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Date: 2010-10-03 |
Author: squezel |
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This is a gift from heaven..I always wanted to be able to do flexible routing..and change it on the fly.
The improved GUI makes it easy to understand what is going on.
You have to play with it for a bit, and then you know everything you should need to know.
Attached is an 'harmonic reverb' example, which was always an idea of mine.
I left it really empty as a template, so its a good starting point to do stuff like this.
The effect:
Always when you play samples with reverb in(!) it, and you trigger this sample from different startingpoints..the reverbs changes immediately.
This is a cool effect..but with a normal reverb this is not possible because all harmonics are mangled and processed nonstop.
With the patchbay I can route the source material to specific reverbs.
So..if I switch the harmonic content (by triggering another note), I also switch the routing to a different reverbs.
This way, the harmonic contents of a certain reverb will match the played note (no harmonic soundclash will occur).
I hope this all makes sense to you.
anyways, do you know the vst 'dblue Glitch'?..well..with this machine you can design your own in a same way.
Again, this would be a nice starting point.
ps. if you have an old version of buze, and want to run this machine edit Gear\Native/buzz2zzub.ini:
add
Patch(latestnr)=IX PatchBay 1.1:lock-add-input
(and increment the 'count=' with one at the top of the file)
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| Attached File: IXpatchbay_harmoniceffects.bmx |
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Well, what is the point to use Jeskola Freeverb which doesn't exists at all in new buzz.
Generally it is nonsense to put not existing or obsolete machines to show some technique which will work with old stuff only. I found this maneer pising me off because many times I got useless tutorials because of effects or machines which not exists. On the other hand I'm glad that someone does something to share his experience and tricks with other folks. I think that trick with reverbing with specific harmonics its very interesting if you want got something different than sound's reverbing magma. Good job - except those fricking freeverbs. 2010-12-30 by _Mu. (Voted 4 for this review!) |
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Hello!
Thankyou very much, this is highly appreciated.
I really like using reverbs, I use them a lot; not surprisingly, I've ran into the very problem you have described - I've just downloaded your example, and I'm really curious what your BMX sounds like.
2012-05-29 by thomas_n_ (Voted 9 for this review!) |
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