Raccoon Audio has launched a distortion processor targeting musicians seeking vintage amplifier textures and extreme sonic destruction. ManTube Fuzz operates through three independent saturation circuits that span clean tube warmth to silicon aggression and ultimately complete signal disintegration, with controls allowing users to blend all three algorithms simultaneously through a single parameter.
The software provides filtering options for frequency sculpting alongside cabinet simulation modes that position processed material in various acoustic environments. Frontend shaping tools govern signal amplitude before hitting the distortion stages, while parallel processing capability enables blending raw input with affected material for subtle enhancement or complete transformation of guitars, percussion, synthesizers and vocal tracks.
The developer has priced the processor at forty-nine dollars during its introductory period before reverting to the standard hundred-dollar cost for both Mac and Windows platforms through VST3 and AU formats.
The software provides filtering options for frequency sculpting alongside cabinet simulation modes that position processed material in various acoustic environments. Frontend shaping tools govern signal amplitude before hitting the distortion stages, while parallel processing capability enables blending raw input with affected material for subtle enhancement or complete transformation of guitars, percussion, synthesizers and vocal tracks.
The developer has priced the processor at forty-nine dollars during its introductory period before reverting to the standard hundred-dollar cost for both Mac and Windows platforms through VST3 and AU formats.
