Of all the stuff made for KORG’s ‘logue platform, Corrosion is one of the most transformative, adding ten (!) distortion algorithms to your synth for just a few bucks. And you think your workday has some stress? Well, this epic new version was coded in Ukraine during Russia’s war on the country. Support for ‘logue means you can run this on the KORG prologue, minilogue xd, or even the mega-affordable Nu:Tekt NTS-1 (the latter meaning you also have this as a pocket-able effect). The new release leaps forward: 5 new algorithms. Parabolic, soft clip, sine clip, sine foldback, binary shred. Higher maximum input gain. Output gain self-leveling. The distortion engine already incorporates 2x oversampling to reduce aliasing, and now fidelity is further improved in this release with a steeper downsampling filter. Plus there’s an updated noise gate algorithm with an exponential release stage and a higher threshold for more corrosive action. US$19 new, free upgrade from Corrosion v1. Add that to existing features – full parameter mapping, built-in lag filters for smooth adjustment, and complete optimization for KORG hardware. Check out some examples – more at the site below. Phat and gnarly: And some more spectral complexity… as in inventing…
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Sinevibes Corrosion v2 is like 10 distortion pedals inside your KORG synth – made in Ukraine
