BITLAYER gives RiverFlux Audio’s bitcrusher eight separately treated frequency bands, with free builds available across macOS, Windows, and Linux. Every band can change bit depth, sample rate, jitter, gain, processor order, and active state, while the frequency view keeps the setup readable.
Normal handles all incoming material, Tonal isolates sustained parts, and Transient goes after attacks. Mid-side routing can aim each band at the center, stereo sides, or both, while separate blend controls balance clean and degraded audio.
Mixing favors tighter band separation, while Low Latency removes added delay for tracking or live use. The package also carries 88 presets for drums, bass, synths, vocals, buses, and other material.
Gumroad handles distribution with optional payment. Entering $0 gets BITLAYER at no charge, though checkout asks for an email address. Windows and Linux receive VST3 and CLAP, while macOS adds AU support for Intel and Apple Silicon machines.
Normal handles all incoming material, Tonal isolates sustained parts, and Transient goes after attacks. Mid-side routing can aim each band at the center, stereo sides, or both, while separate blend controls balance clean and degraded audio.
Mixing favors tighter band separation, while Low Latency removes added delay for tracking or live use. The package also carries 88 presets for drums, bass, synths, vocals, buses, and other material.
Gumroad handles distribution with optional payment. Entering $0 gets BITLAYER at no charge, though checkout asks for an email address. Windows and Linux receive VST3 and CLAP, while macOS adds AU support for Intel and Apple Silicon machines.
