| Author | Topic: Distortion | |||
| Alive In Chernobyl | Posted: 11th June 2004 13:49 | |||
I want to crush some drums. You know what I mean, take nice tame kick drum/tambourine sound and distort it into a huge jingling KABOOM.
I really cant find decent distortion plugin's that smash stuff up well. It seems like a lot of the tube plugs would be just right, but then Im at max of the controls and no more to go! What are some suggestions? I checked everything listed under distortion here on kvr-vst, and compress/limit. They were either too expensive for me right now, or did not get the job done. | ||||
| walrus | Posted: 11th June 2004 13:55 | |||
Izotope trash is great for that, quite versatile. | ||||
| Alive In Chernobyl | Posted: 11th June 2004 14:01 | |||
I didnt even try trash. 199$ is the difference between having electricity and water next month, or having a cool plugin I can use on my laptop till the battery runs out. Then charge it in my car till that battery runs out. Then charge it at the coffeeshop till they arrest me. Then, then, then!! It's a slippery slippery hill downwards my friend. | ||||
| Mighty_Hero | Posted: 11th June 2004 14:04 | |||
| Alive In Chernobyl | Posted: 11th June 2004 14:09 | |||
Oh, water isn't that important. It rains a lot around here, and I do know how to purify water naturally. Well well. I could spend a month filling up jugs with water to supply me long enough to make up the 100$ difference. | ||||
| Alive In Chernobyl | Posted: 11th June 2004 14:10 | |||
Is quantum FX a viable option too? Since most of the freewares seem to kinda suck, I feel Im going to have to start saving up. | ||||
| bluedad | Posted: 11th June 2004 14:13 | |||
quantum fx will run you $299 better start saving. | ||||
| Sicklecell666 | Posted: 11th June 2004 14:24 | |||
| Sicklecell666 | Posted: 11th June 2004 14:28 | |||
For $249 you could get Reaktor Sessions & have it ALL. The NI User Library is Medusa head of Fx plugs. | ||||
| Alive In Chernobyl | Posted: 11th June 2004 14:33 | |||
True. but quantumfx would serve many of my plug-in needs, perhaps saving me very much over a period of time. I am indeed low on the $$, but economy and efficiency are the name of the game. | ||||
| Guitarlover | Posted: 11th June 2004 14:52 | |||
Why don't you check these free ones:
The Little GreenAmp II R1.1 does what you want if not there's also Kjaerhus Classic Series lpug-ins, which sounds very good, and useful use the little Greenamp and the compressor from Kjaerhus, and you would be happy. Also check Voxengo free plugs (some of them are very helpful for what you want) | ||||
| Lunch Money | Posted: 11th June 2004 15:07 | |||
If it's primarily for drums... can't beat SuperCamelPhat.
If it's an all-arounder, Green Amp is ass-kicking, too. Greg | ||||
| Kajiki | Posted: 11th June 2004 15:40 | |||
Did you try RubyTube? It's free. | ||||
| Lunch Money | Posted: 11th June 2004 22:55 | |||
Also for drums-- this may not be distortion, but if you throw a Digital Fishphones' Endorphin on the track and select the "Loud and Punchy" preset as a jumping-off point, you'll be amazed and delighted. | ||||
| hjack | Posted: 12th June 2004 03:06 | |||
add some cyanide2 ?
http://bram.smartelectronix.com/ | ||||
| Kriminal | Posted: 12th June 2004 03:35 | |||
More votes for Cyanide2 and CamelPhat.
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| jjgjr75 | Posted: 12th June 2004 04:41 | |||
Try to wait until Trash drops the price. I got mine last year for $99 and it along with the dr-008 are the best purchases I have ever made. You can use Trash as a multiband compressor/gate, delay plug, and may other things besides just distortion. I just wanted to be able to build my own amps/distortion but when you try it you realize it does so much more. Many times I use it as a multiband compressor because visually it's so easy to use.
