<a name="planetz-file"></a><a href="http://www.celmo.com/Download/ProVintag ... .zip"><img src="/forums/images/file_icon.gif" border="0" alt=" File"> File</a><BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Price ($USD): 60<BR> <a name="planetz-tag"></a>Type: Effect<BR> _____________________________________<BR><BR> Introducing Pro Vintage Delay, the second one of the Pro Series, a new range of plug-ins for the Pulsar platform.
Pro Vintage Delay is a multi purpose stereo delay line, with this typical taste of the "old timer" tape or rotative time systems
Thanks to the innovative design of Pro Vintage Delay, both the perspective response of your drums parts,guitars, keyboards,voices, SFX, or even on your final mixes, can be dramatically enhanced or modified in a new way.
This amazing module includes:
Input stages , Dual Band HPF and LPF, Two separate Delay Lines, Machine Heads Condition controls (Dirty Heads, Heads Bias settings, Machine age), an Output Limiter , a Feedback crossmode switch, total MIDI Control, and so on.
And a new "HOLD Freeze" function, which memorize and holds infinitely the last sound played, relatively to the delay time settings.
By this way, you can "Play on yourself".
Demo version on:http://www.celmo.com<BR><BR><a name="planetz-fileimage"></a><IMG SRC="http://www.celmo.com/Pro_Vintage_Delay_page.htm" BORDER="0">
Celmo Pro Series Vintage Delay Line
This is a characteristically powerful device - never anything "lite" about Celmo gear. Watchout on the feedback control. Interesting the very different flavour even a touch of this will give to a sound - vastly different to normal delay. And if you want a filthy, crapped out tape unit well here it is beautifully simulated.
(I always find it funny that as soon as digital gets really good everyone wants analog or old-fashioned again whether it's synths, effects, design or even the look of fonts.)
Odd too that this is almost simultaneous with the Vinco from CW. Along with the Guitar Amp Modeller and X-Machine you can get a complete retro feel happening.
And yes, it would be nice to have a BPM-based delay. Not really "vintage" though is it ? Sometimes I like not being able to exactly sync things so to get a more natural effect. But then this unit is so nice that I'd like to use it as a standard device (rather than making just "vintage" special appearances), so yes, a bpm control would be good.
Now, just imagine if there were another dozen developers as active and successful as Celmo !
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(I always find it funny that as soon as digital gets really good everyone wants analog or old-fashioned again whether it's synths, effects, design or even the look of fonts.)
Odd too that this is almost simultaneous with the Vinco from CW. Along with the Guitar Amp Modeller and X-Machine you can get a complete retro feel happening.
And yes, it would be nice to have a BPM-based delay. Not really "vintage" though is it ? Sometimes I like not being able to exactly sync things so to get a more natural effect. But then this unit is so nice that I'd like to use it as a standard device (rather than making just "vintage" special appearances), so yes, a bpm control would be good.
Now, just imagine if there were another dozen developers as active and successful as Celmo !
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: spirit on 2002-06-23 07:00 ]</font>
This is due to the "Machine age" control, which destroy the low levels sounds, as a very old machine.On 2002-06-25 18:43, kiminet wrote:
I think this vintage delay is very nice and
soft analog sounding but there is sometimes
a strange destruction of the sound when it fades out.Which limitations are in the demo?
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You can cancel it if you want.
the demo limitations on the delay are:
1) an "boring" Demo panel which appears randomly, and some interrupts in the sound (could make pop and crackles)
