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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » November 2001 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Scorpion VSTi "SPECTR FX" ?
jason74
Posted: 4th November 2001 13:17
Scorpion VSTi it has a very good feature (its all good) which i would like to use as a plug, but dont know what it is "SPECTR FX" ?

1) is there a plugin which can do this effect?

2) what is this effect?

3) and how can i recreate it without Scorpion?

Thanks

Jason
Horse
Posted: 6th November 2001 04:55
If you don't know what it is, where did you see it, and what has it got to do with Scorpion?

H
Sami
Posted: 6th November 2001 05:01
Scorpion II has this spectr fx
jason74
Posted: 6th November 2001 11:45
its a feature on Scorpion II VSTi and i would just like to know if anyone knows what it is and how to recreate it? SPECTR FX

cheers

jason
shortyedwards
Posted: 6th November 2001 13:48
Jason,
I suggest you contact Rich @ SonicSyndicate and he might explain it to you. He's a super guy. Cheers.

Doug
Horse
Posted: 6th November 2001 14:30
Sorry Jason - my brain not working again...

I've had a quick look and it seems to be a type of filter where you can set the frequency range for the filter to work on (in?).

Check out this thread
Software filters

or as Doug says, best ask Richard!

H
jason74
Posted: 6th November 2001 14:42
thanks guys

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