Zero Good Core

rectifying fuzz signal destroyer

The Zero Good is a waveform brutalizer more than a conventional fuzz. It takes even a small signal and drives it almost rail-to-rail, producing a dense, square/pulse-like shape.

Your guitar’s input doesn’t simply make that shape louder, it changes the balance and duty cycle of the wave: one half becomes deeper and longer while the other is crushed inward, giving it a shifting asymmetry and a harmonically aggressive character.

Zero Good doesn’t merely clip the peaks, it forces the signal into a hard, lopsided pulse shape that changes symmetry with playing dynamics, creating an unreal synthetic fuzz tone.

This is an accurate component to component simulation of exactly how my pedals work. Not a generic distortion curve or an inferior NAM snapshot. This is the real deal, and it’s gorgeous.

A Spectrum Taper toggle spreads tone more evenly across the pregain allowing you more useful access to a wide variety of fuzz tones harder to reach in the original fuzz.

Version history

v1.3.0WindowsAugust 2026

• Fixed knobs and switches responding in the wrong place on high-resolution displays or when Windows display scaling is turned up, including FL Studio on 4K screens.
• Updated the plug-in artwork for the v1.3 release.
• The sound, controls, automation, and saved settings are unchanged.
• Existing projects will open normally. Your DAW will recognize this as the same Core v1 plug-in.

v1.2Windows + macOSPrevious release