madrona labs’ user manual are always top notch give it a read
Thanks, I will be investing in Virta. Maybe the others eventually too.
Always love the illustrations in theses manuals. Such an inspired way to communicate the technicalities and feeling of an instrument
From David Chandler, who has done so many great show flyers in the Northwest over the years. Also made one of my favorite albums on my old label Orac Records:
The manuals are very consciously taking the lead from great ones like the Arp 2600 and Music Easel manuals. People taking time not only to explain stuff, but to create a little world!
I will put up more audio examples this weekend. The ones online now are from the beta and it has gotten more polish.
I can honestly say I’ve never been so excited for a piece of software
Ayyyyye I can’t wait to get off work in a couple hours woooooooooo
and it’s live! Instant gratification:
Quick update I feel like Richard
Having fun figuring out Virta! Only thing I’m worried about right now is if my setup can handle the increased CPU load when everything is put together.
This is absolutely stunning! Seems to be easier on the cpu than kaivo on my machine.
Love how snappy the dials are now.
Absolutely adore the delay. I think you should sell that as a standalone vst
I love the nod to the OG:
Ugh some kindof warning about the source material might have been good. That was pretty horrible for a first inpression of virta tbh
i’m impressed with the quality of the sound and the diversity of sounds i can get out of virta. great tool, thanks.
Hey, glad to hear it. I just put out an update yesterday that adds Cubase compatibility and some other fixes.
I put up a new demo video on Virta’s product page. It’s a vocal-forward remix of a track by Seattle’s own SassyBlack to show off a wide range of different effects. Have a listen at https://madronalabs.com/products/virta .
thank you so much for sharing the new demo!
gotta try some of these presets
I made some of them just for the video but will add them all to the next update. (or share on request!)
This sounds like a super useful and versatile tool. I’d never heard of it before and am going to check it out. Thanks for sharing and nice remix!
would love to try:
pitch shifts vactrol skitters moonbase talking strings and pointillism