The OTO Biscuit is a true sound design effect that can create unique distorted / 8-bit style sounds and is now available as a Softube plugin for PC & Mac!
Good news for all friends of the OTO hardware effect processors. The OTO Biscuit 8-bit effects processor is now available as a normal Softube plugin (VST/AU/AAX). With this unique effect plugin, you can create gritty bit-crushing to glitched noisy sounds. It’s perfect for musicians who loves extraordinary distorted textures.
Overview
Initially introduced in hardware in the late 00’s, the French-made OTO Biscuit quickly became a cult classic with DJs and electronic music producers around the world. Gritty bit-crushing, lo-fi multi-effects, a sweet and smooth analog filter, and a quality look and feel, made it a go-to awesome-sound-maker in clubs and studios alike.
The Biscuit offers incredibly detailed control, with eight individually invertable or mutable bits, control of sample rate, waveshaping, delay, even pitch-shifting, and analog filtering (controllable manually or with a built-in step sequencer) to round off sharp edges and make even the harshest digital screech sound alive and organic.
At first, the Biscuit can seem like a novelty, only for crazy once-in-a-while sounds, a totally optional cherry on the cake. But dive in a little deeper and you’ll find it’s its very own confection, sweet and moreish. Before long you’ll be using it on pretty much every project and wondering if it’s good for your teeth.
Features
- Lo-fi 8-bit magic in a fun and easy-to-use package.
- Take control on a bit-by-bit level.
- Slow the sample rate and hear that aliasing glitter fall.
- Smooth analog filter.
- Built in digital effects – waveshaping, delay, pitch-shifting.
- 8-step sequencer to drive the filter.
- Very distinctive sound, but good for many styles.
- Turn any run-of-the-mill electronic track into a vibrant classic.
OTO Biscuit 8-Bit effects for Windows & Mac (VST/VST3/AU/AAX) is now available for $199 USD until July 20th, 2018 (regular $249 USD).
Available here: OTO Biscuit 8-Bit
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