"anal.'tortion" - dec. 18th 2009 - Major Update!!!

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looking forward to trying this. thanks ;)


~BREN

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thanks cats, i'm off to ohio in like under ~24 so keep it real - i may get chance to release some on the road, but it will be through stolen laptops

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What are the various types?
"God...He's my favourite fictional character." Homer.

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they are the various settings of the u-biquadx - peak, low pass, low/high shelf, etc... allows the pedal to have more flexibility, which is what i try and provide, a flxibility to go from nice and usefull - to yuo bastard blew my speakers!! :D - u-biquadx wrapped vst, by me

this one i believe the settings are labeled, or at least you can check out the filter without distortion, so see how it affects the signal - i suggest a saw wave and a scope - good luck smashing and trashing!!

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Ok, they're filter types. I thought they were distortion types.
"God...He's my favourite fictional character." Homer.

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gonna try this one out tommorow

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This plug looks wicked. pc only i'm sure, still awesome looking.

congrats

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This sounds great for low or high gain, thanks.
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Nice GUI! Great name!

I'm gonna try this out soon.
⬆ Jon from The REAPER Blog

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just tried this in renoise today,woow its really nasty,great plug-in dover666 :love:

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WOW ! :o I'm really loving this. Sounds really nasty and compliments Kombinat and Ohmicide really well. This'll see alot of play, its really great sounding. Thanks alot :)

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first mbd,then koroder and now this :love: ,now i dont need more distortions,loving it :D

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good for single note bass sounds and drum hits! thanks!

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indeed... i kind of like how it floods so easily - bad saturation recovery is nice for the proper application, eh?

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any more users ???

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