Where's the grime?
Curious to hear what everyone likes to use to dirty up, distort, overdrive, mangle, toast, etc. their sounds. Preferably within the RE world but feel free to throw in a VST if you can't live without it.
Anyone have experience with D16 products? I demoed Decimort 2 recently and thought it was great. So, I'm interested in trying out Devastator 2 for additional dirt. Are there any similar RE's that are on par with the D16 RE's I should check out?
Anyone have experience with D16 products? I demoed Decimort 2 recently and thought it was great. So, I'm interested in trying out Devastator 2 for additional dirt. Are there any similar RE's that are on par with the D16 RE's I should check out?
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Some of the favorites in my rack.
* I'm a huge fan of both D16 Group's REs. I use them both A LOT. I would highly recommend them both. BTW, they do go on sale. You can usually get them both for $50.
* The Kuassa distortion units are great, as are their amps.... all their stuff is top notch.
* Sononic's Revival is a synth, but you can use it as a fx device with the audio inputs. I think this is THE MOST underrated synth in the shop. The fx are amazing and so is the synth.
* McDSP's Futzbox is great at dirtying up the sound. It has a ton of different possibilities to shape your sound or alter it in some creative ways.
* Rob Papen's RPDistort is excellent. I love how it has built in LFOs. That really makes this fx device shine.
* FXPansion's EtchRed. It's an amazing filter and it also has some great distortion.
* Peff's CRAPRE #2. This is a must have device. At $9 it was a steal (promotional price), but $26 isn't a bad price at all.
* Love One's Phonetic. It's not a "distortion device" by the standard definition, but it can alter the sound in some very nice ways. Dial back the wet dry knob and it'll had quite a bit of color.
* Softube's Saturation knob. It's FREE. Go grab it. It's worth the money, for sure.
* Honorable mentions: Prop devices: Scream4, of course (duh). Audiomatic (amazing device). Synchronous has a few nice distortions and other fx (very creative device). Pulverizer rocks... we all know that, The Echo (tube, dist, overdrive), turn the delay and feedback all the way down if you don't want delay.
* I'm a huge fan of both D16 Group's REs. I use them both A LOT. I would highly recommend them both. BTW, they do go on sale. You can usually get them both for $50.
* The Kuassa distortion units are great, as are their amps.... all their stuff is top notch.
* Sononic's Revival is a synth, but you can use it as a fx device with the audio inputs. I think this is THE MOST underrated synth in the shop. The fx are amazing and so is the synth.
* McDSP's Futzbox is great at dirtying up the sound. It has a ton of different possibilities to shape your sound or alter it in some creative ways.
* Rob Papen's RPDistort is excellent. I love how it has built in LFOs. That really makes this fx device shine.
* FXPansion's EtchRed. It's an amazing filter and it also has some great distortion.
* Peff's CRAPRE #2. This is a must have device. At $9 it was a steal (promotional price), but $26 isn't a bad price at all.
* Love One's Phonetic. It's not a "distortion device" by the standard definition, but it can alter the sound in some very nice ways. Dial back the wet dry knob and it'll had quite a bit of color.
* Softube's Saturation knob. It's FREE. Go grab it. It's worth the money, for sure.
* Honorable mentions: Prop devices: Scream4, of course (duh). Audiomatic (amazing device). Synchronous has a few nice distortions and other fx (very creative device). Pulverizer rocks... we all know that, The Echo (tube, dist, overdrive), turn the delay and feedback all the way down if you don't want delay.
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Decimort 2 is pretty fantastic, yeah. I use it on a lot.
I love that the synthesizer Kraft has bitcrushing, overdrive, and distortion all on board. Lots of interesting tonal options in that synth for smashing it up in pretty ways.
That free Softube saturation RE can add a lot.
And finally, I'm surprised at how often I've been turning to the Pulverizer for that dirty sound.
I use plenty more, but there's a few, anyway.
I love that the synthesizer Kraft has bitcrushing, overdrive, and distortion all on board. Lots of interesting tonal options in that synth for smashing it up in pretty ways.
That free Softube saturation RE can add a lot.
