01 / STARVE
Bitrate Starve
Reduces the image the way a starved codec does: macro-blocking, banding, RGB shift, and a framed stutter.
Five effects · Hand-built · Node-based
STARVE
& PULSE
Starve and Pulse Pack - Datamosh & Color-Pulse Effects for DaVinci Resolve
Starve the signal until the codec shows through. Then put gain, saturation, and hue on a clock you control.
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REC · PULSE MASTER ON
Of rhythm is image / of image is knowing / of knowing there is a construct.
Effects that work outward from form
The pack
Five nodes. One material idea.
One node degrades the image the way a starved codec does. Four put color on a clock — each on its own node, plus a master that drives them together.
02 / PULSE
Pulse Gain
Brightness on a clock. Sine, square, or sawtooth — at a rate you set. Try this one free →
03 / PULSE
Pulse Saturation
Color intensity, modulated on the beat — from washed-flat to blown-out.
04 / PULSE
Pulse Hue
Rotate the spectrum in time. The whole frame turns on your clock.
05 / PULSE
Pulse Master
Drives all threeOne panel drives gain, saturation, and hue together — the whole family from a single clock.
SIGNAL PATH
Starve first,
then pulse.
Stack a starve node under the pulse family and the modulation rides the broken signal. Order is the instrument.
The clock
Pick a waveform. Set the rate.
Every pulse node runs on the same three shapes at a rate you dial in. Try it — this is the control you get on the Edit page.
Rate 1.20 Hz
72 BPMslow → fast
What's inside
Built to drop straight onto the timeline.
- Five hand-built effectsBitrate Starve + Pulse Gain, Saturation, Hue, and Master.
- Sine, square & sawtoothThree modulation shapes on every pulse node.
- Rate you controlSet the clock — slow drift to hard strobe.
- Pulse Master panelDrive gain, saturation, and hue from one place.
- Drop-in for the Edit pageNo Fusion graph required — apply like any effect.
Starve & Pulse
Take the codec apart.
Five effects for DaVinci Resolve. Datamosh the signal, put color on a clock, and keep them forever.