The clipping threshold on Bit-8 seems to be at around -6 dBFS, so this tries to compensate for that.

Since I also posted this in <#121395249003233280>

A drawable waveshaper in the Grid.

A drawable waveshaper in The Grid https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/786996796400336947/1025791175845744741/unknown.png (can't upload images here since that makes the bot very angry, and you don't want to make the bot angry)

Impulse responses are from http://www.interruptor.ch/club_simulation.shtml

True stereo club simulation using the club1 impulse responses from: http://www.interruptor.ch/club_simulation.shtml Thought it might be useful considering the current discussion in <#335901752387829770>

Was messing around with the Delay+ blur modes, and made a one note supersaw chord patch. With some chords and supersaws some of those Delay+ settings seem to turn everything into an instant trance classic. (apparently it's illegal to attach a video here or the Discord police will come for you, so check the thread for a demo video)

This Grid patch on its own is nothing special (it's a simple supersaw based Karplus-Strong string pluck), but this includes an optimized conversion from input pitch to a mod delay setting for in-tune comb filtering.

This turns the lowest octave into a modulator you can assign to a parameter.

Might as well also share this here. This turns the lowest octave into a 0-1 modulator while leaving the rest of the signal unaffected. You could use this to add keyswitches-like functionality to a plugin that normally doesn't support that.

This uses the free MRatioMB plugin (which you'll need to install) to split a signal into a transient and a tonal part so you can process them individually. There are macros for choosing the ratio between the transient and tonal bands, as well as to allow you to fine tune the transient splitting algorithm.

Modelled after Misstortion. You can swap out the filters for simple lowpass and highpass filters for a more authentic sound, but I do think it sounds better this way.

Recreation of Clip Distortion in the Grid