This was definitely exciting news when it hit my desk yesterday. I am an avid user of iZotope trash. It is such a powerful audio mangling tool. Drums are instantly more edgy, vocals love getting the mess pulverized out of them, everything just sounds better with it even in small doses. So iZotope remembered the potential and built a whole new platform for Trash with more distortion algorithms and user control. The sky is the limit.
iZotope, Inc., a leading innovator in digital audio signal processing, has announced Trash 2, the ultimate distortion and audio mangling toolbox. Fully overhauled from Trash 1, Trash 2 adds a wealth of new features including twenty new distortion algorithms, fresh filter modules, fifty new impulse responses, multi-band waveshaping, 64-bit support and much more.
It’s been nearly a decade since Trash first arrived, and it’s remained a cult favorite of artists such as Nine Inch Nails, Noisia, Garbage, KoRn, Sigur Rós, and anyone looking to add dirt, grime, and character to their tracks. Now, nearly ten years later, Trash is back. Completely rewritten from the ground up, Trash 2 takes the best of Trash and makes it even better. With an entirely new sonic architecture, brand new features, optimized performance, better sound quality, and support for modern hosts and formats, Trash 2 is primed for a powerful new era of audio mangling, distortion, and experimentation.
Trash 2 will be released mid-November 2012. No set word on price.
Trash 1 customers who purchased after October 1, 2012 will receive a free upgrade to Trash 2 upon release.
Special upgrade pricing will be available for all previous Trash owners.
To learn more about Trash 2.0 and to receive updates on pricing and availability, click HERE.
