supposed to sound BAD. :wink:
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Post by hifiboom »

thats true, but let me explain it like this:
I did not succeed to get it sound exactly like I wanted it to. :P
hubird

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:-)

thanks anyway, will try it.
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