Errorbox

Post Modular

£120

ADM03 Errorbox is just like any other tool-kit utility module, except that in this tool-kit, all the tools are chainsaws and rabid badgers. The first of the three tools is a sample rate reducer that goes from the 48kHz operational sample rate of the module, down to 50Hz. The second tool is a bit rate reducer that takes the input signal and turns it in to a square wave. The third tool is our own ERR algorithm (as found in our Kombinat Dva plug-in) that messes with the audio in a way that only an oscilloscope could love. SRR controls the sample rate of the signal, from 48kHz to 50Hz. BRR control

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