Plug & Mix . Anyone try these?
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- KVRAF
- 2049 posts since 18 Sep, 2003 from Seattle USA
@sorohanro nice demo of your musical abilities as well as P&M capabilities - I also liked the way you used SoundCloud markers to tell us what you were doing. Nothing subtle going on with your use of the effects - it didn't seem to sound un-natural either.
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- KVRist
- 257 posts since 27 Sep, 2012
Just want to say thanks as well.kylen wrote:@sorohanro nice demo of your musical abilities as well as P&M capabilities - I also liked the way you used SoundCloud markers to tell us what you were doing. Nothing subtle going on with your use of the effects - it didn't seem to sound un-natural either.
A great example of what the plugs can do, thanks for taking the time to do it and to post it up.
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- KVRist
- 257 posts since 27 Sep, 2012
Dear friends,
Anyone else got any examples that they would like to share with the KVR community?
Thanks for all your interest in P&M, much appreciated.
Anyone else got any examples that they would like to share with the KVR community?
Thanks for all your interest in P&M, much appreciated.
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- KVRAF
- 2973 posts since 10 Sep, 2003 from Karlskoga, Stockholm, Sweden
ive had problems with these resetting to default position from time to time. One situation that i know of is when i stop the audio engine in mulab (to change sample frequency). I've not had this problem with other plugins.
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- KVRist
- 257 posts since 27 Sep, 2012
Hello Crackbaby,Crackbaby wrote:ive had problems with these resetting to default position from time to time. One situation that i know of is when i stop the audio engine in mulab (to change sample frequency). I've not had this problem with other plugins.
Is it all the Plug & Mix plugs that are going back to the default position, or it is specific ones?
If you have the time and energy to post your observations to our dedicated forum board it is very appreciated as the developers look at it when new entry is flagged.
It is here:
http://forums.dontcrack.com/index.php?showforum=32
Thanks again for all your help.
Nick
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Nick Hamilton
Product Specialist
DontCrack Inc.
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- KVRAF
- 2049 posts since 18 Sep, 2003 from Seattle USA
I'll post over there too Nick, I have the same issue as Crackbaby on Analoger, the bass/high knobs don't reset when double clicked (Win7 32bit Reaper).
Workaround - use the naked GUI-less UI to adjust the setting (which causes the button to reflect the correct setting).
Workaround - use the naked GUI-less UI to adjust the setting (which causes the button to reflect the correct setting).
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- KVRAF
- 6254 posts since 25 Mar, 2004
Have you tried these? http://www.audiffex.com/EN/effect-pedals.htmlFeelingMachine wrote: I just finished demo'ing the entire bundle and i was actually surprised. My first impressions are, beefy and impressive ! Normally with these bundle plugs its a case of quantity over quality, however i found that alot of the plugs held up their sound well enough, without distortion or artifacts, to be used in a pro mix. ...
I think i have just about tried every notable plugin out there, from freeware to paid for, and some of these P&M plugs definitely have an ovious unique or different sound. ...
If so, are they comparable? They look a bit more 'bread and butter' than P&M, but individually, to my ear, they do the job. Since you've 'tried them all' I was curious as to whether the P&M plugs go significantly beyond this.
Also, what P&M plugs do you think really go far beyond what's in Amplitube or GR?
Thanks
-B
Berfab
So many plugins, so little time...
So many plugins, so little time...
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- KVRAF
- 2973 posts since 10 Sep, 2003 from Karlskoga, Stockholm, Sweden
But my issue was that they DID reset But not when i wanted it
- KVRian
- 1233 posts since 29 Dec, 2008 from Lithuania
Thanks kylen and Nick Hamilton for your kind words. Here is another example, using Clarisonix on drum bus and bass.
It might not be suitable for everything, but still, a good plugin. It helps the kick but somehow the snare disappear, so, maybe on separate channels.
On bass I tried LoudBass and stereolizer on guitars but couldn't find a way to make them work to my taste. I'll try more on some brass and acoustic guitars.
http://soundcloud.com/mihai-sorohan/p-m-plug-ins-test-2
It might not be suitable for everything, but still, a good plugin. It helps the kick but somehow the snare disappear, so, maybe on separate channels.
