Mokafuix tell us that their Kung Fuzz transistor auto biasing fuzz effect has been released. Here's what they have to say about it...
Kung Fuzz is a brand new fuzz effect that does something simple but in a way no other vst did before. Featuring an original autobiasing system, it provides a wide dynamic range and extreme bias factor.
Fuzz effect is probably one of the most simple, raw effects possible. While an overdrive aims at pushing the next element in the chain to saturation (usually an amp), a fuzz will amplify and saturate internally. The output signal has a regular level, but sounds highly distorted. So making something new in the fuzz domain is not obvious and it is not everyday a plug-in can claim clipping your sound in a new way.
Most software Fuzz will soft clip the signal, and slightly shift it to give it some bias. Kung Fuzz is modeled after the famous Fuzzface analog unit. The dynamic response of that device differs from simple clipping in the way it biases at high input levels.
- At very low input level, the signal is clean.
- When it hits the clipping threshold the signal is already quite biased.
- As the input level increases not only the bias will not disappear, but will get stronger to reach its stable state, with an extreme bias factor.
The output sound is more nasal, emphasizing odd harmonics.You can compare it to the difference between a minimoogish square and the most narrow pulse. Do not hesitate to feed it with a monophonic sound (guitar, voice, simple waveform) to hear this phenomenon clearly.
Not only Kung Fuzz will provide you with the most asymmetrical fuzz you could get, but this transistor auto-biasing behaviour makes it one of the most touch sensitive distortion available.
Features
- Original auto-biasing engine
- Fuzz and volume knobs
- 4 models
- mono / stereo modes
- Midi learn on every parameter
Pricing and Availability:
9 Euro
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