And finally, I'm surprised at how often I've been turning to the Pulverizer for that dirty sound.
I use plenty more, but there's a few, anyway.
Lot's of great suggestions that I've been looking into and trialing because of you guys.
D16 Devastator I'm not getting along with as much as I thought I would. Probably need to sit with it a bit more. When have you seen the two together for $50? They're currently on sale for $35 each. Decimort is phenomenal. I'm close to snagging that but if they both go on sale or $50, I may hold off until I see that pop up.
Rob Papen's RPDistort is, like you said, excellent. I already have Nucleus Beat Crush that covers a chunk of the same ground but the $19 sale price is hard to pass up. Especially with all of the distortion modes. Even the widener feature is a really cool addition.
I already use my trial for Decimort a few months back. If you had to choose between Decimort and RPDistort, which would you go with?
This was a monster of a list. Thank you for the additional comments on each one, too.challism wrote: ↑21 Jul 2017Some of the favorites in my rack.
* I'm a huge fan of both D16 Group's REs. I use them both A LOT. I would highly recommend them both. BTW, they do go on sale. You can usually get them both for $50.
* The Kuassa distortion units are great, as are their amps.... all their stuff is top notch.
* Sononic's Revival is a synth, but you can use it as a fx device with the audio inputs. I think this is THE MOST underrated synth in the shop. The fx are amazing and so is the synth.
* McDSP's Futzbox is great at dirtying up the sound. It has a ton of different possibilities to shape your sound or alter it in some creative ways.
* Rob Papen's RPDistort is excellent. I love how it has built in LFOs. That really makes this fx device shine.
* FXPansion's EtchRed. It's an amazing filter and it also has some great distortion.
* Peff's CRAPRE #2. This is a must have device. At $9 it was a steal (promotional price), but $26 isn't a bad price at all.
* Love One's Phonetic. It's not a "distortion device" by the standard definition, but it can alter the sound in some very nice ways. Dial back the wet dry knob and it'll had quite a bit of color.
* Softube's Saturation knob. It's FREE. Go grab it. It's worth the money, for sure.
* Honorable mentions: Prop devices: Scream4, of course (duh). Audiomatic (amazing device). Synchronous has a few nice distortions and other fx (very creative device). Pulverizer rocks... we all know that, The Echo (tube, dist, overdrive), turn the delay and feedback all the way down if you don't want delay.
D16 Devastator I'm not getting along with as much as I thought I would. Probably need to sit with it a bit more. When have you seen the two together for $50? They're currently on sale for $35 each. Decimort is phenomenal. I'm close to snagging that but if they both go on sale or $50, I may hold off until I see that pop up.
Rob Papen's RPDistort is, like you said, excellent. I already have Nucleus Beat Crush that covers a chunk of the same ground but the $19 sale price is hard to pass up. Especially with all of the distortion modes. Even the widener feature is a really cool addition.
I already use my trial for Decimort a few months back. If you had to choose between Decimort and RPDistort, which would you go with?
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Yes a monster list, for sure. I have a LOT of REs.strangers wrote: ↑22 Jul 2017This was a monster of a list. Thank you for the additional comments on each one, too.
D16 Devastator I'm not getting along with as much as I thought I would. Probably need to sit with it a bit more. When have you seen the two together for $50? They're currently on sale for $35 each. Decimort is phenomenal. I'm close to snagging that but if they both go on sale or $50, I may hold off until I see that pop up.
Rob Papen's RPDistort is, like you said, excellent. I already have Nucleus Beat Crush that covers a chunk of the same ground but the $19 sale price is hard to pass up. Especially with all of the distortion modes. Even the widener feature is a really cool addition.
I already use my trial for Decimort a few months back. If you had to choose between Decimort and RPDistort, which would you go with?
I agree with you, Decimort is much *better* than Devastor, our opinions, of course. I use it much more and find its output much more interesting. I bought them on sale on 2016-05-27 for $25 each. Who knows if they will ever be that cheap again. $35 doesn't seem like a bad price, though.
