AudioThing: Things Fold // Wavefolder // My Full Walkthrough
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Details for “Things Fold” are
Details for “Things Fold” are below. Remember, if buying desktop plugins available on Plugin Boutique, it would be great if you used my link, itcosts you nothing, but I get a little kickback, thank you so much!:
🟧 My Plugin Boutique Link:
https://www.pluginboutique.com/?a_aid...
🟧 App / Plugin Info:
Things - Fold is a versatile wavefolder plugin designed for both subtle and extreme dynamic saturation. Inspired by the legendary Serge Wave Multipliers, known for their classic diode-based circuit design, Fold combines wavefolding with an envelope follower, low-pass and high-pass filters, and adjustable feedback. This combination allows for a wide range of creative sound design possibilities, from gentle harmonics to crunchy distorted sounds.
Wavefolding is a type of waveshaping where the signal is folded back on itself. Instead of clipping the signal, wavefolding inverts the waveform, creating a series of peaks and valleys. It can be highly effective for adding complex harmonics to basic waveforms. Depending on the settings, wavefolding can also be used for mild saturation to subtly color a signal or pushed to extremes for intense, aggressive distortion.
Things - Fold is available for MAC, PC, and LINUX (VST, VST3, AU, AAX, CLAP, 64-bit only), and also as AUv3 and Standalone on the App Store.
🟧Here is my walkthrough on Noises, which goes into detail on many common settings in AudioThing apps:
Hainbach & AudioThing | Noises (Detai...
🟧 My AudioThing vids playlist:
\ AudioThing App Vids
🟧 My Patreon:
Patreon: Gavinski
🟧 Socials:
https://x.com/gavinski_s
Instagram: gavinskistutorials
https://www.threads.net/@gavinskistut...
Thanks for your support!
Timestamps:
00:00 AudioThing Things Fold - what wavefolding is, what gear it is based on
00:48 2 brief audio examples: gentler saturation &super gnarly
01:50 Things Fold walkthrough / tutorial, why I don’t use presets, envelope follower, feedback, filters, pre vs post feedback
05:06 Things Fold on percussion
11:08 Synth / drone example
12:33 Outro - check the pinned comment, smash the like, write a comment etc, cheers!
🟧 My Plugin Boutique Link:
https://www.pluginboutique.com/?a_aid...
🟧 App / Plugin Info:
Things - Fold is a versatile wavefolder plugin designed for both subtle and extreme dynamic saturation. Inspired by the legendary Serge Wave Multipliers, known for their classic diode-based circuit design, Fold combines wavefolding with an envelope follower, low-pass and high-pass filters, and adjustable feedback. This combination allows for a wide range of creative sound design possibilities, from gentle harmonics to crunchy distorted sounds.
Wavefolding is a type of waveshaping where the signal is folded back on itself. Instead of clipping the signal, wavefolding inverts the waveform, creating a series of peaks and valleys. It can be highly effective for adding complex harmonics to basic waveforms. Depending on the settings, wavefolding can also be used for mild saturation to subtly color a signal or pushed to extremes for intense, aggressive distortion.
Things - Fold is available for MAC, PC, and LINUX (VST, VST3, AU, AAX, CLAP, 64-bit only), and also as AUv3 and Standalone on the App Store.
🟧Here is my walkthrough on Noises, which goes into detail on many common settings in AudioThing apps:
Hainbach & AudioThing | Noises (Detai...
🟧 My AudioThing vids playlist:
\ AudioThing App Vids
🟧 My Patreon:
Patreon: Gavinski
🟧 Socials:
https://x.com/gavinski_s
Instagram: gavinskistutorials
https://www.threads.net/@gavinskistut...
Thanks for your support!
Timestamps:
00:00 AudioThing Things Fold - what wavefolding is, what gear it is based on
00:48 2 brief audio examples: gentler saturation &super gnarly
01:50 Things Fold walkthrough / tutorial, why I don’t use presets, envelope follower, feedback, filters, pre vs post feedback
05:06 Things Fold on percussion
11:08 Synth / drone example
12:33 Outro - check the pinned comment, smash the like, write a comment etc, cheers!
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