Distortion

Six nodes that add harmonics, fold waveforms, crush bits, and push audio past where it was sitting. Saturator (Native) and Soft Clipper (Native) are the analog-style colourings — small additions of harmonic content that warm a buffer up without shouting. Distortion (Native) is the louder cousin, with multiple clipping algorithms for aggressive shaping. BitCrusher reduces bit depth and sample rate for lo-fi, retro, and glitch textures — the SP-1200’s voice if you push it. Wavefolder reflects waveform peaks back on themselves the way West Coast modular synths do, generating overtones that linear distortion can’t reach. Harmonic Shaper takes a different angle entirely: explicit per-harmonic control via Chebyshev polynomials, so you can dial in exactly how much H1, H2, H3, and so on the chain produces.