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Kinotone ribbons - Degradation Effects

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Dropouts emulate tape getting stuck momentarily and
then catching up. So think physical interruptions, like
tape getting snagged on an object, or intentionally
manipulating a tape during playback.
DegradationPage 3
Ribbons' random wow and utter parameters are
modeled after spectral and waveform data collected
from all kinds of tape players, ranging from perfectly
functioning to completely broken — four-track
cassette machines, reel-to-reels, dictaphones,
mangled cassette loops, tape delays, and more.
FLUTTER DEPTH (FD) — Turning up depth will start to
introduce subtle, stuttery pitch variations in your signal.
FLUTTER FREQUENCY (FF) — As you increase
frequency, the variations become more chaotic.
DROPOUTS
DEPTH
CRINKLE
NOISEDROPOUTS
FREQUENCY
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