Buffer Override For Mac

Buffer Override can overcome your host app's audio processing buffer size and then (unsuccessfully) override that new buffer size to be a smaller buffer size.

Buffer Override makes a lot more sense if you just try it out and hear what it does. Buffer Override can sound like a stuttery vocoder or a stuck beat shuffler or many other delightful things.

In certain hosts, you can also "play" Buffer Override via MIDI notes and even sync it to song tempo.

With Buffer Override, you can override your host application's audio processing buffer size and then (unsuccessfully) override that new buffer size to be a smaller buffer size.

You can think of these as the "sub-buffer" and its "super-buffer". Listen to what Buffer Override does and you will understand more what it does and what the point of it is.

Buffer Override's buffer divisor value can be optionally controlled by MIDI notes and pitchbend messages (optionally because the value can still also be controlled by the parameter slider; and pitchbend messages are always interpretted relative to whatever the current state of things is, regardless of whether you are playing notes or not).