Hey you all,

I apologize for the click-baity title but I do think that with my new device I tapped into some new territory :) at least to my knowledge.
However I still feel like to have only scraped the surface here so I'm excited to hear if anyone has suggestions on how to expand on this idea even further!

Inspired by a famous 8-Bit distortion guitar pedal, Atomizer builds upon the idea of using lookup tables for waveshaping. The input signal is converted to 8-Bit and then remapped to the selected wave resulting in rich and complex distortion. The wavetable itself is organized in an 8x8 matrix making it possible to seamlessly scan through the waves with the XY control or the integrated LFO, resulting in morphing waves reminiscent of wavetable synthesizers.
Besides normal stereo operation, Atomizer is also capable to turn mono into stereo signals by introducing a small offset in the selected wavetable between the left and right channels.

Atomizer comes prepackaged with a selection of wavetables. More can be found on www.waveeditonline.com. While it is designed to work with banks of 64 waveforms with a wave length of 256, any sample can be loaded into the device but will be truncated to one channel and 16384 samples.

Features:

Wavetable Waveshaper supporting banks of 64 waveforms with a wave length of 256
XY Control or LFO to scan through wavetables
Seamless morphing between waves
LFO with 6 shapes (sine, triangle, ramp up, ramp down, rectangle, random), phase control and beat sync
Stereo spread control
Low pass filter to tame high frequency content
Gain, Dry/Wet and Volume controls

To try it out, get the demo version of Atomizer or directly buy the Full Version.

All the best,
Chris from Ternär Music Technology

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