there was a plugin posted on the sister site some months ago that seemed to be a mix of decimort, speakerphone and rc-20... it emulated some bitcrushing/digital artefact effects from gear from 1990s, does someone here remember what it is?

 

AudioThing Vinyl Strip: www.audiothing.net/effects/vinyl-strip

Vinyl Strip is a multi-effect plugin featuring 6 modules: Distortion, Compressor, Bit Crusher, Tilt EQ, Vintage Reverb, and Vinylizer. The modules can be arranged in any combination by simple drag-n-drop. Vinyl Strip will add life and an old school touch to your samples and tracks, and achieve that classic vinyl record sound in your digital environment. The plugin is optimised to be lightweight on the CPU.

BybyAudio Super VHS: https://babyaud.io/super-vhs-multi-fx-plugin

80s Nostalgia Channel Strip - Mix Like It’s 1985
✱ Super VHS unites six colorful 80s inspired effects in one plugin. Combine them to unlock glorious retro vibes.
✱ Add warm tape saturation, lush chorus, pitch drift, sample-rate reduction, grainy reverb, static noise and more.
✱ Fast and intuitive workflow: Each effect has just one knob – but engages multiple parameters under the hood.

 

McDSP Futzbox?

https://mcdsp.com/plugin-index/futzbox/

 

Tal-DAC ?

What about Blezz Beats Snop?

Description of it:

ANALOG MACHINES
SNOP's analog devices replicate the unique imperfections of mediums like cassette tapes, VHS, and records through countless non-linear processing steps. These include wow, flutter, bias, azimuth shifts, phase errors, noise, filters, dropouts, tape saturation, stereo imaging, and custom impulse responses, all capturing the authentic character of each machine.
DIGITAL MACHINES
If a digital device such as a sampler is chosen in SNOP, this may include things such as sampling rate, bit depth, DC quantization method, interpolation, pre and post-filtering (anti-alias filtering), noise floor and fluctuations, dithering, and frequency response by convolution.
Comparisons are mixed up for a blind test. The goal was never to make 1:1 replicas, but hey - you be the judge.
Can you tell which is which?
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WHY SNOP?
We already have RC-20 Retro Color, Decimort, TAL Sampler, and countless other great plugins. Do we need another one?
Yes, I for one can't get enough. I created SNOP to satisfy my long-time love for old consumer-level audio gear and the profound feelings of nostalgia they bring.
I needed one that did everything I need, laid out just how I want it and with the precise sound that I like from some of these machines.

 

Last edited: Aug 3, 2025 at 8:08 PM