DamyFx Mr. Fuzzy Metal Octave FilterMr. Fuzzy Metal Octave Filter VST3 Plugin. Unleash sonic chaos with the Mr. Fuzzy Metal Octave Filter, the ultimate VST3 plugin for guitarists, bassists, and producers looking to sculpt a powerful, aggressive, and distinctive sound. Inspired by classic fuzz circuits but pushed into modern, metallic territory, Mr. Fuzzy delivers an explosive combination of rich, distorted fuzz with a synth-style octave filter for sonic textures unlike anything you've ever heard. Transform your signal into a dense, harmonic-filled wall of sound, perfect for monolithic riffs, screeching solos, and industrial soundscapes. Whether you're looking to emulate the most brutal sounds of metal or explore new sonic dimensions, Mr. Fuzzy is your secret arsenal. Controls: • Volume: Controls the plugin's overall output level. Use it to balance the volume of the processed sound with the rest of your mix, ensuring your metallic fuzz shines through without overpowering. • Gain: This is the beating heart of the fuzz. Turn the Gain control to increase the amount of distortion and compression applied to your signal. From a warm, raspy fuzz to a fully saturated, aggressive soundwave, the Gain control lets you modulate the intensity of your sonic destruction. • Tone: A powerful, interactive low-pass/high-pass filter that lets you sculpt the tonal character of your fuzz. Turning it to the left attenuates high frequencies, producing a darker, thicker, and doomier sound; turning it to the right boosts high frequencies, bringing forth clarity, sparkle, and a sharper attack—ideal for aggressive riffs and piercing solos. • Pitch: This unique control adjusts the octave filter's reference point. It's not a simple pitch shifter; it affects the frequency at which the filter boosts or attenuates octave harmonics, creating synthesizer-like effects. You can achieve sounds reminiscent of an octave higher or lower that "bends" or "follows" your note, adding depth and strangeness to your sound. • Resonance (Q): Works in tandem with the Pitch control. Resonance increases or decreases the bandwidth around the frequency set by the Pitch control. At a low value, the octave effect is more subtle and diffuse. Raising the Resonance makes the filter more selective and pronounced, creating distinct, resonant frequency peaks that can produce automatic "wahs" or very pronounced, almost vocal-like octave sounds, perfect for dramatic effects and abrasive leads. Read More