Hot on the heels of the Mod Pack effect series, Native Instruments have delivered Crush Pack: a tri-flavoured collection that covers a wide, distorted landscape.
Who doesn’t need a bit more crunch in their life? Native Instruments have you covered with Crush Pack: a collection of plugins for all things dirty.
The threesome includes Dirt – which is said to be an elegant stompbox that can subtly overdrive a signal, or completely fuzz it out.
Freak – which seems to be a jack of all trades in psychedelia with its frequency shifting, ring and radio modulation capabilities.
Bite – a bitcrusher and sample rate reducer that can emulate all your favourite old-school samplers and lend a dollop of grit to your tone.
The plugins are available in VST, AU and AAX formats for PC and MAC. And via the Native Kontrol Standard, the effects and presets can be browsed from NI hardware, with automatic mapping.
Head over to Native Instruments for more info.
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