| Author | Topic: VST Oversampler 1.4 (with SSE/3DNow! support) | ||
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Disclaimer
There's no guarantee on this. If your computer leaves you for another man and your wife requires an operating system reinstall as a result from using this plugin, I'm not liable for anything (except an apology, maybe What it does The oversampler "hosts" another VST plugin, and oversamples it by 2. Because of this, aliasing has twice the frequency range to unfold, which means that the aliasing that enters back into the audible domain is much less, and upon downsampling, the upper range (containing only aliasing) is discarded. This results in audibly reduced aliasing. How to get it http://chris.r.walton.googlepages.com/oversampler Last edited by Chris Walton on Wed Feb 06, 2008 3:56 pm; edited 23 times in total |
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| ^ | Joined: 25 Jan 2007 Member: #137320 Location: in ur basement, codin ur programz | ||
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Oh Yes, Sir Thank You! Very Much. |
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| ^ | Joined: 18 Dec 2004 Member: #52033 | ||
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nice. trying it now. thanks! |
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| ^ | Joined: 10 Mar 2001 Member: #334 Location: nyc | ||
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I just added a small audio demo. |
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| ^ | Joined: 25 Jan 2007 Member: #137320 Location: in ur basement, codin ur programz | ||
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| ^ | Joined: 12 Jun 2004 Member: #29326 Location: Alberto Balsam | ||
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Just found a bug myself - added to the TODO list. |
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| ^ | Joined: 25 Jan 2007 Member: #137320 Location: in ur basement, codin ur programz | ||
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Small code = Good code
Thx Arke |
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| ^ | Joined: 24 Aug 2007 Member: #158345 | ||
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Heh, I ran the vstxsynth through it. You can't have more naive oscillators than that. I noticed a definite improvement in aliasing, i.e. less of it.
I'm looking forward to studying the source code. |
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| ^ | Joined: 03 Dec 2006 Member: #131095 | ||
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Thanks for this. |
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| ^ | Joined: 21 Dec 2004 Member: #52370 | ||
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Hi,
it would be neat if this could be done not only to a single VST, but rather to a complete chain. This way there would only be the need to do the resampling once for all instruments and not multiple times. I have wondered why Steinberg or other DAW-manufacturers have not implemented such an operating mode yet. Running the converters with 44.1khz should be good enough (and if you have "normal" ADAT converters you can't go above 48khz anyway!). Tobias |
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| ^ | Joined: 25 Apr 2002 Member: #2604 Location: Germany | ||
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Chris Walton wrote: How to use It's quite simple. Place the .dll into the same folder as the .dll of the VST you wish to oversample. If the plugin you want to oversample is called <plugin>.dll, then rename the oversampler .dll to <plugin>.os.dll. Hi Chris Here's a 'perverse' question: if I'd like to run the oversampler with energyXTE (VST not stand alone) hosted by SaviHost? SaviHost works like your: by renaming the original dll, but <plugin>.exe so... I've to put your dll into energy's folder, then rename the oversampler .dll to energyXTE.os.dll, then place SaviHost.exe into the same folder, then rename it to energyXTE.os.exe; finally double click the exe and...? BOOM!!!: if this 'perverse' renamingame does work we should run SaviHost =>hosting energyXTE *oversampled* => hosting whatever VST FX-Synth you'll drag'ndrop. That would be so cool! What do you think about: should it work? Thnx! Antonio |
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| ^ | Joined: 10 Oct 2006 Member: #123678 | ||
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Heres another perverse question - can i down sample with it
powercore virus will not run for love or money at 96khz - i run a few projects at that rate but would like to use the virus too - so if you could have a downsampling host that would be great |
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| ^ | Joined: 25 Aug 2002 Member: #3685 Location: here | ||
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Quote: it would be neat if this could be done not only to a single VST, but rather to a complete chain.
This way there would only be the need to do the resampling once for all instruments and not multiple times. This should work using energyxt as a plug inside the host, no? Put EnergyXT into oversampler and then load whatever you like into EnergyXT? Cheers, Jo |
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| ^ | Joined: 29 Nov 2000 Member: #117 Location: Vienna, Austria | ||
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to-pse wrote: This way there would only be the need to do the resampling once for all instruments and not multiple times. OopsTobias I didn't read your post, or was writing mine while you posted your... anyway if my idea doesn't break your computer... it could be next to what are you looking for... doesn't it? |
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| ^ | Joined: 10 Oct 2006 Member: #123678 | ||
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well. don't mean to bash wusik but i just saved myself $40 ... |
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