Digitalis is a powerful multi-effect tool designed to transform audio through digital degradation and glitch effects. Drawing inspiration from faulty converters, damaged CDs, and unstable internet signals, it offers a unique sonic experience that explores the textures of digital decay. Users can experiment with spectral filtering, pitch shifting, and formant alterations to sculpt their sounds in innovative ways.

The plugin features a corruption section that delivers flexible downsampling, dynamic bitcrushing, and data loss emulation to create gritty and distorted textures reminiscent of deteriorated digital media. Its time-based effects include a highly adjustable repeater capable of tempo-synced or free-form retriggering, with controls for pitch modulation and glitch rhythms that add complexity and unpredictability to your patterns. This combination allows for intricate rhythmic and tonal variations that push creative boundaries.

Digitalis also offers a customizable signal flow with a user-defined window order and a 16-step tempo-synced sequencer supporting multiple effect slots, enabling detailed modulation and rhythmic sequencing. An advanced AI assistant guides users through the plugin's extensive features, while a collection of 98 factory presets provides a broad palette of starting points. This makes Digitalis a compelling choice for producers seeking to add distinctive digital artifacts and glitch textures to their music.