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KVR Forum [Effects] » Archive » Effects » July 2004 Index | KVRFA6
AuthorTopic: good 32-bit or 64-bit Gate plugin
TOTAL
Posted: 19th July 2004 14:27
Can u guys recommend a good 32-bit or 64-bit Gate plugin, if possible, as a separate device, not with eq or other stuff.

Thx
Tom
electro
Posted: 20th July 2004 08:06
Sonalksis is supposed to be coming out with an analog style gate plugin any time now. Try digitalfishphones gate plug.
tony tony chopper
Posted: 20th July 2004 08:19
I can make you a 256bit gate plugin for $2500.. interested?
chagzuki
Posted: 20th July 2004 08:55
Sonalksis? Don't think so, atleast not for a while. It seems that their latest plugin is a kind of multiband comp which they are marketing as a some sort of unique EQ.
Phaedo
Posted: 20th July 2004 09:23
unique == third to market

256bits? I'll do 1024. Floating point. Smile
tony tony chopper
Posted: 20th July 2004 09:29
Quote:
256bits? I'll do 1024


at the price of bit-crafting these days, I dare you to make it 1024bits under $2500

..unless you get your bits done in some chinese sweat-shop, but that would be unfair
Innominandum
Posted: 20th July 2004 09:46
In all fairness, bit depth would be more important on a plug-in of this type. Especially considering that gates expand dynamics. I'd also bet that the difference between a 16-bit and a 32-bit float implementation would be audible.
Phaedo
Posted: 20th July 2004 09:49
Well, it's a global market these days, and you've got to stay competetive. I've always thought that Taiwanese bits were of superior quality, but if you want it quickly, go to the Koreans.

Of course, I could do the job by hand, but that would cost more and take longer. But you get what you pay for...
TOTAL
Posted: 20th July 2004 13:29
Thanx for the answers.

Now I have remembered I have one - VST Dynamics, which is good enough Smile

T
Phaedo
Posted: 21st July 2004 01:18
We have a winner! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

But you should definitely look at the digital phish fones one. It's pretty cool.
TOTAL
Posted: 21st July 2004 12:01
OKAY, fish phones, but is it any better than VST dynamics?
smart
Posted: 21st July 2004 12:13
Yeah Floorfish is awesome. It even comes with spare bits in case you lose one.
Phaedo
Posted: 22nd July 2004 02:34
Well, take a look at the screen shot and tell me if Cubase has half that number of features.
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