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UPDATE: String is now available. More information, including audio samples and a demo can be found here.
Next week should, unless hindered by unforeseen circumstances, see the release of our next product, String.
String is a virtual instrument that emulates the beautiful sound of the polyphonic string synthesizer. Its authentic tone comes from its accurate emulation of the divide-down oscillator technology and bucket-brigade chorus units behind the lush ensemble synths of the 70s. If you're interested in hearing it in action, there are a few audio samples posted over at the Loomer blog. ---- Shift from Loomer: Diatonic Granular Pitch Shifting Delay (AU, RTAS, & VST for Mac OS X, Windows, & Linux) Last edited by colin@loomer on Tue Jun 01, 2010 6:45 am; edited 4 times in total |
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CPB wrote: Next week should, unless hindered by unforeseen circumstances, see the release of our next product, String.
String is a virtual instrument that emulates the beautiful sound of the polyphonic string synthesizer. Its authentic tone comes from its accurate emulation of the divide-down oscillator technology and bucket-brigade chorus units behind the lush ensemble synths of the 70s. If you're interested in hearing it in action, there are a few audio samples posted over at the Loomer blog. That last one sounds alarmingly like the start of Geogaddi. Really rich. Nice. ---- Reason is not automatic. Those who deny it cannot be conquered by it. Do not count on them. Leave them alone. -Ayn Rand http://www.soundclick.com/Madrayken |
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Sounding lush Colin... good effort! |
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@Madrayken Thanks, and well spotted: that particular preset is actually called Geogaddi in tribute. As an aside, I'm now full time back on Aspect for a while, and that bug you raised regarding envelope release time has been fixed. I aim to get an Aspect build out shortly; the only thing holding me back is deciding whether to include several of the new Aspect features I've been working on, or just make the next release a bug-fixing one...
@taoyoyo And thanks to you (and the other beta-testers) too! Your advice and suggestions were invaluable and really helped with the final polish. |
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I'm looking forward to trying this out - been after some decent string sounds for a while.
And another Linux VST |
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CPB wrote: @taoyoyo And thanks to you (and the other beta-testers) too! Your advice and suggestions were invaluable and really helped with the final polish. ... You're welcome Colin, happy to help and proud to have had a little involvement in this beastie, it really does sound fantastic! |
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Madrayken wrote: That last one sounds alarmingly like the start of Geogaddi. Really rich. Nice.
yes, indeed |
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BUMP for the most musical and lush sounding string machine emulation yet. Incredible warm sound that doesnt hurt the CPU! Amber sounds pathetic compared to this. ---- Reason6;Numerology;StudioOne;ValhallaRoom;Equality;ToTape; OldTimer;MonoPoly;Wavestation;M1;Aalto;LoomerString; |
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It's an absolutely fabulous sounding piece of software, definitely going into my xmas stocking - |
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fridtjof wrote: BUMP for the most musical and lush sounding string machine emulation yet. Incredible warm sound that doesnt hurt the CPU! Amber sounds pathetic compared to this. .
Lol, you put into words what I didn't want to. I spent the whole day with this thing, it's a new benchmark for usability and sound (for string machines that is). The only other things that are at this level are Alienmachine's wonderful Reaktor ensembles. ---- "Don’t only practice your art, but force your way into its secrets, for it and knowledge can raise men to the divine." - Ludwig van Beethoven |
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The Reaktor ensembles are not as flexible as this. You can seriously make some ripping basses with those lovely filters (and phaser!).
I would love to buy this, though I set myself to only spend 100 bucks a month on my home studio setup (though I do buy some stuff through the company). I'll show this to my director and see if he wants to add String and throw out the old Omni! ---- Reason6;Numerology;StudioOne;ValhallaRoom;Equality;ToTape; OldTimer;MonoPoly;Wavestation;M1;Aalto;LoomerString; |
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Great stuff! Thanks! |
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I agree - downloaded the demo yesterday, the sounds blew me away! Hopefully it's not to late to put it on my Christmas list...
One thing I did notice, using it in Renoise, the CPU meter (in String) would hover around 10-11% (depending on the patch selected) with no notes playing. Not sure if that's normal or not... Tested in Renoise on Ubuntu Studio 8.04. |
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