Home Tech Trash by iZotope: The Iconic Distortion Plugin Returns with New Features
Trash by iZotope: The Iconic Distortion Plugin Returns with New Features
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Trash by iZotope: The Iconic Distortion Plugin Returns with New Features

Home Tech Trash by iZotope: The Iconic Distortion Plugin Returns with New Features

iZotope, now a part of Native Instruments, has announced the revival of its iconic Trash distortion plugin. First introduced in 2003, this new version combines fan-favorite features with a modern design and fresh take on creative distortion.

Acclaimed producers Nicky Romero and Arca have praised the plugin, with Romero stating, “some plugins bring that magic, Trash is one of them.” Arca added, “Trash is by far one of my favorite plugins for years now, and the new one has a ‘scream’ variable parameter which is great with an LFO.”

Trash allows users to twist, mangle, and energize sounds in unlimited ways. The intuitive interface is driven by two powerful engines: the Trash and Convolve modules. The Trash module includes over 60 distortion types, ranging from subtle saturation to extreme sonic mutation. The Convolve module comes with over 600 creative impulse responses to morph and filter sounds, from unconventional spaces like tin cans and piano cabinets to reversed reverbs and underwater recordings.

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A standout new feature is an XY pad that blends between four distortion algorithms or impulse responses in each module, opening up endless creative possibilities. Other additions include an Envelope Follower, a Dice Roll button for random inspiration, and a Scream filter. Intelligent autogain and limiting settings ensure controlled output levels, no matter how wild the processing gets.

Trash is available as a desktop plugin and is also compatible with Logic Pro for iPad using the AUv3 format. Both versions include a free Trash Lite mode providing access to the Trash module, randomization features, and autogain/limiting.

With its modern features and creative distortion capabilities, the revived Trash aims to build upon its iconic heritage while taking mangled sounds into new dimensions.

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