Evil Clown turns clean audio into deliberately unstable processing, and Leit Audio charges nothing for it. SNARL handles harsh drive and speaker-style breakup, LURCH adds pitch drift with wow and flutter, while CURSE brings shifting dissonance and resonant voices that grow more intense during playback.
Rather than acting like three separate stages, those controls affect one shared process. Mild settings leave much of the original character intact, while harder settings push synths, guitars, vocals, bass, drums, or pianos toward rougher results. MIX blends processed audio against a latency-matched dry path.
Random movement uses repeatable seeds, which keeps renders consistent. Mono and stereo signals both work, and the plug-in reports 24 ms of latency. Mac users get AU or VST3, while Windows and Linux builds use VST3.
A Leit Audio account unlocks the free download. There is no trial window or activation inside Evil Clown.
Rather than acting like three separate stages, those controls affect one shared process. Mild settings leave much of the original character intact, while harder settings push synths, guitars, vocals, bass, drums, or pianos toward rougher results. MIX blends processed audio against a latency-matched dry path.
Random movement uses repeatable seeds, which keeps renders consistent. Mono and stereo signals both work, and the plug-in reports 24 ms of latency. Mac users get AU or VST3, while Windows and Linux builds use VST3.
A Leit Audio account unlocks the free download. There is no trial window or activation inside Evil Clown.
