ConvolveQ

[tgstgs]

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A convolution between digitalaudiosoft and G.O.S.T.

ConvolveQ is a host based 64 band linear phase EQ.
It offers 4 displays to analyze the frequency spectrum and control it.
The ConvolveQ allows damping of single frequency bands up to 64 dB.

_ Create any filter response you like with a drawing tool
_ Tweak with the individual faders per band to perfection
_ Analyze the results on the fly

there is a limitted time offer at a very special price;

http://www.sonic-core.net/shop/index.ph ... 3efdcdcd71

NEW: http://sonic-core.net/joomla.soniccore/ ... 51&lang=us

requires win x86 or x64

get a demokey and test

good vibes from france and austria

[dante]

Awesome. Awaiting key...

[dawman]

Ive been stuck in a riverboat for a while and felt like I was in a time warp back to the late 1800's...
Count me in but wont be back to the civilized world until the 18th.....

Beautiful,
Nice to see the progress over there.


Cheers

[Liquid EDGE]

Looks cool.

Nice to see new stuff coming along.

[dante]

Starting all faders at minimum (entire mix silent), then using the drawing tool in linked mode, you can sweep from low to high gradually bringing a dance mix back into play bottom frequencies up (so the kick/bass come in first). Its a very smooth curve due to the resolution given by the 64 bands.

[tgstgs]

added a new link to the SC site in first post__

assign midicontroller to the faders;
record your sweep;
now you may tweak the midifile to perfecton;
so that the sweep fits perfecty to you music;

as 128 controler are avail you are able to realize different sweep for left and right channel 64*2=128__
for example right channel starts with low frequencies left with high_

good vibes

[t_tangent]

Looks very interesting indeed and I look forward to giving it a go

Thanks DAS and GHOST

[dante]

assign midicontroller to the faders;
record your sweep;
now you may tweak the midifile to perfecton;
so that the sweep fits perfecty to you music;

as 128 controler are avail you are able to realize different sweep for left and right channel 64*2=128__
for example right channel starts with low frequencies left with high_

good vibes

Thats a good one - reverse vs forward sweep in stereo. Once controllers are in DAW, use quantise to smooth the curves. I'm fairly sure Cubase allows quantise on CC's - will try it.

[ARCADIOS]

tested it.....
sound quality good.
first impression..... extremelly sluggish performance of leds and i must say...... BAD GRAPHICS.....
they can make an update though i guess

[dante]

Not sure what more could be done with graphics, 64 bands is 64 bands But some extra control could be good.

For example, if mouse wheel was 'Q' factor such that the draw tool could also affect the bands each side (in a bell shape) - if desired - this could be cool.

[tgstgs]

8192 to 16384 point fft means that the grafics are updated all 8192 samples;
this is the same on all fftanalyzer;
the higher the resolution the slower the display_

check with any fft analyzer but select 8192 point fft at least to compare_

good vibes

[ARCADIOS]

the sliders... are too tricky( you select a slider and you are not sure if you grabbed it.. especially on full info mode... compared to classic 32 band eq.
also.. i do not see ant db metering... it seems too abstract

[dante]

The dB measures are at the sides - to the left and right in Draw mode.

[tgstgs]

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yes you have 2 PIXEL more per fader on the graphgeq _31_band;

but you do not need to select the triangle like you need to select the knob of the fader in grapheq;
anywhere in the red rectange would do the job;
as well as the faders in analyzermode;

so in total there is a bigger target;

anyway im happy you liked the sound_

thanx 4 testing vibes

[tgstgs]

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let me add some frequency responses
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[siriusbliss]

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let me add some frequency responses
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That's awesome.

Greg

[Music Manic]

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let me add some frequency responses
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Are those sine wave responses? Very sharp!

[jksuperstar]

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let me add some frequency responses
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It looks like you used 64 bins in this FFT to show the analysis, so this is the same as what the filter is seeing? What does it look like with 1024 or 8096 bins? BTW - They do look like really clean transitions...this has to be the most surgical of (frequency) filters for scope!

[tgstgs]

if you mean the pics -> they are done with my old wa*lab;
showing a fast made frequencyresponse of convolveQ_

if youre talking about convolveQ display i would call it a summary of whats happening behind the surface;
we are dealing with N/2 magnitudes and about the same number of phase_
at 44k1 and 48k we use N=8192
at 96k -> N=16384
with just 64 binfrequencies you would NEVER get such a result_

good vibes

add:

do you have a 8192 or even 16384 pixel wide display??

[tgstgs]

@Music Manic

sorry i overread your post_

yes you can do with a sinsweep as well;
please have in mind that the lenght of the sweep is in relation to the kernelsize;
in this case it is a very big kernel__

good vibes

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