A simple waveshaping distortion with a wet/dry mix. It adds harmonics to whatever you send it, from a clean boost to a nearly square-wave collapse.
Drive pushes the signal into a smooth clipping curve and blends the result with the untouched signal. Because the clean path runs alongside the driven one, you can melt the body of a sound while keeping its attack intact: the classic parallel-distortion trick. It is a curve, not a model of any particular pedal or circuit.
A small signal-path diagram on the panel shows the two parallel paths.
Drive is a mono audio effect: play a guitar, a microphone or any recording through it. Try the presets Warm Glue, Parallel Thicken, Overdrive, Fuzz and Edge Blend, then adjust Amount and Mix.
The wet path uses the exact rational curve y=((1+k)x)/(1+k|x|), with k=Amount*100, evaluated through fixed 4x interpolation/FIR oversampling; a separate dry path and the wet path sum at the stage output.
This is a curve, not a circuit model. It is not a simulation of a particular pedal and does not claim to be one.
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