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One signal. Every color.
A saturation plugin by Dispersia Audio, with five styles in one window. Try it free until 15 December 2026.
The beta is full. Write to hello@dispersiaaudio.com and I'll see if I can add you.
See what it does01 / Bloomrite
Bloomrite is a saturation plugin for macOS and Windows, in VST3 and AU formats. It puts five styles (Console, Tube, Wavefolder, Tape and Fracture) together in one window, with dynamics, tone shaping and presets.
02 / What it does
Switch between Console, Tube, Wavefolder, Tape and Fracture.
Console Clean until it gets close to its ceiling, then a short, soft edge with mostly odd harmonics and transformer saturation that thickens the lows first. It adds density to drums, bass and the mix bus without sounding obviously distorted.
Tube Modelled on vacuum tube stages, with mostly even harmonics for a warm, thick sound that gets hot quickly in the upper half of Bloom. For vocals, bass, keys and mix-bus warmth.
Wavefolder Folds the waveform back on itself for bright, metallic overtones that sound nothing like ordinary clipping. For synths, plucks, sound design and added upper harmonics on bass.
Tape A mellow, vintage tape sound that softens the highs and gently compresses as you drive it. For drum rooms, acoustic instruments, vocals and the mix bus.
Fracture Breaks the sound into small grains with random repeats and reversals, then clips them, so no two passes are ever the same. For sound design, tails and special effects.
Bloomrite's saturation can follow the music. In Swell it grows as the sound falls below the Threshold, so attacks stay clean while tails and decays thicken. In Bite it hits the attacks above the Threshold and lets the tails ring clean, and in Static it stays constant like a classic saturator.
Range sets the most extra drive the dynamics can add (1 to 36 dB), and Speed sets how quickly the saturation follows (1 ms to 3 s).
Bloom is the main drive control, up to +24 dB, with each style responding in its own way; the rose opens as you turn it up.
Auto Gain keeps the processed sound at about the level of the input, so turning Bloom up changes the character, not just the loudness.
Also here: Sat Trim, Lo-cut and Hi-cut.
Sorted into Drums, Bass, Instruments, Vocals, Mix Bus, Tails and Sound Design. Save your own under User.
Hear it in your own sessions.
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03 / The beta
Dispersia Audio is a one-person studio, so every report is read.
After you sign up, you'll get an email with the download links for macOS and Windows and a short guide.
When something goes wrong, tell me your DAW and its version, your system, what you did just before it happened, and a screenshot or short recording if you can.
Bugs can be sent to hello@dispersiaaudio.com at any time; general feedback by 30 November through the feedback form you'll receive by email.
04 / Sign up
The beta runs until 15 December 2026, and feedback is due by 30 November.
The beta is limited to 50 testers.
Sign-ups open on Thursday 15 October.
Want in early? Email hello@dispersiaaudio.com.
The beta is full. Write to hello@dispersiaaudio.com and I'll see if I can add you.
05 / About
Dispersia Audio is an independent one-person studio in Sofia, Bulgaria. Bloomrite is the first plugin.
I'm Danail Vidinsky, a composer and audio engineer from Sofia. Bloomrite began as an idea for my master's project in audio engineering: one saturation tool that reacts to the strength of the signal. I designed it, shaped every style by ear and tested it in my own sessions, and every report from the beta comes straight to me.
Sofia · Bulgaria · 42.70° N 23.32° E
06 / Contact
For questions about the beta, feedback and bug reports.