A bitcrusher you can play like a game

Bits and rate on one stick

The left stick is the crusher: push one way to drop the bit depth (steppy, gritty), the other to drop the sample rate (aliased, metallic). Moving both at once gives the swept, glitchy crush that's hard to get from two separate knobs.

The right stick handles tone and memory - darken the top end and add tape-style wow and flutter. The triggers add crunch while held.

Console eras, not just a crusher

A plain bitcrusher only reduces bits and rate. Each PhaseStation era adds its own filtering, reverb and noise, modelled on the character of an old console's audio chip, so the same crush settings sound different from one era to the next.

Mouse or controller

Any USB or Bluetooth gamepad works without extra drivers. No controller? Everything works with the mouse. In FULL you can record controller moves as DAW automation, so a live sweep becomes part of the arrangement.