Today I would like to introduce Audio Damage's legacy plug-in Bitcom.
It's a very different plug-in called a bit crusher with a sequencer.
However, it is a perfect plug-in for IDM.
(This plug-in is not suitable for people who don't like noise.）
It is a plug-in that has no reason not to use it as long as it can clear the non-support for VST3 and high resolution.
I tried playing the preset.
However, this alone is not very interesting.
Bitcom also supports MIDI in, allowing you to play the built-in synth.
This built-in synth is influenced by the bit crusher, which gives it a slightly unique feel.
I added some drums.
Overview
There are subtle plugins that you can put into the double bass to give the truck a friendly feel. Bitcom is not like that.There is no "analog modeling" for this effect.There is no warmth and no tube saturation.The word "vintage" doesn't apply at all. Bitcom is a modern bit shredder digital banshee that lives on the edge of instability, unexplained.
In a nutshell, a step sequencer drives a custom-designed bit crusher and a synthesizer sidechains.However, this article cannot fully explain the power of Bitcom.We've used all the tricks to turn the gentlest inputs into swaying, screaming pain monkeys, creating modern electronic music effects that mess up less sound.
Features of Bitcom
Bit banging. Bitcom's bit engine is unique, with eight switches in each step that allow you to turn individual bits on and off (to greatly simplify the problem). If you turn on all eight switches, the output will be about the same as the input.Strange things happen when you start switching off.
Synth signal. Bitcom has a built-in simple monophonic synth that you can choose from always-on, envelope-driven, or MIDI-controlled.You can mix this with the input signal to create a strange new sound.Bitcom can also be used without an input signal, making it a medium-performance synthesizer.
Sequencer Bitcom's step sequencer is synchronized to your host DAW.The sequencer is any length from 1 to 16 steps and has an internal swing.
Bitcom requires OS X Intel 10.6.0 or later, or Windows XP SP 2 or later, and the installer includes both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
Download
You can download it without registration.
Please move from the above link and click "Bitcom" at the top to start downloading.
Installation
If it is Win, it is only VST2 version, so it is necessary to specify the folder.
Most VST2 folders are one of the following:
C:Program FilesVSTPlugIns
C \ Program Files \ Steinberg \ VST Plugins
C \ Program Files \ Steinberg \ Cubase \ VSTPlugins
C: \ Program Files \ Common Files \ VST2
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Steinberg\VST2
Summary
If you like IDM, please use this plug-in.
It's a pity that Bitcom doesn't have a successor.
But maybe it didn't sell very well.
(If it sells, of course I will make a successor version)
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