Doom Plugs – Bratwurst Fuzz
Bratwurst Fuzz
size 1 MB / 5 MB
Bratwurst Fuzz is a distortion / fuzz pedal.
Uniquely designed and efficient fx pedal plugins, inspired by the DIY fx pedal building scene. It’s a FUZZY RATTY THING.
- 16x internal oversampling and mono / stereo compatibility.
- Corner resizer.
- Handy arrow button for mini mode.
- Paint splat for good measure.
If any problems loading the plugin appear, try double clicking the included script to de-quarantine and also try rebooting your Apple Mac if still persists. Or try using this : https://www.patreon.com/posts/68770161
(MAC HOT FIX… Version 1.4 – loading errors now should be fixed for M1 / Apple Silicon)
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BratwurstFuzz-1 ( 1 MB )
BratwurstFuzz_Mac_v1.04 ( 5 MB )
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real good, often reach for this. it has an easy name to remember too.
a bit of gain compensation would be useful on it though.