On bass I tried LoudBass and stereolizer on guitars but couldn't find a way to make them work to my taste. I'll try more on some brass and acoustic guitars.
http://soundcloud.com/mihai-sorohan/p-m-plug-ins-test-2
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- KVRAF
- 2973 posts since 10 Sep, 2003 from Karlskoga, Stockholm, Sweden
The bass really comes alive.. good job
Clarisonix really is something ..hmm.. .trying to SAVE money here so please stop
Clarisonix really is something ..hmm.. .trying to SAVE money here so please stop
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- KVRian
- 1074 posts since 12 Jul, 2009 from Brighton
Sorry to jump in, but I have to comment on this to qualify it a little more fully.@midnight wrote: You have to oversample to 384khz to get an analog-like sound quality. Yes, the quality of the algorithm and circuit also matters greatly but as a basic ingredient you need nyquist pushed all the way up to 192khz in order for the aliasing to remain in the inaudible spectrum.
Oversampling a linear process (EQ) offers no benefit in terms of aliasing, because there isn't any aliasing to get rid of.
Oversampling a time-variant process up to 2x is worthwhile, assuming an audio-rate (or lower) modulator, because you then have two spectra worth of audio content convolved together (spectrally speaking); I usually include dynamics in this category, since if your sidechain signal is generating a gain reduction signal that contains faster-than-audio-rate content, you are concerning yourself with compression-as-distortion, rather than compression as dynamics. I'll take the point that the switch between attack and release might fall into this category, but as a designer of dynamics, we'd want to make that transition as smooth as possible. Or things would sound bad (e.g. Gate chatter, for instance).
Oversampling distortion is one easy way to 'improve' the sound of a naive distortion. Or even to add a little finesse to a good one. But of course, the degree of oversampling that's beneficial is a function of the nature of the distortion, and how hard you hit it.
I'd like to speculate that most worthwhile, modern distortions are designed around an implicit oversampling-type process; runge-kutta being a good, topical example. But there are plenty of naive distortions around, and without oversampling, they sound terrible. I don't know how it's still a thing, but seemingly it is. I suppose the key factor is that aliasing is ALWAYS going to be a LOT quieter than signal, so it's going to remain "grab the spec analyser" kind of problem. (Except in Massive, where the aliasing is what makes it good)
Rant over.
Dave.
[ DMGAudio ] | [ DMGAudio Blog ] | dave AT dmgaudio DOT com
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- KVRist
- 257 posts since 27 Sep, 2012
You said "ive had problems with these resetting to default position from time to time. One situation that i know of is when i stop the audio engine in mulab (to change sample frequency)."Crackbaby wrote:But my issue was that they DID reset But not when i wanted it
Just so I understand clearly, do you have to re-boot mulab after changing the audio engine?
If you stay on the same engine setting and save the session, quit out, then reload, do the plug-ins come up with their settings intact?
Regards,
Nick
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- KVRist
- 257 posts since 27 Sep, 2012
kylen wrote:I'll post over there too Nick, I have the same issue as Crackbaby on Analoger, the bass/high knobs don't reset when double clicked (Win7 32bit Reaper).
Workaround - use the naked GUI-less UI to adjust the setting (which causes the button to reflect the correct setting).
Hello kylen,
So you have the opposite problem to kylen (no reset) with Reaper?
I'll send a note to our developers.
Regards,
Nick
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- KVRist
- 257 posts since 27 Sep, 2012
Hello sorohanro,sorohanro wrote:Thanks kylen and Nick Hamilton for your kind words. Here is another example, using Clarisonix on drum bus and bass.
It might not be suitable for everything, but still, a good plugin. It helps the kick but somehow the snare disappear, so, maybe on separate channels.
On bass I tried LoudBass and stereolizer on guitars but couldn't find a way to make them work to my taste. I'll try more on some brass and acoustic guitars.
http://soundcloud.com/mihai-sorohan/p-m-plug-ins-test-2
Thanks again for your posting of the sound examples. And your taking the time to really explore the plug-ins.
Regards,
Nick