A bit crusher reduces the bit depth and sample rate of the audio signal. The result is a
very digital sounding distortion.
Chorus parameters
Chorus is a classic effect that uses small delay times (that are modulated by an LFO) to
double a sound, making it seem fatter and thicker. Shape, rate and depth refer to the
LFO. Delay is the delay time and feedback is the amount of delayed signal added back to
the dry signal. Both of these parameters emphasize the effect when increased. Spread
refers to the width of the sound in the stereo field.