One-Bit Delay

The One-Bit Delay plugin from Infinite Digits is a VST3/AU plugin inspired by the delay chips of the 1990's (like the infamous PT2399 and M50195P) that had ADC-DAC converters with one-bit data streams at their core. These chips, often using some form of delta modulation, had quantization and demodulation processes which contributed significantly to their signature sound.

The One-Bit Plugin uses a simulation of the circuitry to match those sound characteristics from those classic chips: from gurgly burps to ghostly repeats to sonorous eedback swells, the One-Bit Delay sits in its own uncanny valley — digital at its core, but with an organic, almost biological degradation pattern that makes a digital plugin actually feel alive.