iZotope Trash Released

[swilow11]

Seems like automation is borked in Bitwig. Trying to automate the convolution XY pad but the parameter being selected when I touch the draggable point on the xy pad keeps switching to B3 Solo. Makes it very hard to assign a modulator to in Bitwig.

Sounds amazingly good but is horrendous to use.

I did manage to map these in a remote control panel quite some time ago - which still works

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/nm4x5aqq ... uumr7&dl=0

Oh nice, thanks for this

[simon.a.billington]

Should be called Trash 0 because they stripped it down from version 2.
Junk and still heavy on cpu and graphics are sluggish.

Oversampling and convolution are two processes that will always be heavy on the CPU. Especially if you're wanting th plugin to do all those extra calculations ins smaller amount of time in order to reduce latency so it can be used live.

[digitalboytn]

Should be called Trash 0 because they stripped it down from version 2.
Junk and still heavy on cpu and graphics are sluggish.

I still use Trash 2 because I prefer it in so many ways to the new wizz bang model

[swilow11]

Seems like automation is borked in Bitwig. Trying to automate the convolution XY pad but the parameter being selected when I touch the draggable point on the xy pad keeps switching to B3 Solo. Makes it very hard to assign a modulator to in Bitwig.

Sounds amazingly good but is horrendous to use.

I did manage to map these in a remote control panel quite some time ago - which still works

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/nm4x5aqq ... uumr7&dl=0

How do I get this working? I've made a trash default and put the remote control file in the hidden devices folder as per your instructions elsewhere but not getting remote control loading.

[swilow11]

So many annoying things about this. Just the simple thing of selecting a distortion type and not being returned to the gui until you click out of it. Seems like no way to have an init preset either.

It sounds so good though. I really like the simple Saturate shapes. Once called "gentle harmonics" sounds so lovely on a plucked bassline.