Joe | ||||
| loomchild | Posted: 12th June 2004 04:47 | |||
Try tri dirt(link in the Effect list). | ||||
| Alive In Chernobyl | Posted: 12th June 2004 10:11 | |||
Cyanide is really, really close to what Im after. Wish It didnt get so harsh! 3-4 rubytubes maxxed up get it 99% there, but it just doesnt seem right for some reason.
Maybe this gives a better idea of what Im after? | ||||
| rockstarfx | Posted: 12th June 2004 10:20 | |||
| Alive In Chernobyl | Posted: 12th June 2004 10:24 | |||
750K for such a small, simple plug-in? I am a bit new to these things and that makes me nervous. Someone explain please? | ||||
| Kim (esoundz) | Posted: 12th June 2004 18:18 | |||
Quantum-FX kicks arse. Since buying it, I haven't used any other effects plugins (and I'm an effects junkie!).
Forever, Kim. | ||||
| cron | Posted: 12th June 2004 19:56 | |||
The GUI is probably a large image file stored inside the .dll | ||||
| Mr Lizard | Posted: 13th June 2004 16:18 | |||
Um, I think its been discontinued but I still use Rhythm Tool Kit for drums...its probably not as extreme as you want but its for making big sounding drums that also sound slightly shitty as well.
Also, nice sig Cron. | ||||
| Rozzer | Posted: 13th June 2004 16:48 | |||
I'm amazed Delta Force doesn't get mensioned more often in distortion threads. I think its ace | ||||
| vurt | Posted: 13th June 2004 16:51 | |||
supercamelphat
for free tho try ephonics lofi | ||||
| Funkybot | Posted: 13th June 2004 16:56 | |||
If you want distortion maybe you should try out the Simulog Guitar Suite plug-ins. Particularly the JCM900, DS-1, and TubeScreamer plug-ins in the pack. | ||||
| warbug | Posted: 13th June 2004 17:00 | |||
super camel phat
warp delta force cyanide 2 | ||||
| RobertRandolph | Posted: 13th June 2004 18:12 | |||
I would just compress it really really hard. Then put one of the tube plugins you mentioned on it. | ||||
| Notron User | Posted: 13th June 2004 20:27 | |||
I'm having a whale of a time right now with Voxengo Voxformer. (Hey, it's got a saturator...and a couple of compressors). That and Supercamelphat kick.
Actually, nothing brings a smile to my face like loading SuperCamelPhat into Live and then abusing clips with random settings. Except maybe tossing Voxformer onto an insert and tormenting absynth or Tera. | ||||
| Sascha Franck | Posted: 26th June 2004 17:01 | |||
For the MOST BRUTAL DISTORTION, get BloodOverdrive!
There's two versions: One that was around as freeware, with a UI, but it had a hard time saving settings in Logic, and one that came with a demo of Fruity Loops but will work in any VST host. If I ever need STRONG distortion, it's my very first choice. http://www.audiomelody.com/Plug-ins/VSTPlug-ins/Blood!Overdrive.htm | ||||
| Alive In Chernobyl | Posted: 26th June 2004 17:04 | |||
I remember this my first post on KvR My next song uses the ideas from this thread | ||||
| Sicklecell666 | Posted: 26th June 2004 17:39 | |||
link at that site is dead, & the developer page link is dead too. | ||||
| putte | Posted: 26th June 2004 17:53 | |||
ohmforce´s predatohm .. tiptop! | ||||
| ouroboros | Posted: 26th June 2004 18:09 | |||
In addition to cyanide2, I like Buzz's stuff, especially OctBUZZ:
http://www.kvr-vst.com/get/641.html It's all free. | ||||
| digitalstasis | Posted: 27th June 2004 16:56 | |||
Still one not mentionned and that could serve you well is the destroyFX Geometer, very cool plug. It won't sound as most overdrives or dists, but it sounds good. |








