Signal Destructor

US Aberrant DSP releases Cataclysm for MacOS & Windows      03/11/25

Aberrant DSP describes Cataclysm as a signal destruction machine from a paranoid time. A spokesperson told us, "Inspired by malfunctioning test equipment, illegal wiretaps, and classic analog hardware, Cataclysm brings chaotic circuitry into the digital age."

Features:

  •     Central Drive module with in-depth waveshaping, gating, and tone controls
  •     Tone Circuitry module including unfaithful approximations of three classic guitar amps
  •     Time-domain Pitch Shifter with two independent voices
  •     Lofi Looper with three Recording Mediums (Tape, BBD, Data) and adjustable quality
  •     Hum low-frequency drone oscillator
  •     Stereo Chorus module with bass frequency preservation and 4 waveshapes
  •     Amplitude Modulation module with 4 waveshapes for tremolo and ring mod effects
  •     Envelope Follower module that can modulate Drive, Resonator, and Hum modules
  •     Delay-Based Stereo Resonator module with tunable resonant pitch
  •     Stereo Delay module with three Recording Mediums (Tape, BBD, Data)
  •     Global Mix control
  •     Instructional computer display for built-in operational assistance
  •     Custom preset system with 92 factory presets declassifying Cataclysm's signal processing

Pricing and Availability:
On offer at $24 (Regular price: $36)

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