Tough call.... Decimort or RPDistort...... They are both excellent. I would say get RPDistort if it's on sale for $19. No-brainer, there. Maybe Decimort will go on sale again for $25? If not, maybe it will go on sale for $35 again in the future.
I know I've seen this before. I'm going to have to take a look into this wormhole you've opened up.
Care to explain about Devastor's outputs a bit more? I feel like it's an RE I need to dive further into before buying it. I'll give it a good test run with the trial. I like your logic on RPDistort vs. Decimort. RPDistort has been a lot of fun with tons of practical uses even for only being on day 2 of the trial. Instant buy for sure. I'll keep on eye out for future D16 sales even though I'm thinking Beat Crush and RPDistort are more than covering my needs.challism wrote: ↑23 Jul 2017Yes a monster list, for sure. I have a LOT of REs.
I agree with you, Decimort is much *better* than Devastor, our opinions, of course. I use it much more and find its output much more interesting. I bought them on sale on 2016-05-27 for $25 each. Who knows if they will ever be that cheap again. $35 doesn't seem like a bad price, though.
Tough call.... Decimort or RPDistort...... They are both excellent. I would say get RPDistort if it's on sale for $19. No-brainer, there. Maybe Decimort will go on sale again for $25? If not, maybe it will go on sale for $35 again in the future.
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For generating sounds.
Expanse, predator, and quad
Distortion
Kiloheartz distortion or faturator
ELEMENTS DISTORTION!!!!
That music company mr overdrive. (Free)
And iv been taking a liking to devastor2 by d16 but I only use it's presets lol I'm lazy with that device
For vst I love the free melda productions waveshaper it's like fl studios waveshaper where you draw distortion curves
Izotope trash 2 is a must have
And if you have xfer serum, you can use just its effects on other devices so I'd have to say serum's effects tube!
Blamsofts shredder series, I think it's an emulation of the boss guitar pedal distortions
Hope this helps
Expanse, predator, and quad
Distortion
Kiloheartz distortion or faturator
ELEMENTS DISTORTION!!!!
That music company mr overdrive. (Free)
And iv been taking a liking to devastor2 by d16 but I only use it's presets lol I'm lazy with that device
For vst I love the free melda productions waveshaper it's like fl studios waveshaper where you draw distortion curves
Izotope trash 2 is a must have
And if you have xfer serum, you can use just its effects on other devices so I'd have to say serum's effects tube!
Blamsofts shredder series, I think it's an emulation of the boss guitar pedal distortions
Hope this helps
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I insta-bought both D16 devices when they went on sale for $25 each. Like you, I didn't get along well with Devastor at first. It's still not my favorite distortion unit by a long shot, but have warmed up to it a bit. I feel it is way too strong, so I dial the wet/dry way back. It IS a nice device, and very high quality, just not my favorite. My 3 favorites are probably RPDistort, Futzbox and Decimort.
Anyway, as far as the "outputs" you asked about, I'm not sure what you are asking. It has a L & R audio output. Something tells me you weren't asking about that, though. I feel the knobs, different sections and functions are pretty self-explanatory, so I really don't know what to say to answer your question. The sound quality is good, it just seems a bit too strong, so, like I said, I dial back the wet/dry knob. I kicks out some decent distortion, and i like how you can change the signal routing to just about every configuration. I am not all that excited about the filters. More filter types would be nice. They don't sound all that great to me, honestly. Not compared to something like Etch Red (which also goes on sale for $25 from time to time... definitely a must have). I usually run a separate filter before or after, if I want it.... and it's a great excuse for me to use one more of my RE toys.
Anyway, as far as the "outputs" you asked about, I'm not sure what you are asking. It has a L & R audio output. Something tells me you weren't asking about that, though. I feel the knobs, different sections and functions are pretty self-explanatory, so I really don't know what to say to answer your question. The sound quality is good, it just seems a bit too strong, so, like I said, I dial back the wet/dry knob. I kicks out some decent distortion, and i like how you can change the signal routing to just about every configuration. I am not all that excited about the filters. More filter types would be nice. They don't sound all that great to me, honestly. Not compared to something like Etch Red (which also goes on sale for $25 from time to time... definitely a must have). I usually run a separate filter before or after, if I want it.... and it's a great excuse for me to use one more of my RE toys.
