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Tactical Nuke

 ·  Source: 3 Sigma Audio

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The noble art of audio mangling meets a new plug-in for creative signal destruction called Tactical Nuke. Developed by 3 Sigma Audio, Tactical Nuke is a wavetable device capable of both analog and digital-sounding distortion. There are 512 wavetables included, along with the ability to import your own.

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However, wavetables are not all this plug-in is about. The following sounds and features are available:

  • Preamp Distortion (the Input Gain knob) – analog-sounding distortion reminiscent of guitar amplifiers and pedals. Has a bypassable Tone control for tonal shaping.
  • Sample Reduction – Lowers audio fidelity to create aliasing and other artifacts. Goes as low as 250Hz!
  • Oversampling (2x to 8x) – to keep distortion aliasing-free if you don’t want it.
  • Wavetable Distortion – uses wavetables as waveshapers to distort audio. Two wavetables can be chosen and blended between with the fader.
  • Bit Manipulation – offers bit reduction and bit rounding, pre or post-waveshaping.
  • Output Filter – two-pole resonant filter to tame unpleasant harshness.

All that and a badass user interface which scales automatically to your display resolution will have you creatively decimating audio just for fun.

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Tactical Nuke costs USD 35 and is found in VST3, AAX, and AU formats for Windows (64/32-bit) and macOS. While you are it, check out stuff from Unfiltered Audio: Dent, Indent, and SpecOps.

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