Summary

Digitalis is a multi-effect digital degradation and glitch plugin designed to creatively manipulate audio by emulating digital artifacts and errors inspired by bad converters, unearthed CDs, weak internet connections, and catastrophic digital failures. It offers a comprehensive suite of effects and modulation options for sound design and experimental audio processing.

Features

• Data manipulation window with Spectral filtering PaintBox for custom audio filtering patterns.
• Pitch section including pitch shifting, formant shifting, and pitch quantization.
• Telecommunications section providing lossy audio effects.
• Corruption window with decimation for flexible downsampling, dynamic bitcrushing modes, and bitrot emulation of data loss.
• Time window featuring an adjustable repeater with tempo-synced or free-floating retrigger and beat-repeat effects.
• Controls for pitch shift and bending to modulate repeats.
• Rhythm Glitch and Pitch Glitch controls to add chaos and complexity to repeating patterns.
• Customizable signal flow with the ability to reorder effect windows.
• 16-step tempo-synced sequencer with 4 slots for effects enabling custom modulations and rhythmic variations.
• Advanced AI assistant named Jon to guide users through the plugin's functionality.
• Custom preset system with 98 factory presets demonstrating a wide range of available effects.

Technical Information

Digitalis supports Windows 10 or later (VST3 and AAX 64-bit) and macOS 10.13 High Sierra or later on Intel or Apple Silicon (AU, VST3, AAX 64-bit). Installation is via OS-specific installer packages. It requires restarting the DAW and possibly the computer on macOS to load new plugins.

Target Audience

Sound designers, music producers, and experimental musicians looking for versatile digital degradation and glitch effects to creatively warp and manipulate audio.