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Def try air raid audios distort RE it's cheap, simple and the pre EQ on it when modulated makes for such a nasty BP sweep and the width can be adjusted as well. I love air raid audio products so I might be biased, but if I had to pick one RE for distortion that would be it
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I believe I have Faturator from the mixing & mastering rig and will have to revisit it. Last I used it I feel like I over-thought it and wasn't too thrilled with it, so time to dust it off and give it another shot. I do have Mr. Overdrive and like that one quite a bit. The distortion can get a little harsh on that one but that's not always a bad thing when you're looking to get nasty.scratchnsnifff wrote: ↑24 Jul 2017For generating sounds.
Expanse, predator, and quad
Distortion
Kiloheartz distortion or faturator
ELEMENTS DISTORTION!!!!
That music company mr overdrive. (Free)
And iv been taking a liking to devastor2 by d16 but I only use it's presets lol I'm lazy with that device
For vst I love the free melda productions waveshaper it's like fl studios waveshaper where you draw distortion curves
Izotope trash 2 is a must have
And if you have xfer serum, you can use just its effects on other devices so I'd have to say serum's effects tube!
Blamsofts shredder series, I think it's an emulation of the boss guitar pedal distortions
Hope this helps
I missed a really good deal for Trash 2 on two separate occasions. Both, of course, were before VST's within Reason were real life. It'll pop up again so I'll be sure to grab that without thinking. Blamsoft has a Boss DS-1 emulation? I'll have to check that out. I've had and still have a ton of guitar pedals. Pretty sure I've bought and sold the old Boss DS-1 multiple times. I should really try out some of my pedals with Reason. I've got some reading to do to find out what it takes to make it happen.
I misread your original post where you said "...I use it much more and find its output much more interesting." Looking back I totally understand what you were saying. Sorry about the confusion!challism wrote: ↑24 Jul 2017I insta-bought both D16 devices when they went on sale for $25 each. Like you, I didn't get along well with Devastor at first. It's still not my favorite distortion unit by a long shot, but have warmed up to it a bit. I feel it is way too strong, so I dial the wet/dry way back. It IS a nice device, and very high quality, just not my favorite. My 3 favorites are probably RPDistort, Futzbox and Decimort.
Anyway, as far as the "outputs" you asked about, I'm not sure what you are asking. It has a L & R audio output. Something tells me you weren't asking about that, though. I feel the knobs, different sections and functions are pretty self-explanatory, so I really don't know what to say to answer your question. The sound quality is good, it just seems a bit too strong, so, like I said, I dial back the wet/dry knob. I kicks out some decent distortion, and i like how you can change the signal routing to just about every configuration. I am not all that excited about the filters. More filter types would be nice. They don't sound all that great to me, honestly. Not compared to something like Etch Red (which also goes on sale for $25 from time to time... definitely a must have). I usually run a separate filter before or after, if I want it.... and it's a great excuse for me to use one more of my RE toys.
Back on track... I'm determined to run Devastator through its course since it's getting a lot of good word on here. Decimort is really easy to like off the bat and I'm sure I'll get there with Devastator just with a little more trial and error. I really liked RPDistort and had to buy it. Couldn't help myself from adding to cart and purchasing. The layout, sounds, options and features really caught my attention, especially with a $19 sale price.
As for Devastator, interesting to see a lot of preset surfing going on. I'm going to run some presets and see what this RE is really capable of. Initializing probably wasn't the smartest way to start off my trial. Thanks for all of the input everyone. Good chance I would have shelved Devastator and missed out on some cool other RE's if it weren't for you all.
