Poll: What should the next T-Chain modules be?
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 509 posts since 1 May, 2006 from lancaster, pa
Just trying to get a sense for what to make next. I have ideas in all categories, but I want to know what would make T-Chain the most useful for you.
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- KVRian
- 1013 posts since 12 Sep, 2005
I like using it as a drum insert so EQ, compression and saturation are what I would like. For effects like reverb, delay, etc..it would be hard to compete with what I already use in the nice low CPU package that T-chain is. I think it's strength lies in console basic. -thanks 
oh, Lofi sounds nice as well
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- KVRAF
- 5941 posts since 8 Jul, 2009
As a user of all your other plugins, this is exciting! I just tried out the demo. I ended up putting all the modules in a cart to see what the total would be: $150 with the holiday discount. I think T-Chain with all the modules is major competitor to Slate VMR and McDSP 6050, of which I own. But the cool thing about T-Chain is that it has those LVC quirks that I like a lot. Now, just to find some budget... we'll see how christmas pans out.
To me the power of T-Chain is in creating a flow of pre-amps and dynamics processors to sculpt tone. so with that I don't think reverbs, delays and the like would be useful. however, if there were a reverb and delay that worked in the context of a larger sculpting chain, that would be cool. in this case they would ideally offer less of a long tail and more tone control - for example short reverbs and delays but with the ability to put them in a feedback chain with other modules.
I'd love t be able to put the existing LVC plugins within the chains in T-Chain. This way I can leverage my existing investment in another form within T-Chain.
I'll make vote...
To me the power of T-Chain is in creating a flow of pre-amps and dynamics processors to sculpt tone. so with that I don't think reverbs, delays and the like would be useful. however, if there were a reverb and delay that worked in the context of a larger sculpting chain, that would be cool. in this case they would ideally offer less of a long tail and more tone control - for example short reverbs and delays but with the ability to put them in a feedback chain with other modules.
I'd love t be able to put the existing LVC plugins within the chains in T-Chain. This way I can leverage my existing investment in another form within T-Chain.
I'll make vote...
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- KVRAF
- 3303 posts since 6 Jul, 2012 from Sick-cily
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 509 posts since 1 May, 2006 from lancaster, pa
I have been thinking about porting parts of the other LVC-Audio plugins into T-Chain. The HPF from Toned would work. It is specifically geared for mastering, but I could change the filter range to make it more "track friendly".Turello wrote:A simple free HPF...
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- KVRAF
- 3303 posts since 6 Jul, 2012 from Sick-cily
Well, thanks (i know and sometimes work with Toned), but i said a simple (free) HPF into the T-Chain let it more usefull because a serious channel strip usually have: Gate + filters, a comp and an EQ (this is my own way, especially with real instruments)... A processor like this without Filters is as a sky without stars...
Obviously i don't wanna influence your choices\business (especially for the free version), just my humble opinion...
Obviously i don't wanna influence your choices\business (especially for the free version), just my humble opinion...
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 509 posts since 1 May, 2006 from lancaster, pa
So, something like a 2-pole filter sweepable between "off" and 300 Hz?Turello wrote:Well, thanks (i know and sometimes work with Toned), but i said a simple (free) HPF into the T-Chain let it more usefull because a serious channel strip usually have: Gate + filters, a comp and an EQ (this is my own way, especially with real instruments)... A processor like this without Filters is as a sky without stars...
Obviously i don't wanna influence your choices\business (especially for the free version), just my humble opinion...
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- KVRAF
- 3303 posts since 6 Jul, 2012 from Sick-cily
Nice... 1,2,3 poles, until 400 Hz (to rolloff some aux bus reverb) should be better but btw ok! Very kindly... ^_^
I usually put HPF/LPF filters before comp (to make sure that the comp not always work, especially with the band extremes that eating headroom and to "dry" the individual elements of the mix), after comp i put an eq to give color/character...
Million thanks!
I usually put HPF/LPF filters before comp (to make sure that the comp not always work, especially with the band extremes that eating headroom and to "dry" the individual elements of the mix), after comp i put an eq to give color/character...
Million thanks!
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- KVRist
- 474 posts since 26 Mar, 2015
If you're ok with analog emulation,please build un-built plugins.There are lots of vintage or modern analog gear.
http://analogobsession.com/ VST, AU, AAX for WIN & MAC
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- KVRist
- 120 posts since 13 Nov, 2010 from Kyiv, Ukraine
1) resizebale (or presets for) GUI size
2) smaller modules on the left side
3) mix knob for every plugin (i want to see what dry/wet state ATM)
4) upsample module adds noise @ high settings. and it is CPU hog ))
2) smaller modules on the left side
3) mix knob for every plugin (i want to see what dry/wet state ATM)
4) upsample module adds noise @ high settings. and it is CPU hog ))
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 2 Dec, 2016
Personally I miss 3 simple modules to be able to mix only with this plugin, and not have to add others from different companies.
