Digitalis is a multi-effect digital degradation and glitch plugin from Aberrant DSP. It combines bit-crushing, downsampling, pitch tools, a repeater and spectral filtering for lo-fi, broken-sounding processing.
Digitalis is built around digital damage: fizz, grit, dropouts and stuttering repeats. Its three windows cover data manipulation, corruption and time-based effects, and each can be reordered to change the signal flow. A 16-step tempo-synced sequencer with four effect slots lets you automate rhythmic variations. The plugin ships with 98 factory presets that show the range of its effects.
The Corruption window holds the core degradation tools. The Decimate section offers flexible downsampling, and the dynamic bit-crushing section includes multiple modes for a wide range of digital fizz and grit. The Bitrot section emulates data loss and corruption on old digital media.
These sections work well on drums, synths and full mixes when you want lo-fi texture. Because the modes differ, you can move from subtle crunch to heavy, broken artifacts.
The Time window centers on a highly adjustable Repeater for tempo-synced or free-floating retrigger and beat-repeat effects. Pitch Shift and Bend controls modulate the repeats, while the Rhythm Glitch and Pitch Glitch controls add chaos to the repeater patterns.
The 16-step sequencer supports four effect slots, so you can build custom modulations and rhythmic variations that stay in sync with your project tempo.
Formats, systems and requirements as listed by Plugin Boutique. Missing details are left out, not guessed.
| Developer | Aberrant DSP |
|---|---|
| Type | Plugin |
| Category | Multi Effect |
| Formats | VST3, AU, AAX |
| Operating systems | Windows, macOS |
| Architecture | 64-bit |
| Free trial | Yes |
Digitalis is available in VST3, AU and AAX formats. It runs on Windows 10 or later and macOS 10.12 Sierra or higher, and it supports 64-bit only. Apple Silicon Macs are supported.
Yes. Digitalis includes a custom preset system with 98 factory presets that illustrate its range of effects.
Yes, Digitalis offers a trial version so you can test it before deciding to buy.
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