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Yeah blamsofts shredder series has 3 distortions
T00B
Distortion
Overdrive
I saw an advertisement for boss pedals and the writing on the blamsoft REs looks exactly like it :p I think in the product description it says they are modeled after those pedals but I'm not 100% sure
My only thing with those distortion units is that they have a tone knob and I prefer the distortion to alter the entire signal, when you sweep the tone knob it appears that the distortion mainly alters where the tone knob is set, il have to read up on what it is actually doing but that's what it sounds like to me. That's why the elements is my favorite it's one knob, and the mini EQ in it is awesome for getting movement
T00B
Distortion
Overdrive
I saw an advertisement for boss pedals and the writing on the blamsoft REs looks exactly like it :p I think in the product description it says they are modeled after those pedals but I'm not 100% sure
My only thing with those distortion units is that they have a tone knob and I prefer the distortion to alter the entire signal, when you sweep the tone knob it appears that the distortion mainly alters where the tone knob is set, il have to read up on what it is actually doing but that's what it sounds like to me. That's why the elements is my favorite it's one knob, and the mini EQ in it is awesome for getting movement
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The tone knob scenario sounds familiar. The Boss DS2 Turbo Distortion was the first distortion pedal I ever bought for guitar and I felt the exact same way you do but never knew how to explain it to others without sounding crazy. The tone knob sounded like it only affected a specific range rather than the entire signal, even though that's very odd for guitar pedals. The DS1's tone knob didn't react the same way but, unless my ears were hearing things out of whack, I was so sure the DS2's tone knob sounded unnatural.
I'll have to demo the Elements RE. I did spend some time with D16's Devastator last night after everything that's been mentioned in this thread. I'm thankful you guys spoke up. I'm still not all that thrilled with running it in conjunction with any synths just yet but Devastator surely turned drums samples into a whole new beast. I tried A/B'ing Scream and Pulverizer to ballpark results I was getting with Devastator but really couldn't quite get close enough. Scream with some EQ settings my eyes don't like to see got kinda close but still didn't sound as natural as Devastator. Take my money D16.
I'll have to demo the Elements RE. I did spend some time with D16's Devastator last night after everything that's been mentioned in this thread. I'm thankful you guys spoke up. I'm still not all that thrilled with running it in conjunction with any synths just yet but Devastator surely turned drums samples into a whole new beast. I tried A/B'ing Scream and Pulverizer to ballpark results I was getting with Devastator but really couldn't quite get close enough. Scream with some EQ settings my eyes don't like to see got kinda close but still didn't sound as natural as Devastator. Take my money D16.
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I think the tone knob is just EQ.scratchnsnifff wrote: ↑25 Jul 2017Yeah blamsofts shredder series has 3 distortions
T00B
Distortion
Overdrive
I saw an advertisement for boss pedals and the writing on the blamsoft REs looks exactly like it :p I think in the product description it says they are modeled after those pedals but I'm not 100% sure
My only thing with those distortion units is that they have a tone knob and I prefer the distortion to alter the entire signal, when you sweep the tone knob it appears that the distortion mainly alters where the tone knob is set, il have to read up on what it is actually doing but that's what it sounds like to me. That's why the elements is my favorite it's one knob, and the mini EQ in it is awesome for getting movement
I found the Kuassa stomp boxes to be more useable/better sounding than the Blamsoft ones, and I bought the Distortion one. That's just my experience, but do check them out.
Also, I find sometimes that I think I want distortion, or clipping/saturation, but it turns out I actually want some bit/ratecrushing.
Also, I find sometimes that I think I want distortion, or clipping/saturation, but it turns out I actually want some bit/ratecrushing.
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"DC-9 Overdrive is a circuit modeled overdrive that emulates the famous Ibanez® TS9 Tube Screamer.";scratchnsnifff wrote: ↑25 Jul 2017Yeah blamsofts shredder series has 3 distortions
T00B
Distortion
Overdrive
I saw an advertisement for boss pedals and the writing on the blamsoft REs looks exactly like it :p I think in the product description it says they are modeled after those pedals but I'm not 100% sure
DC-1 Distortion emulates Boss DS-1;
t00b Distortion is possibly an emulation of a Marshall JMP-1 Pre-Amp: "popular triode preamp stage", "circuit modeled tone stack from the Marshall JCM800 series";
http://blamsoft.com/rack-extensions/shr ... ries/dc-9/
http://rackextensionreview.com/like-bos ... ortion-re/
http://blamsoft.com/rack-extensions/shr ... ries/t00b/
Kuassa distortion units emulate a lot of stuff, but by the description only two are obvious.
