#202

Oops, meant granular effect. Fixed it.

It’s only 87$ at the moment.

#203

Oh great! Well it’s still a little expensive but it’s definitely an FX I enjoy using, check the demos, I think you’ll know if that’s what you want!

#204

I’ve been enjoying Kilohearts’ Multipass a lot. Lot’s of creative potential and really nice, clean and easy-to-get-ahold-of UI. Previously I’ve done multi-band effects with lots of sends and it’s a bit of hassle when used more as a sound design tool rather than mixing tool, but Multipass has opened a lot of flexible techniques for me.

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#205

I‘ve demoed these babies and was blown away. Surely specialist engines but in my daily work, these make a big difference with voiceover recordings…

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#206

It would be a dream come true if someone could put this in norns script form

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#207

My favorites are Omnipressor, the Newer puremagnetik granular plug-ins (pastfabric, splitch, fathoms,all of them), unfiltered audio fault/dent/sandman/byome/triad, audio damage quanta, the ableton grain scanner, hy-delay 4, phaseplant, ribs, mishby, glitchmachines palindrome, pianoteq 6, raum, dmitry sches thorn, the Denise mastering plugins, pulsar smasher, uhe presswerk, gramotech Babylon, kush ubk/pusher

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#208

Absynth. I’ve been using it for 10+ years and it continues to impress me every time.

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#209

i might have something brewing…cheat codes shares similar foundational dna, so i’ve been building out a completely grid-less clock-locked tracker + snake mode. as i’ve been testing, it’s feeling more and more akin to s+a’s cycles :slight_smile:

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#210

Truth! Absynth will always be an absolute gem. The most common complaint I hear about is the UI, but I guess I’ve grown used to it over the years.

I’m interested in Brian Clevinger’s new synth, hopefully it turns out great: https://rhizomatic.xyz/index.php/plasmonic/

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#211

Yeah the UI is annoying, but it just makes me feel all warm and nostalgic now.

Plasmonic looks really great. Thanks for sharing.

#212

Hey, much appreciated!

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#213

Soothe is great on strings as well, you can really boost the high end with something else and then just tame the spiking resonances.

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#214

this would be incredible

#215

So cool! My Norns arrived this week, would be amazing to see something influenced by our software in there :slight_smile:

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#216

hey! excited to see what you make for norns (you’re going to love softcut) and interested to hear if you get into cheat codes at all – it feels like we’re curious about similar things. also, y’all have such great design sense — the cycles UI is really lovely. glad you’re here :slight_smile:

to keep my contributions to this thread on-topic, i’m coming up to the last days of my MODO BASS trial and i’m gonna spring for it. i never thought i would lose my damn mind over physically modeled electric bass, but here we are! :exploding_head:

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#217

Does anyone know of a Rhodes plugin that stands head and shoulders above the stock Ableton/Logic instruments?

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#218

Spectrasonics Keyscape

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#219

And if your wallet just wants one that’s head but maybe not shoulders above, the Arturia Stage 73 sounds quite nice IMO.

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#220

It’s been a while since I used Logic… Ableton’s one is an AAS model of a MK1 though.

There are some very good sample based options. With the harddisk space tax. So as long as that’s not an issue for you.

Labs has a pretty good EP for free. Might be a good place to start.

I would second the Arturia shout. You get much more than a straight Mk1. They give a few models. I don’t think this one is sample based - it’s the Arturia modelling stuff.

Also the Scarbee Mk1 in Kontakt is also a very good sample based option. I think that comes with most versions of Komplete and has been in there for a good few years…

#221

I really like AAS Lounge Lizard, repackaged as Electric in Ableton, but the presets are more numerous on the “real” one…

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