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KVR Forum [Effects] » Archive » Effects » September 2003 Index | KVRFA6
AuthorTopic: Help me to identify this FX!
ddummer
Posted: 18th September 2003 06:35
I saw a long time ago an effect that looked like a mixer.
But each "track" was a specific frequency.
So you could for example route a guitar through it,
pan different frequencies different and so on....

I think it was an VST/DX Fx but canīt remember enough to find it.

Any ideas what Iīm talking about?

//Daniel Help
paradiddle
Posted: 18th September 2003 06:56
You mean like a frequency splitter?

Don't remember what's the plugin you are after but If ya feel adventurous, grab a copy of Audiomulch or energy XT vst or similar and use the free MDA splitter plugin. You can easily built what are after using has many frequency splitters and then sending'em to panning modules. It works.
Kriminal
Posted: 18th September 2003 07:35
Sounds like a TobyBear efffect, possibly

http://www.tobybear.de.vu/


This is a band split fx. Its a simple organ pad with the hi going thru a phaser, mid thru a gate, and lo thru a variable filter(creating a warble). The effect is slowly brought in as the track goes on. Wink

http://kriminal.phreque.com/band-split-fx.mp3 700k
Markleford
Posted: 18th September 2003 07:40
I imagine there's a few that do similar things. From your description it could be Stancer or StereoFaker (can't remember which).

- m
soma
Posted: 18th September 2003 07:41
http://www.concretefx.com/StereoBand.zip
there is a thread about this called stereo spread recogmendations (still active)
pough
Posted: 18th September 2003 07:43
ConcreteFX made a free sample player that sliced up the frequencies, but it doesn't sound quite like you're describing. I'd be willing to bet, though, that Jon would be willing to make one...

BTW, he has recently made an effect called StereoBand that might be more along the lines of what you're looking for... http://www.kvr-vst.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25987
arwid_99
Posted: 18th September 2003 12:17
Could it have been Rain machine? http://www.dtmm.co.jp/dtmmnews/200305/news200305132.shtml
jaltoh_
Posted: 20th September 2003 18:59
you mean Spectro-sculptura by Vincent Burrel,, but its dx only and i dont think its purchased any more
brok landers
Posted: 25th September 2003 21:20
sculptura by vincent burel, but its, off the site ... was dx ...

reg.
Vincent Burel
Posted: 2nd October 2003 06:56
jaltoh_ wrote:
you mean Spectro-sculptura by Vincent Burrel, but its dx only and i dont think its purchased any more


Yes, SculpturA is again available (not official yet - my communication and website is usually 2 years late Smile in the SculpturA Pack (DX and VST) the algorithm has been fully re-engineered and his delivered in this special FIR pack of equalizer.

Contact me directely for further informations

regards
Vincent Burel
Markleford
Posted: 2nd October 2003 07:21
So, did ddummer ever say whether he found the plugin he was trying to remember?

At least I was reminded to pull out StereoFaker again after this thread: have been using it on a few projects since! Smile

- m
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