Efektor FZ3603 Fuzz - Big Fuzz: EHX Big Muff Pi;
Efektor OD3603 Overdrive - Pro Overdrive: Ibanez Tube Screamer;
Kuassa circuits are often inspired in real devices, but not a direct emulation, maybe more a blend of several devices. It may be the case for several of the modes.
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The D16 devices are great and have been covering my needs. I pull up the TMC Distort Chain specifically for ring modulation which I tend to do a lot.
decimort2 may be IMO the most essential drum distortion unit that exists anywhere in the world
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I really like this free VST version of the famous ProCo RAT pedal: https://www.tseaudio.com/software/tseR47 Sounds very much like I remember the RAT pedal I used to own sounding.
Really not loving the digital character most devices like RPDistort imparts. Never really got a handle of decimort2. But yeah, moving on to the devices/FX that I love/use.
VSTs... Ohmicide:Melohman. It is the King of "In Your Face" distortion plugins IMHO. If only they would rework the UI, capability and sonic character wise it is pretty much unbeatable (esp. if you like the kind of texture/grit say, Trent Reznor/Nine Inch Nails has in their music). Would love to have some time with iZotope Trash 2.
REs & native devices... that have the kind of a functions or character I like/love:
Scream 4
- Workhorse of a device, still loved and used, very versatile.
SM Tritone
- Multiband goodness.
PredatorRE (namely, the Waveshaper FX)
- The character that FX can impart is just gnarly!
Kuassa devices...
- Another plug for them, top notch stuff through and through.
Devoloop Dynarage
- Tube compressor/distortion.
Primal Audio filters
- Great when pushed.
Distortion Chain (That Music Company)
- Managed to tweak out some nice FXs from that too.
Also worthy of a mention: Revival, Echobode, Synchronous
VSTs... Ohmicide:Melohman. It is the King of "In Your Face" distortion plugins IMHO. If only they would rework the UI, capability and sonic character wise it is pretty much unbeatable (esp. if you like the kind of texture/grit say, Trent Reznor/Nine Inch Nails has in their music). Would love to have some time with iZotope Trash 2.
REs & native devices... that have the kind of a functions or character I like/love:
Scream 4
- Workhorse of a device, still loved and used, very versatile.
SM Tritone
- Multiband goodness.
PredatorRE (namely, the Waveshaper FX)
- The character that FX can impart is just gnarly!
Kuassa devices...
- Another plug for them, top notch stuff through and through.
Devoloop Dynarage
- Tube compressor/distortion.
Primal Audio filters
- Great when pushed.
Distortion Chain (That Music Company)
- Managed to tweak out some nice FXs from that too.
Also worthy of a mention: Revival, Echobode, Synchronous
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Kiloheartz has a cool distortion effect as well and they literally (not even an hour ago) released a unique distortion module that does phase distortion
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I bought the Soundtoys bundle yesterday. I just barely took Decapitator and Devil-Loc for a little taste this morning on some pre-programmed basic elements and oh my goodness I think I'm in love! Good thing I'm off work for a few days!
I've had Trash 2 lingering in the back of my mind but I don't think I can justify going for it when I have the two D16 RE's as well as the D16 Redopter VST plus the Soundtoys. I do have RP Distort but have to admit it is collecting dust and then That Music Company's RE's are pretty damn cool!
I'm going through a distortion craze phase and I'm wondering about the potential in Trash 2. Can any Trash 2 users sell me on it considering what I have? I won't have Internet to download for a while but I see there is a ten day trial available if somebody wants to take one for the team and report back!
I've had Trash 2 lingering in the back of my mind but I don't think I can justify going for it when I have the two D16 RE's as well as the D16 Redopter VST plus the Soundtoys. I do have RP Distort but have to admit it is collecting dust and then That Music Company's RE's are pretty damn cool!
I'm going through a distortion craze phase and I'm wondering about the potential in Trash 2. Can any Trash 2 users sell me on it considering what I have? I won't have Internet to download for a while but I see there is a ten day trial available if somebody wants to take one for the team and report back!
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