Audio-damage Bitcom User Manual

Bitcom User’s Guide Audio Damage, Inc. Release 1.0

These effects always operate as we’ve proceeded here: they turn the bits on or off, but only working from one end or the other, and only by turning o

Earlier we said that the lower bits correspond to the smaller details, so you might be wondering what happens if you turn on just the bottom button. I

Operation Bitcom can be used in either a mono or stereo context. When used as a stereo plug-in, the input channels are processed separately. Bitcom is

Sequencer Controls On the right of the button matrix you’ll find the controls for Bitcom’s sequencer. The STATUS buttons are possibly the most importa

With either setting of the WAVEFORM switch, moving the SHAPE knob can produce some nice timbral changes—nice enough that we hardwired the SHAPE knob t

Bitcom’s synthesizer certainly won’t win any awards for software synthesis. During Bitcom’s development we used a simple tone generator as our input s

Automation All of Bitcom’s parameters can be automated using your host's automation features. Consult your host's documentation for informat

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Introduction Bitcom was created in part because of an argument. The argument essentially went like this: Chris asked Adam whether a particular bit-ori

On OS X, the installer installs the Audio Unit and VST versions of Bitcom by default. If you click the Customize button you can choose to not install

Bitcom’s bits buttons and flag buttons are shown in the image on the right. The numbers across the top enumerate the steps. Each step’s buttons are a

Each of the eight bits allows part of the input signal to pass through to the output. These parts are added together to form one output signal. In rou

Now at least we could say that the input signal is something other than a square wave, because of those intermediate steps in the output. Still, most