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Audiority The Abuser v1.6.0 [WiN, MacOSX]
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Audiority The Abuser v1.6.0 [WiN, MacOSX]

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The Abuser is an aggressive distortion effect ideal to give you a unique sound to your guitars, bass, synthesizers, drums and much more. We programmed a rich sounding distortion to fit in both vintage and modern music styles. THE ABUSER SPECIFICATIONS 11 Distortion Algorithms 2 Amplification stages Tone Control 2 Clipping circuits 2 Playback Modes: Regular (with Varispeed) and Sync Envelope Follower for dynamic distortion Feedback v1.6 (July 2021) – NEW: Universal 2 Binary for Apple Silicon Macs – CHANGE: Framework update v1.5.2 (June 2020) – FIX: Parameters slowdown – FIX: Silence triggered randomly in some configurations v1.5.1 (November 2019) – FIX: Plugin working only on stereo channels v1.5 (November 2019) – NEW: Mac OSX Catalina support – NEW: VST3 plugin format – NEW: Fuzzy algorithm – NEW: Notifications system – BREAKING CHANGE: Dropped 32bit support

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