RDistortion breaks, CPU explodes

[RunBeerRun]

I thought this was Wendy's, where's my tall shake?

On the 32 bit rdistortion if I run a wav through it in Savihost then boost the 2 knobs at the left and as well as the output volume it breaks and then cpu goes to 50%.

I'm not finished with my burger yet

[rcrath]

RunBeerRun said: "RDistortion breaks, CPU explodes".

Must try this

[RunBeerRun]

You might have to load it in Savihost to access this special feature.

It was better than the Eplex7 one though.

[enroe]

Here is RDistortion (64-bit, windows-10, Reaper 6.14) very stable.
No crash, only smoothly working.

My rating for RDistortion:

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Works well: Slight distortion, easily adjustable due
to the LP and HP filters, I like type "E" best.

Very good for clean guitars: it makes them distinctive
and adds the smoothness you'd expect from guitar
amps.

CPU load: So medium, but also sounds pretty good.

Good: Sound, GUI clearly arranged, nice knobs,
dll-file made available for download (no installation
needed).

Bad: With A, B, C, D, E a lot of types. The two
best would be better and clearer here.

Valuation: ++

I'd say: Mr. Rems, well done!

[enroe]

As you can see in the rating, I like RDistortion.

But I have a little

---- suggestion for improvement ----

Whenever I turn the "Pre-G." button up, I have to turn down
the "Post-G." button about the same amount. So I always have
to turn both buttons simultaneously, but in opposite directions.

So how about combining "Pre-G." and "Post-G." into a single
button? You could then call it "Gain", for example. You can
still control the overall volume with the "Out G.".

That would make RDistortion a lot easier to use. And - in the
sense of the DC2021, it would not, strictly speaking, be a
function update (not allowed) but a GUI update (allowed).

[enroe]

BTW, I 've decided to give 5 points to RDistortion. In my opinion
this is the best plugin of the DC2021.