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KVR Forum [Effects] » Archive » Effects » February 2004 Index | KVRFA6
AuthorTopic: HELP!!! kvr HI Freq Stimulator??
glsmas
Posted: 19th February 2004 17:19
help!!

Anyone know where I can go for info on this plug in?
Much appreciated!! Shocked
Thx lots
ew
Posted: 19th February 2004 17:25
It was a DX plug by Rene(rgc:audio)-I don't think he does it anymore.
You could try asking him on his forum here
Welcome to K-v-R Smile
ew
glsmas
Posted: 19th February 2004 21:37
preciate it!! Doing it now.... Very Happy
Lazlo Minimart
Posted: 20th February 2004 08:32
RGC Audio's free DX plugins are available here:

High Frequency Stimulator

Reverb

I actually really like these plugs, esp. the reverb (a modification of the FreeVerb plug), but I had to stop using it for the most part because of denormalization issues.
ew
Posted: 20th February 2004 08:40
Ah-I had forgotten you could find them there Embarassed
Thanks for reminding me Smile
I was never a big fan of the reverb,but I do use the stimulator to widen the stereo image every once in a while-it really does add more space on some material.
ew
pough
Posted: 20th February 2004 14:16
I'm not sure if these are what you're looking for, but 4Front has a "high frequency refresher exciter-type plugin" and Sand Brush, which "completely regenerates high frequencies, basing on the existing partials." Smile
glsmas
Posted: 20th February 2004 18:19
very kooool, people!!

Thanks much for all the replies!!

Checkin it all out now I've heard it's a really good plugin.

Very Happy
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