Thenatan TVHS turns VHS deck behavior and CRT artifacts into an audio plugin for macOS and Windows. Instead of cycling predictable modulation, pitch movement comes from filtered noise, while tape failures occur at irregular intervals. CRT-style behavior adds head-switching artifacts, flyback whine, and electrical hum.
Eleven controls cover Wobble, Saturate, Breathe, Noise, Tone, Dropout, Headswitch, Flyback, Width, Mix, and Output. Breathe recreates Hi-Fi compander errors, while dropout timing follows Poisson-based randomness. NTSC and PAL modes are supported. Ten captured convolution responses come from tape and video gear.
Its preset bank has 60 choices split into six groups, and every effect can be bypassed separately. The interface can be resized and includes tooltips. TVHS supports VST2, VST3, and AU, with native Apple Silicon compatibility. Thenatan is charging $9.50 during the launch offer, while the normal price sits at $49.
Eleven controls cover Wobble, Saturate, Breathe, Noise, Tone, Dropout, Headswitch, Flyback, Width, Mix, and Output. Breathe recreates Hi-Fi compander errors, while dropout timing follows Poisson-based randomness. NTSC and PAL modes are supported. Ten captured convolution responses come from tape and video gear.
Its preset bank has 60 choices split into six groups, and every effect can be bypassed separately. The interface can be resized and includes tooltips. TVHS supports VST2, VST3, and AU, with native Apple Silicon compatibility. Thenatan is charging $9.50 during the launch offer, while the normal price sits at $49.
