KVR Audio

penguinfromdeep · Post by **penguinfromdeep** » Wed Nov 04, 2009 5:19 pm

ttoz wrote:duy tape is a decent enough effect with low cpu and its currently 50% off so it's not THAT expensive. It can also be used all over a mixer unlike this one.

Duy tape is absolutely horrible, I tried the demo a couple of years back, it sounds very very bad in my opinion. I never understood the DUY charm .. Maybe as a special effect you can find some uses for it to grunge things (bit like a lo-fi effect) up but it doesn't sound like tape at all. Yeah, the cpu-hit is small though.

ObsoleteAcc99 · Post by **ObsoleteAcc99** » Wed Nov 04, 2009 5:46 pm

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733guy · Post by **733guy** » Wed Nov 04, 2009 9:24 pm

What kind of source audio are you guys using this on?

zerocrossing · Post by **zerocrossing** » Wed Nov 04, 2009 9:41 pm

echopark wrote:
Which company was it that put out a (groove?)box a few years ago with a tube in it that was lit up by an LED?
It was Behringer

Korg too... Also in their Vox stuff. The first time I saw this though was in a Digitech 2112 guitar processor.

briefcasemanx · Post by **briefcasemanx** » Wed Nov 04, 2009 9:51 pm

Are you guys really complaining about the CPU use? I don't get it. If it's too high, don't buy it. If you like it, come check it out again in a few years, if not, forget it.

It's made with a specific unique purpose, who am I to tell the developers what they should be doing? There are a myriad of saturation plugs that don't actually fully emulate circuits, and use very little cpu. Whether it's useful to me or not, I appluad that someone is doing something different. Once I'm done with electrical engineering school, my plan was to create plugins exactly like this,full emulations. I'm happy that someone is starting early, and I am interested to see where this kind of thing takes the industry.

penguinfromdeep · Post by **penguinfromdeep** » Wed Nov 04, 2009 10:17 pm

+1

Btw. I vaguely remember in one of the threads about Cytomic Glue or D-Cam Synth Squad that Andy (developer of those) mentioned also SPICE and finding a way to emulate circuits in real-time ..

This is the next generation of software plug-ins

kobal · Post by **kobal** » Thu Nov 05, 2009 12:33 am

i have a old computer (cpu 2.4) but i don t mind the cpu usage , it s all about the sound ,if we had more plugins like this i would just buy a other computer and use it like i use hardware.

rodgetkfp · Post by **rodgetkfp** » Thu Nov 05, 2009 1:12 am

This is in my opinion the best "tube saturator" plugin I've used, yet.
Before, I constantly used the "antares tube" plugin.
But after trying the new wave arts plugin,
I immediatly kicked the antares one into the trash.

This Wave Arts version is definatly worth every dollar and cent.

CPU usage doesn't matter > because this really is a high class algorithm.

Thousands of plugins out there, but only a few good ones. This is one of them. Go and get it...

Greetings,

Rodge

michu · Post by **michu** » Thu Nov 05, 2009 1:44 am

penguinfromdeep wrote:+1

Btw. I vaguely remember in one of the threads about Cytomic Glue or D-Cam Synth Squad that Andy (developer of those) mentioned also SPICE and finding a way to emulate circuits in real-time ..

This is the next generation of software plug-ins

just to be pathetically nitpicking, Andy uses qucs i belive (a free software like SPICE). if memory serves me right, Nick Crow mentioned SPICE as a tool he uses designing his software. when i'm in an enquiring mood i may compare this with TubeDriver...

Zargon the Destroyer · Fri Nov 06, 2009 10:49 am

ReValver 2 IIRC models circuits and SPICE was certainly used extensively in the building of it.

tq · Post by tq » Fri Nov 06, 2009 11:26 am

How about an introductory offer for this plug in? I know, it's cheep to ask, and greedy etc. pp.

However, it would certainly push initial sales, and people would at least be tempted to try that new technology as an introduction to the concept of fully modelled plug ins. If you say that you are aware it won't be a best-seller, why not use it as a kind of 'door opener' at a competitive price point (like 99 bucks)?

Just my 2c - sounds very good, btw...

rouge · Post by **rouge** » Fri Nov 06, 2009 8:59 pm

briefcasemanx wrote:Are you guys really complaining about the CPU use? I don't get it. If it's too high, don't buy it. If you like it, come check it out again in a few years, if not, forget it.

It's made with a specific unique purpose, who am I to tell the developers what they should be doing? There are a myriad of saturation plugs that don't actually fully emulate circuits, and use very little cpu. Whether it's useful to me or not, I appluad that someone is doing something different. Once I'm done with electrical engineering school, my plan was to create plugins exactly like this,full emulations. I'm happy that someone is starting early, and I am interested to see where this kind of thing takes the industry.

+1

jack303 · Post by **jack303** » Sat Nov 07, 2009 9:40 am

rodgetkfp wrote:This is in my opinion the best "tube saturator" plugin I've used, yet.
Before, I constantly used the "antares tube" plugin.
But after trying the new wave arts plugin,
I immediatly kicked the antares one into the trash.

I agree with You - it's really good. For this moment i'm using redoptor and it does the tube job as well - way better than antares. Maybe after some deeper investigation i'll move to wavearts too?

Epiphany · Post by **Epiphany** » Sat Nov 07, 2009 8:29 pm

Can't wait to try this. There's been a gaping saturation-plug-shaped hole in my life for too long.

I'm really interested how this compares to the relatively new URS Saturation plug, and the UAD stuff.

djanthonyw · Post by **djanthonyw** » Sat Nov 07, 2009 8:35 pm

Epiphany wrote:Can't wait to try this. There's been a gaping saturation-plug-shaped hole in my life for too long.

That's what she said.

Wave Arts Tube Saturator