This audio effect plugin offers two distinct distortion circuits for aggressive or smoother sounds. It includes digital extras like smoothing, bias control, and tone-shaping filters. Morph settings allow for dynamic transitions between two sound configurations.
1.6
April 29, 2026
New in version 1.6: - Added upgrade path to v2 for existing users.
$9.99
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No, Fuzz Droid does not contain advertisements. It is a free application with optional in-app purchases for full functionality.
Fuzz Droid features two asymmetric distortion circuits derived from the CP3 modular mixer: CP3+ for sharp, harmonic-rich distortion and CP3- for a smoother, less aggressive sound.
Yes, Fuzz Droid includes a two-week free trial. After the trial, a one-time purchase is required for full unlock.
Digital extras include a custom smoothing function to tame harsh artifacts, an adjustable bias control for hitting asymmetries, and flexible high- and low-pass tone-shaping filters.
Morph Settings allows you to transition the plugin between two distinct saved settings. This is useful for performance, modulation, and automation within your DAW.
Yes, Fuzz Droid is available on Mac and includes CLAP and VST3 plugin formats in addition to its AUv3 capabilities.
As a legacy product, Fuzz Droid will receive only maintenance updates. The last update was on April 29, 2026.
Fuzz Droid has a rating of 3.7 stars from 3 ratings, indicating a generally positive but mixed user reception.
