Ok.
Just a parallel insert with variable +/- 100 sample delay. I haven't seen something quite like this, so I made it.
1. load effect
2. hit phase button.
3. adjust sample and mix til you hear the "pumping"-effect. Many times you will not need to adjust sample offset at all.
4. hit phase button and adjust mix to taste.
Now, if I only could get it to do this automatically automatically .
UPDATE 28.01.09:
- Better sample offset handling. Dry signal is not delayed at '0' and below.
TODO:
Fix XTC-mode
Mono version.
Parallize (updated jan. 28.)
Parallize (updated jan. 28.)
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Re: Parallize
Interesting. Neat idea.
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Thanks voidar
Wonderful idea!
MONO a version will be?
Wonderful idea!
MONO a version will be?
Re: Parallize
Yes, I can see how a mono version can be usefull.
Can anyone confirm the XTC-bug?
Can anyone confirm the XTC-bug?
Re: Parallize
voidar wrote:Can anyone confirm the XTC-bug?
Yes, in XTC track stays too long on 2,15 ms (Nuendo does not compensate a delay)
It is indemnification more than Sample offset in Parallize! (0,08 ms does not reach)
Re: Parallize
Hmm, you mean the plug-in loads and functions in XTC-mode? I couldn't get that to happen. But if so that is great news.
As of now, at mid setting '0', dry signal is actually delayed 100 samples, which is about 2ms. XTC only reports the hardware delay I think, but I am not sure.
I am working on how to only delay dry signal as needed, as it is sometimes necessary to "go back in time" because of how the DSP loads.
As of now, at mid setting '0', dry signal is actually delayed 100 samples, which is about 2ms. XTC only reports the hardware delay I think, but I am not sure.
I am working on how to only delay dry signal as needed, as it is sometimes necessary to "go back in time" because of how the DSP loads.
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Re: Parallize
just a question. why would you need it in xtc mode? all daws have automatic latency compensation already..
thanks!
thanks!
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Not all Plug-ins have automatic latency !the19thbear wrote:all daws have automatic latency compensation already..
thanks!
It is very small on some - but Drums, having many microphones - does not stand such delays
Not comfortably to calculate
Parallize - gives a hope .....
Re: Parallize
RecS:
The plug loads in XTC?
As far as the workings of XTC-mode, I can't do much with how the VST-wrapper reports latency to the host.
However, this device is for counteracting phase problems associated with parallel processing within the DSP-environment. With this it is pretty easy to set up parallel compression, with whatever dynamic tool, on the drum-bus for instance.
You will probably have to readjust on reloading the project though.
The plug loads in XTC?
As far as the workings of XTC-mode, I can't do much with how the VST-wrapper reports latency to the host.
However, this device is for counteracting phase problems associated with parallel processing within the DSP-environment. With this it is pretty easy to set up parallel compression, with whatever dynamic tool, on the drum-bus for instance.
You will probably have to readjust on reloading the project though.
Re: Parallize
Yes! plug loads in XTC fine!voidar wrote:The plug loads in XTC?
Especially now!!! - His delay now In position "0" is only 0,04-0.08 ms (Almost got )
Now he is manages time-lagged both forward and back!!!
Thenks!
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Re: Parallize (updated jan. 28.)
i'm being a bit thick here but what is this actually for (in everyday use)?
Re: Parallize (updated jan. 28.)
I thought it was obvious, but it is for parallel compression mainly, if you happen to do that only a daily basis.
I guess you can make key-signals with this too (loading an EQ) for side-chaining. Or combine with EQ + dynamics.
This is mainly why I am going to do a mono version too.
I guess you can make key-signals with this too (loading an EQ) for side-chaining. Or combine with EQ + dynamics.
This is mainly why I am going to do a mono version too.