Classifieds Marketplace

Decimort gives you the sound of a hardware sampler

New d16 plug-in does bit-crushing and more

Ben Rogerson, Thu 18 Sep 2008, 12:42 pm UTC

d16 Decimort

Dirty up your sound with Decimort.

View in gallery

Do you miss the grit and colour that you used to get from your old hardware sampler? If so, d16's Decimort could be a plug-in worth adding to your virtual rack. This is the latest addition to the company's Silver Line range of effects.

This is a bit-crusher that offers a resampling algorithm and analogue-style filters. The left and right channels can be processed separately in stereo mode, with different parameters on each channel.

All of the plug-in's internal processing is 64-bit, and you get a selection of presets. MIDI learn functionality is also in place.

Decimort is available for pre-order now priced at €29 (it's cross-platform and supports the VST and AU plug-in formats). It'll be released in early October, when the price will rise to €35.

Find out more on the d16 website.

Share:
StumbleUpon
Digg
Reddit
Del.icio.us

You need to be logged in to post a comment. Login or Register to post a comment.

Poll

These artists are releasing new albums in the first months of 2009. Whose are you most looking forward to?

MusicRadar Network

MusicRadar avatar

Join the MusicRadar Network

Create a profile, showcase your music, your pictures and your gear and talk to other musicians.

ReviewFinder

Search by product, brand or manufacturer

Win the ultimate gaming setup!

Buy here

  • Visit our shopping partner, IMuso
  • Visit our shopping partner, Thomann

MusicRadar Marketplace

If you're looking for great deals on gear, tuition, mastering, education or kit hire, click here for our new and improved marketplace.