I love the Delay Lama and really would like to try Brother Gregory in the new Cubasis to see if its aboslutekly identical or has a different sound - I noticed a screenshot in Computer Music and certainly the preset names look different. Would anyone who has it be willing to upload the presets to see if they work in the Delay Lama and if they sound different - I'm really curious about this but have no intention of buying Cubasis just for one VSTi.

Also is it locked into Cubasis or will it work in other hosts?

Thanks

GREAT question.....I also want to use gregory in another host, but knowing cubase....its locked to it. ....but the preset idea is good

come on folks, put either one up

Nice to see Brother Gregory is generating interest!

To answer your questions:
- BG is identical to Delay Lama, except for the interface and certain internal FOF algorithm and filter settings, to make it sound less Tibetan and more uhm, Gregorian.
- the presets in both BG and DL only control two parameters: Head Size and portamento time (I know, it's ground-breaking!!), so there's no use to try to "port" it from DL to BG or vv. Cool idea though!
- Brother Gregory is indeed locked, you can only use it with Cubasis 4.0 or other Steinberg hosts of similar vintage, so that it keeps working if you upgrade to SX/SL for instance. I believe it won't work in older versions.

Hope this helps!
Greetz from the AudioNerdz Dev Team

Hey Mr Audionerd sir - I could do with some "more Gregorian" sounds for my music - any chance of a version we can all use or some more Gregorian presets for the esteemed holy Lama at least - cheers

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any chance of a version we can all use or some more Gregorian presets for the esteemed holy Lama at least - cheers

Hmm, there's an idea. I dunno, we might come up with some super-duper new vocal synth eventually, who knows. Brother Gregory belongs to Steinberg technically, so if you'd really like it I guess you would have to ask them for a separate commercial version....which might be nice BTW...

Don't expect BG to emulate genuine Enigma-type chanting by the way; with a bit of low-pass filtering and Head Size tinkering, Delay Lama comes very close to Brother Gregory.

just wondering,
are there any more VSti plan for audioNerdz ?

Well, we're currently trying to get our Masters degree in Audio Design, so we're pretty busy right now. We're still making software though, our current project is a loop sequencer for visually impaired highschool students, with the possibility for several people to play together on their laptops. It's based on PureData, which is like Max for PC.

But of course we're still eager to make something new for the VSTi world... there's always the huge Kazoo-market gap that's screaming to be satisfied...

How about a generic Monk emulator?

It could have a slider for religion...

To hell with Brother Gregory,I'd much rather have "Brother Jimmy"

I have to second Brother Jimmy...or maybe George "The Animal" Steele complete with turnbuckle gnawing action.

tyrant wrote:

...or maybe George "The Animal" Steele complete with turnbuckle gnawing action.

Now wer'e getting somewhere...!

What we really need is a savage 'Macho Man' synth, that all sounds like 'oooooooooh yeeeeeeeaaaaah, Elizabeth and I will rain pain in the ring to whoever comes in front of me. Dig!'

Tempo synced with granulator functions would a nice addition as well.

But as a comedian in all serious Sammy, Gregorian vocals or even very airy Enya choirs would be okay in my books.

huuuuuuhhhhnnn Rhuuunnnnnhhh ruuuuuuuugnnng

(with portamento ofcourse)

Monster Metal - how nice

I know a good site that does this stuff

http://www.vindjehetergalsikinjegezicht.com/

Lemmy eat your heart out

aMUSEd wrote:

Monster Metal - how nice I know a good site that does this stuff http://www.vindjehetergalsikinjegezicht.com/ Lemmy eat your heart out

HAAAhahahahha

genius

realmarco wrote:

genius

Oh yes - they are all highly articulate musicians