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<p>DSPTone Diodrive</p>
<p><strong>Diodrive</strong> isn't designed as a museum-piece recreation. <br /> The concept comes from a classic era of guitar effects from light breakup and gritty rhythm tones to compressed, aggressive distortion. The MXR Distortion+ and DOD 250 are important references for this family of diode-clipping circuits.</p><p>From the open overdrives to dsitortion by all know diode clipping pedals, <strong>Diodrive</strong> isn't trying to replace them. Its purpose is different. Rather than recreating one specific circuit, DioDrive brings these familiar drive territories into a single flexible plugin, with modern control.</p><p>Custom drive that can sit naturally in front of an amplifier, tighten a guitar track, add attitude to bass, or become a deliberately aggressive distortion sound in a production.<br /></p><p>"What if that character had the control and flexibility expected from a modern studio plugin?"</p><p>That's where <strong>Diodrive</strong> begins. It takes inspiration from fundamental diode-drive architecture and expands it for modern production and expand scales of use:<br /> - a guitarist's drive pedal, <br /> - a producer's color box, <br /> - an engineer's distortion tool<br /> - a sound-designer harmonic processor<br /></p><p><strong>Diode Overdrive, Reimagined</strong>.</p><p>Flexibility of a plugin designed for the studio.</p><p><strong>WHY TO TRY?</strong></p><p><strong>Guitar Amp / Amp Simulation</strong><br /> One of the most natural applications. Use Diodrive before an amp to create everything from light amp like breakup to a heavily pushed amplifier sound.</p><p><strong>Clean Guitar</strong>. Excellent for adding harmonic character while retaining the original dynamics and picking response.</p><p><strong>Bass</strong>. Use Mix and Low Cut to add distortion and definition without completely replacing the fundamental bass tone.</p><p><strong>Fuzz</strong>. DioDrive can work before a fuzz to give the fuzz a tighter and more controlled signal, or after a fuzz to reshape its character.</p><p><strong>Compressor</strong>. A compressor before DioDrive can produce a more consistent and sustained distortion response. A compressor after DioDrive can further control the resulting dynamics.</p><p><strong>Synthesizers</strong>. Particularly useful for turning sterile digital or analog synth tones into more harmonically complex sounds.</p><p><strong>Drum Bus / Parallel Drums</strong>. Use a restrained Mix setting for additional grit, attack and density.</p><p><strong>Mix Bus / Creative Processing</strong>. At subtle settings, Diodrive can add harmonic density and attitude without turning the entire mix into an obvious distortion effect.</p><p><strong>Vocals</strong>. Not a conventional vocal distortion, but useful for parallel processing, aggressive sections, doubles and special-effect vocals.</p><p>Introduction price 30% off. Up to 13 October.<br /> Regular price: $29.</p><p>VST3 / AU / AAX, (MacOS / Windows)<br /> 14-days free trial. Online &amp; Offline activation.</p><p><a rel="nofollow" href="https://www.kvraudio.com/product/diodrive-by-dsptone?utm_source=kvrnewindbfeed&amp;utm_medium=rssfeed&amp;utm_campaign=rss&amp;utm_content=38545">Read More</a></p>]]></description>
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