LadyBug LoFi Reverb - Walkthrough with Sam Loose

LadyBug Lofi Reverb is all about fun and experimenting. It's perfect for those who like their music with a side of character and a dash of whimsy. Whether you're crafting dreamy soundscapes or adding some Lofi love to your track, LadyBug might just do the trick.
LadyBug's Lofi wildness captures the essence of vintage charm and wraps it in a modern, easy-to-use package. It's designed for musicians, producers, and sound designers who dare to be different.
Features include:
- Spring & Hall Reverbs: Two flavors of echoey goodness to suit your every mood.
- Input Drive: Crank it up for that delicious, warm crunch.
- Auto Gain Control: Keeps your levels as balanced as a ladybug on a leaf.
- Quirky LoFi Knob: From subtle static to full-on pixel party - it's all in your hands.
- Wow and Flutter: Add that old-school tape charm, like finding a retro treasure in your attic.
- Compressor: Add that old-school compressor charm, like finding a retro treasure in your attic
- Switchable Parameters: You can use each parameter separately
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[@SunlightOfTheSpirit]

So, does the compressor only compress the reverb and clean signal and not the lo-Fi affected signal?

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Thanks for asking! It compresses the entire "wet" signal.

[@SunlightOfTheSpirit]

@@safaripedalsthanks for the reply. It wasn’t clear as at 2:44 you say to crush the reverberated signal plus the original signal as well’ I though there might be another path for the distortion in parallel to avoid further compression for some reason. Really enjoying using the plugins even though the CPU hit is huge.
I have a single audio track in Live with all your plugins opened with not audio passing through and no other plugins active and Live’s CPU is sitting at 50% which is very peculiar.
This is with my buffer at 256 which is a lot higher than I’d like to use it at.
Looks like I need to find a different way to work because I usually track at 32/64 with some processing going on to get a feel but one of your plug ins with oversampling just crackles at this buffer size on my M1 16Gb MBP. Which again is very unusual for any plugin to do this on my system.

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@@SunlightOfTheSpirit Sorry about that! Sounds like an issue that's worth taking a look at. Can you email us? Thanks!

[@SunlightOfTheSpirit]

@@safaripedals what’s ya contact details?