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Lost Technology

Sinusoidal distortion plugin splits audio into amplitude, frequency, and waveform sub-signals, allowing for radical sound transformations, modular recombination, stereo or mono processing, merging two mono signals into stereo, and is MIT-licensed open source.

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  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Discontinued

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  • Windows
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The last version of VST plugin (0.2.5) hasn't been updated since 21st of November 2007.

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Features

  1.  Live Performance
  2.  Ad-free
  3.  Works Offline
  4.  Portable
  5.  C++
  6.  Glitchy effect

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What is Lost Technology?

Lost Technology transforms sounds by taking them apart and then putting them together in a different way. The Analyzer components split the input signals into amplitude, frequency and waveform (harmonic content) sub-signals. The Modulator components combine sub-signals (and audio signals) in various ways. The Synthesizer components merge one sub-signal of each type into a new audio signal.

Main features: • can radically transform sound in many different ways, • stereo or mono processing, • can merge two mono sounds into one stereo sound, • released under the MIT License; full source code available.