An hp and lp filter module (like the one in Softube - Focusing Equalizer), but only the hp and lp filters, or in (MeldaProduction MDynamicEq) only hp and lp filters from 6 to 48.
A transient shaper module (attack and sustain only) as the Audio Assault transient.
And a limiter (not a maximizer).
All this modules as simple as possible with the ability to do what is supposed to in a mix, and not consume too much cpu.
Because for me what separates this plugin from the rest is how we can see represented in the graphic above the functions of the equalizer, compressor and gate.similar to the clipshifter (bar that moves according to the limit of transients).
And not a graphical representation like all other plugins have
It is so much faster to make decisions and finalize a mix.
Having this visual help is great,
Because sometimes the ears get tired and we make mistakes that could be avoided.
Reverbs, delays, etc., can stay for later.
And a reduction if possible in the cpu consumption of some modules (preamps).
An hp and lp filter module (like the one in Softube - Focusing Equalizer), but only the hp and lp filters, or in (MeldaProduction MDynamicEq) only hp and lp filters from 6 to 48.
A transient shaper module (attack and sustain only) as the Audio Assault transient.
And a limiter (not a maximizer).
All this modules as simple as possible with the ability to do what is supposed to in a mix, and not consume too much cpu.
Because for me what separates this plugin from the rest is how we can see represented in the graphic above the functions of the equalizer, compressor and gate.similar to the clipshifter (bar that moves according to the limit of transients).
And not a graphical representation like all other plugins have
It is so much faster to make decisions and finalize a mix.
Having this visual help is great,
Because sometimes the ears get tired and we make mistakes that could be avoided.
Reverbs, delays, etc., can stay for later.
And a reduction if possible in the cpu consumption of some modules (preamps).
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- KVRer
- 10 posts since 12 Apr, 2016 from Denmark
I would love to see something like the Clipshifter as a future T-Chain module. I have been demoing the T-Chain the last couple of days. I really like what you have done so far 
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 4 Jun, 2015
TL Audio C1 and Ivory 2 eq. Both overdrive so sweetly and i'd love to have them in the digital domain.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 509 posts since 1 May, 2006 from lancaster, pa
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 509 posts since 1 May, 2006 from lancaster, pa
T-Chain version 1.1.0 has just been uploaded at http://lvcaudio.com/plugins/tchain/.
Version 1.1.0 includes a lot of fixes and enhancements. Many are from your comments, so I thank you for your help. There are also 5 new modules. Two are free, and three are paid (all 50%-off right now). They are:
Phuzz - free saturation, based on PhreePhuzz
Digital HLP - free simple low and high pass filter, with selectable q and digital or analog response
Dyno HLP - dynamic high and low pass filter for boosting or cutting
FETPress - a "FET" inspired compressor
OptoPress - as optical compress
The complete changelog is as follows:
Version 1.1.0 includes a lot of fixes and enhancements. Many are from your comments, so I thank you for your help. There are also 5 new modules. Two are free, and three are paid (all 50%-off right now). They are:
Phuzz - free saturation, based on PhreePhuzz
Digital HLP - free simple low and high pass filter, with selectable q and digital or analog response
Dyno HLP - dynamic high and low pass filter for boosting or cutting
FETPress - a "FET" inspired compressor
OptoPress - as optical compress
The complete changelog is as follows:
- ADDED: new FETPress compressor module
ADDED: new OptoPress compressor module
ADDED: new Dyno HLP dynamic high/low pass module
ADDED: new free Phuzz saturation module
ADDED: new free Digital HLP high/low pass module
ADDED: link on unregistered module setting pages to purchase pages
ADDED: holding mouse button on routing scroll arrows will continuously scroll
ADDED: Browser scroll height adjustment in global settings (saved setting to separate XML file)
FIXED: in gain resetting on certain preamp modules
FIXED: incorrect latency reporting with oversampling
FIXED: sticky buttons when clicking "LOAD" or "SAVE" for presets and layout is changed
FIXED/IMPROVED: some of the graphic images for the modules
FIXED/IMPROVED: optimized code in analog modeling (throughout many modules) that was causing high CPU, especially with high samplerates or oversampling
IMPROVED: better clipboard handling with registration
IMPROVED: more natural control shape of VIBE control on Lithium EQ, and wider saturation range
IMPROVED: Show Demo Modules setting in global settings is saved to separate XML file
IMPROVED: In Gain, Mix, and Out Gain in routing window do not jump when adjusting another control and mouse hits control
IMPROVED: Rotary selector switches handle mouse clicks and drags more naturally
IMPROVED: Module setting window to handle more settings than registration (i.e., internal settings for FETPress and OptoPress)
