Noisemo is really cool!

[Sendy]

I noticed this isn't on the KVR list, but it IS my favourite noise-based synth. It's just perfect for when you need something a bit different, the way it can sound like a frozen formant filter one minute and then burst into Spectrum loading noise

I've worked out what most of the controls are, but does anyone know what "steps" and "index" do, as well as the two selectors in the right peninsula of the oscillator section?

Anyway, thanks to xoxos for making this, there's pretty much nowhere else where I can get this sound witout a lot of work

I'll post a link to a tune I used it in, when I finish it...

[Shabdahbriah]

... I've worked out what most of the controls are, but does anyone know what "steps" and "index" do, as well as the two selectors in the right peninsula of the oscillator section?

After many years of acquiring his (amazingly innovative) plug-ins, I have concluded (early on) that he just puts "stuff" in them, to mess with people.




(I would only do so, by "mistake"... cough)

[abstractcats]

Amboea delay is really interesting for creating atmosphere.

[xoxos]

2007?? i hardly used noisemo.. "steps" is the number of steps used in a counter, "index" indicates a particular step.. this is used in oscillator modulation, but it's been too long for me to remember how.

[Sendy]

Ahh, ok.. I've dug up an oldie have I? lol.

I thought "amboea" was a typo at first... Based on the strength of the audio demos I bought it. You can't really go wrong for these prices. Thanks for the recommendation!

Now my computer will pretty much run "anything" I'm discovering allsorts of unique plugins which before I'd have not installed for fear of bogging my computer down.