miniBit - 8bit Synthesizer vs Super VHS - Baby Audio Usage & Stats

Rewind Your Tracks to the VHS Era * Super VHS combines six colorful effects to bring an authentic 1980s retro vibe to your tracks * Makes your instruments and beats sound like they were sampled off an old VHS tape * Fast and intuitive workflow: Each effect has just one knob – but controls multiple parameters under the hood About Super VHS: As kids of the 80s we have always been drawn to the sound of slightly out-of-tune synths, warm tape saturation, gritty samples and grainy reverbs. So we set out on a mission to capture our favorite decade – and bring it into a new decade. Using Super VHS will be like sending your sounds back in time, then re-discovering them on a worn-out VHS tape 30 years later. All with the click of a single button, right inside your mobile DAW. Super VHS will add some lo-fi authenticity to whatever clean sound you run through it — especially as you mix and match the effects. Each effect has just a single control, but multiple parameters under the hood, allowing for a quick workflow with a wide range of results. Features: Super VHS features six unique ‘one-knob’ effects inspired by the VHS-era. * Static: Static noise generated by an internal synthesizer. * Heat: Analog-emulated tape saturator, inspired by consumer-grade tape machines. * Shape: Sample rate reducer inspired by 1980s 8-bit samplers. * Magic: 80s style widening FX inspired by the Juno chorus, but darker and deeper. * Drift: Pitch fluctuation LFO for unpredictable time and pitch shifting. * Wash: ‘Bad hall’ reverb inspired by budget friendly 1980s rack units. We encourage you to mix and match the effects as that will give you a wide range of sonic outcomes – from subtle degradation to all-out destruction. We hope you'll enjoy this new Baby Audio release!