

size 1 MB
Rectiplyer is an octave distortion.
Rectiplyer was designed to create interesting distorted and fuzzy lead guitar sounds.
The effect simultaneously transposes the optionally distorted input signal up 1 and 2 octaves, and down 1 and 2 octaves using rectifiers and a zero-crossing modulation technique.
Generally, the octave tones will sound not clean and smooth, but harsh and distorted, like a dirty fuzz box.
The distorted/transposed signals can be blended together as well as individually panned.
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LC-Rectiplyer ( 1.2 MB )
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