Realistic and Dynamic Rain VST?

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I'm looking for something similar to this:
http://www.audiogaming.net/audiowind-audiorain

Audiorain is definitely overkill for my purposes - it's meant for dynamic game sound effects so it costs a few hundred bucks. Is there anything similar with a cheaper price tag that can be automated live (small drips to full on rain etc.)?

I've looked at xoxos's stuff already, but even with tweaks, it's hardly realistic enough for my purposes.

Thanks!

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Dalal wrote:I'm looking for something similar to this:
http://www.audiogaming.net/audiowind-audiorain

Audiorain is definitely overkill for my purposes - it's meant for dynamic game sound effects so it costs a few hundred bucks. Is there anything similar with a cheaper price tag that can be automated live (small drips to full on rain etc.)?

I've looked at xoxos's stuff already, but even with tweaks, it's hardly realistic enough for my purposes.

Thanks!
Spacedrone in Reaktor COULD do it, if you tweak it well.

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schnapsglas wrote:
Dalal wrote:I'm looking for something similar to this:
http://www.audiogaming.net/audiowind-audiorain

Audiorain is definitely overkill for my purposes - it's meant for dynamic game sound effects so it costs a few hundred bucks. Is there anything similar with a cheaper price tag that can be automated live (small drips to full on rain etc.)?

I've looked at xoxos's stuff already, but even with tweaks, it's hardly realistic enough for my purposes.

Thanks!
Spacedrone in Reaktor COULD do it, if you tweak it well.
I played with it for about an hour. While I came up with some pretty cool effects, I still didn't get the rain that I wanted, but thanks for helping me discover Spacedrone. I didn't know it was in my Reaktor.

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Monstrous AND PRIZM both have looped thunderstorms and rain - very realistic.

I don't want to give away too much, but one of my next products will be a atmospheric synth/sampleset set in the real world (ie. rainforests, cities, jungles, etc) - all of it being kind of modular. This will also feature sprinkles to vast downpours, etc.

Mike

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Karmacomposer wrote:Monstrous AND PRIZM both have looped thunderstorms and rain - very realistic.

I don't want to give away too much, but one of my next products will be a atmospheric synth/sampleset set in the real world (ie. rainforests, cities, jungles, etc) - all of it being kind of modular. This will also feature sprinkles to vast downpours, etc.

Mike
Cool.
Look forward to that Mike - sounds intriguing!

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Karmacomposer wrote:Monstrous AND PRIZM both have looped thunderstorms and rain - very realistic.

I don't want to give away too much, but one of my next products will be a atmospheric synth/sampleset set in the real world (ie. rainforests, cities, jungles, etc) - all of it being kind of modular. This will also feature sprinkles to vast downpours, etc.

Mike
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Dalal wrote:I'm looking for something similar to this:
http://www.audiogaming.net/audiowind-audiorain

Audiorain is definitely overkill for my purposes - it's meant for dynamic game sound effects so it costs a few hundred bucks. Is there anything similar with a cheaper price tag that can be automated live (small drips to full on rain etc.)?

I've looked at xoxos's stuff already, but even with tweaks, it's hardly realistic enough for my purposes.

Thanks!
if you want to do it synthetically, use several instances of water vst and pan/process/mix for locale (eg. one for rain hitting the ground, one for the roof, one for the runoff from the roof, one for the puddles under the runoff..) the original 'rain' vst had one signal source which zipped around the stereo field producing noise as it did so. water uses a unique instance for each signal.

way more complicated than using a sample, it depends what you want to do.
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Well you could try something like Xtreme FX by UVI which contains sampled rain. Sound pretty nice to me.

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