Disfunction

Disfunction is a lightweight audio plugin developed specifically for helping you alter the sound using three tone generators and a cutoff filter available for each generator. The plugin comes with support for ADSR envelope (attack, decay, sustain, release), high- and low-pass master cutoff filters, two LFOs (low-frequency oscillation), as well as signal adjustment options.

In order to install the audio plugin on all Windows versions out there and get access to its interface, you need to have a VST host like energyXT or VSTHost deployed on the target computer.

You are welcomed by a coherent feature structure. A help manual is not embedded in the package which means that you are on your own when it comes to discovering how the audio plugin works. You need to experiment a little bit with the dedicated parameters in order to learn how to make the most out of the audio plugin’s capabilities.

Disfunction integrates several knobs in the main window which make it easier for you to set up the audio parameters. You are offered the freedom to work with three tone generators and make changes to the waveform shape (Sine, Saw, Triangle, Square), adjust the cutoff and resonance parameters, as well as apply low- or high-pass filters.

Other important configuration settings worth being mentioned enable you to alter attack, decay, sustain, and release options, modify the master volume, add, subtract, or route signals from the generators, as well as add or subtract LFO values.

Tests have pointed out that Disfunction carries out tasks pretty quickly and without errors. It is not a resource hog so you do not have to worry that it burdens the overall performance of the computer. You may keep it running in the background.

To sum things up, Disfunction proves to be a handy audio plugin that comes bundled with several audio options for helping you boost the sound. It is suitable especially for music enthusiasts.