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DirectWave VSTi released !
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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 6:56 am reply with quote
Hi,

For your all your sampling needs we bring you DirectWave VSTi, one of the most complete VSTi samplers currently available.

You can find more info & download the demo here.

Some of the features :
  • 16 part multitimbral, 32-bit VSTi sampler
  • 128 Voice Polyphony
  • 128 programs
  • unlimited zones per program
  • All samplerates supported
  • Realtime SINC-64 point interpolation (HQ Audiophile)
  • Poly, Mono, Legato operation, with glide / auto mode.
  • 2*24 dB 5 mode filters serial or parallel
  • Flexible 16 slot freely assignable Modulation Matrix
  • 2 mod. ADSR envelopes, 2 zone-independent mod. LFOs 2 global program mod. LFOs
  • Automatable loop points, reverse loop points supported
  • Loop modes : fwd, one-shot, sustained, bounce looping
  • Automatable sample start offset (available as mod. destination parameters)
  • Built-in voice Insert FX with independent settings for each zone : ring mod. samplerate decimator, bitcrusher & phaser.
  • Built-in send effects : chorus, reverb, delay (with filtered feedback, sync to host tempo).
  • Independent send amounts per zone
  • Freely assignable 16 stereo outputs
  • Multi-editor with channel list, mixer, expression, modulation and pitchbend GUI controls
  • Built-in sample editor with destructive editing (cut / copy / paste / trim functions), loop finding tool, normalize, vertical / horizontal zooming, etc)
  • Realtime sampling / recording of whatever is connected to DirectWave inputs (needs modular host or host with assignable plug-in routing)
  • Record Threshold: sampling input will wait until signal peak arises (-40dB)
  • Built-in VSTi host to easily automate "sampling" of your vst instruments directly into DirectWave
  • Total Recall operation mode: DirectWave will enclose all the required sample data in the project files created by your host: it creates totally portable projects without worrying about needed sample files
  • Import: DWP (proprietary), WAV (any), SF2 (Soundfont), AKP (Akai), Propellerheads Recycle, Native Instruments Battery, Kontakt *(nki), GIGA *(gig) & eMagic EXS24
  • Several importing methods: built-in browsing, drag&drop, menu options
  • Built-in fast library browser list and tree-arranged menu program selector.
  • Zone editor with visual zone arrangement map and list with all zone properties
  • All program/zone parameters of all channels can be automated as VST parameters
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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 7:06 am reply with quote
Very Happy Cool. This has been the subject of much past moaning, but good to know it's finally here...it seemed like quite a simple, straightforward sampler from my tinkering a while back on the demo on FL6...

Post-euphoric edit: I was pretty convinced I'd pick one up. But when I went to the FL Studio store and logged in as a past customer, lo and behold, the discount $79 price had gone. (A mistake, I hope?) Otherwise it's 'no sale' HiHi Laughing I can get EST cheaper.

Or maybe I'll wait for a 'group buy'? Wink

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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 7:09 am reply with quote
funkychickendance wrote:
This has been the subject of much past moaning ...


The problem was that we moved to VC++ 2005 causing quite a lot of problems we didn't anticipate.
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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 7:18 am reply with quote
Holy crap! It's here! Shit!
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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 7:21 am reply with quote
i love it Smile ...thx

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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 7:22 am reply with quote
Hey, this library browser is really cool, dig it. I forget (and it doesn't say anything on the product page): does this come with a library?
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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 7:35 am reply with quote
what are demo limitations, please ?
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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 11:51 am reply with quote
Has anyone used Directwave with Live yet?
I'm sure it's great with FL6, I'm just curious about performance with Live 5.2

Thanks! Riley
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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 12:14 pm reply with quote
riley4reason wrote:
Has anyone used Directwave with Live yet?
I'm sure it's great with FL6, I'm just curious about performance with Live 5.2

Thanks! Riley


riley I've been using DW in T2 most of the day without problems and it's pretty conservative on CPU -- although the different features will obviously affect this fact if you enable them; effects, lfos, filters, etc. I have found that it's minor CPU increase though for typical effects application (about 1-2% increase for most of the effects at once) the exception is reverb with long decays and big rooms Wink

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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 12:19 pm reply with quote
grymmjack wrote:
riley4reason wrote:
Has anyone used Directwave with Live yet?
I'm sure it's great with FL6, I'm just curious about performance with Live 5.2

Thanks! Riley


riley I've been using DW in T2 most of the day without problems and it's pretty conservative on CPU -- although the different features will obviously affect this fact if you enable them; effects, lfos, filters, etc. I have found that it's minor CPU increase though for typical effects application (about 1-2% increase for most of the effects at once) the exception is reverb with long decays and big rooms Wink

HTH


Thanks! this is soundling like a great instrument. It appears that if I upgrade to XXL, it would include directwave.. I'm thinking that would be the best way to go about it, if I decide to buy it.

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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 12:23 pm reply with quote
BTW: PS: HTH aka Grymmjack. I love the Wusikstation Skin Love You are extremely talented.

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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 12:30 pm reply with quote
I'm a past customer (bought sytrus) - I went to the page and found that I was entitled to a $3 discount off of the full $99. Is this correct?
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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 12:33 pm reply with quote
riley4reason wrote:
BTW: PS: HTH aka Grymmjack. I love the Wusikstation Skin Love You are extremely talented.

Riley


Thanks Riley.

HTH is acronym for Hope That Helped Smile But you can call me HTH if you want because it does look like a sig Smile

Anyway verify that the VSTi version comes with XXL because I think it's separate. What you get when you buy XXL now is the FL only DirectWave I am pretty sure. You would still have to pay the extra money to get a VSTi version usable outside of FLS.

HTH Wink
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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 12:39 pm reply with quote
grymmjack wrote:
riley4reason wrote:
BTW: PS: HTH aka Grymmjack. I love the Wusikstation Skin Love You are extremely talented.

Riley


Thanks Riley.

HTH is acronym for Hope That Helped Smile But you can call me HTH if you want because it does look like a sig Smile

Anyway verify that the VSTi version comes with XXL because I think it's separate. What you get when you buy XXL now is the FL only DirectWave I am pretty sure. You would still have to pay the extra money to get a VSTi version usable outside of FLS.

HTH Wink



OR!! Use FL6 as a VST and load a Directwave up in it.

Your new name is HTH....get used to it.
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PostPosted: Fri May 05, 2006 12:54 pm reply with quote
mayan wrote:
I'm a past customer (bought sytrus) - I went to the page and found that I was entitled to a $3 discount off of the full $99. Is this correct?


Hey, cheer up! You're getting the same amazingly generous deal as folks who've spent $200+ with them. Razz

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