This should definitely, for-serious-this-time, be fixed for you now!
Thanks,
Dan @ Cherry Audio
downloaded the demo, used the vintage osc, and the poly osc, fast... tried 3 modules... 5 minutes later i bought them... great stuff... i like it. i like imperfections... when they are working in a song... of course...Captain wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2019 8:23 am Still working to finish my granular module, but meanwhile, here’s something else: The Drift Pack is now available at the Cherry Audio Store! It contains five compact modules for adding smooth random movement, instability, imperfections and maybe even that elusive analog quality to your patches. Use the modules subtly to add some life to static sounds, or turn the knobs to max for cool and crazy effects! The modules are also useful for adding stereo width to mono sounds. The whole bundle is available now for just $15!
I also have at least one extra module that will be added later to the bundle at no extra cost!
Glad you like it! I have this obsession with (some) things being slightly random and not-exactly-where-they-should-be, which is strange, considering that I'm also a control freak and semi-OCD. But maybe it's exactly that: giving up (some) control to an unpredictable random processor feels strangely good in a way. And of course the effect is cumulative, so multiple small imperfections and drifting variables in a patch or song add up nicely.
i have the same; a control freak, but make many happy accidents (but after many years i create the accidents, and still happy), slightly things off, discrepances, all musical, but i have strange way of working. and sometimes it is smooth. many different tracks, but all industrial/experimental. i rearrange things but i leave always some room. masking i do not like always, but it works in many cases. my mixing capabilities are reasonable, for my music even good... i like sometimes masking, when 2 sounds will almost become one, and then they split. for example.Captain wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2019 10:06 amGlad you like it! I have this obsession with (some) things being slightly random and not-exactly-where-they-should-be, which is strange, considering that I'm also a control freak and semi-OCD. But maybe it's exactly that: giving up (some) control to an unpredictable random processor feels strangely good in a way. And of course the effect is cumulative, so multiple small imperfections and drifting variables in a patch or song add up nicely.
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