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[QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 92969, member: 160"]
Residual Breakdown turns a three-transistor fuzz design into a €29 distortion plugin with unstable self-oscillation at its core. Unusable Engineering built it from an older modeling attempt that predates the company, then dropped strict hardware matching and took the effect in a broader direction.

Audio enters at Input, passes through Tilt EQ and Fuzz, reaches a parametric EQ with two bands, then runs into Dry/Wet and a tube-style limiter. Input does more than set level, since changing it alters the fuzz response. Self-oscillation comes from how the fuzz controls interact, with options for off, free-running behavior, or note locking through MTS-ESP.

Eight sequencer slots can hold different fuzz and EQ states, then switch or transition between them. An envelope follower can move Dry/Wet from either the main signal or a sidechain.

The plugin supports Windows and macOS through VST3 and AU formats. Emulated Effects and Full Suite v2 already contain it, while prior buyers received it in their accounts.
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