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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » November 2002 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: BeatBurner ??
DirtWheel
Posted: 7th November 2002 23:13
I wonder why we don't hear much about BeatBurner
http://www.codeaudio.com/

I've been using it for quite a while and to me it is a sound mangling tool of genius.

It takes you to unexpected, interesting places. You can get effects that don't sound like anything else.

Maybe people want to sound like everybody else?

DirtWheel (a new voice)
Kriminal
Posted: 7th November 2002 23:17
It is indeed a great tool for mangling and contorting beats Very Happy
autodafe
Posted: 7th November 2002 23:51
they told it was going to be released as a VSTi, but nothing else since then (I think it was before last summer...)
emerald tablet
Posted: 8th November 2002 00:34
perhaps they are busy on an export as midifile option ?
nifty tool for what it does.
DirtWheel
Posted: 8th November 2002 09:36
I wonder why the VST version hasn't materialized yet.

It could be that the designers imagined BeatBurner having a different role to play.

For example, is BeatBurner a synth or an effect?

Something similar happened with WaveWarp. The designers seemed to view its target audience as being engineers programming filters in MatCAD. (At least the most expensive version was the one that could read MatCad files. A bit unusual).

Well, I hope BeatBurner doesn't disappear from sight, since it can do things all of its own unlike the run oif the mill stuff.

DirtWheel reflecting
pHz
Posted: 8th November 2002 09:49
as far as i know ers is still working on beatburner vst ... last i heard [havent been to the chatroom for a while] it was due early next year but he did get sidetracked by another cool toy he was working on [last called loopy] to a certain extent ...

all i would say is ... just be patient ... beatburner vst wil ROCK Exclamation Exclamation

... cheers Confused rob
Kriminal
Posted: 8th November 2002 10:06
And ers, or his patrtner actually, has just had another baby, so he'll be a bit busy for some time!
ers
Posted: 8th November 2002 13:10
Hello all you KVR people....

I do appologize for having disappeared for a while.

Thanks for your kind words regarding BeatBurner...

There is a VSTi version, and it is finished for PC and in further development for Mac...

It will be officially released at NAMM by GMedia as a boxed product (in January).

If you thought the standalone was good you will eat your socks when you hear the VSTi

Here is a taste which I have posted before (in case you missed it)

Evolution
pHz
Posted: 8th November 2002 13:12
coo ... sounds good ers Very Happy ...

gmedia are busy these days arent they Question Very Happy

... cheers Confused rob
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