+1

FreqEcho is awesome exactly as it is now imo. A few new delay times, the new look and etc. can't hurt and improve the plugin without breaking its simplicity. A true stereo mode would be nice too but it isn't really necessary.

Stuff like the envelope follower, LFOs etc. would probably be a better idea for some kind of FreqEcho Pro plugin or something like that

The only thing I'd like to see in FreqEcho would be a dark and a bright mode. I don't even know what they should do but all your other plugins have them and they should become some kind of ValhallaDSP trademark

Edit: Maybe the dark/bright mode could lower the sample rate like the speed switch in ÜberMod? I guess that would sound pretty awesome in combination with the freq shifting.

This is not a feature request or something! Just thinking out loud here

Cheers
Dennis

This. I really like sensibly priced, simple, but high quality plugins. They force you to be creative within their boundaries. Much like synths from past times, which were limited, but had nice little quirks. Alpha Juno for example, those odd waveforms and that one multistage envelope. Really dig that thing.

Me want option of a plate so I can use it on drums too, or something similar to what you did with Eos so we can have the best of both worlds and use it for drums and stuff.Sure its excellent, but there is nothing wrong with trying and really like it even more then. But ultimately its your call, its just that you kept adding and adding algorithms to valhallaroom that it leaves us shimmerverb fans felling a bit left out

FreqEcho is slightly dark-ish. It uses linear interpolation for the delay, which has some high frequency attenuation. Not nearly as much as a BBD, but a touch. In addition, things roll off above 10 KHz (or 15 KHz for the revised version), as the Hilbert network I use gets inaccurate above 15 KHz.

Lowering the sampling rate would put the Hilbert-related artifacts into the high midrange area, as opposed to dolphin frequencies. This would probably sound bad. Not good-bad, just bad.

Sean Costello

yes,add sync time but smooooooth the parameters as well.

Or the TB-303, for that matter. 6 knobs, just like FreqEcho. Compare this to the 8 million parameters and 32 algorithms of the DX7. Great music has been made with both synths, but the TB-303 takes the route of "inspiration through limitation," versus the brute force of the DX7. More != better.

Sean Costello

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scope_creep



Sean Costello

awwww,sorry i'm sometimes too glitchy and crumbling.

You're all jittery, like an unsmoothed Mix knob!



Sean Costello

right, but at least i'm not audible clicky.

That's not digital stairstepping. That's ANALOGUE MODELING OF A DIRTY POTENTIOMETER!!!!!!

Sean Costello

Didn't read everything, but kinda a lopsided poll

The 2nd post in the thread came up with the winning solution: add the new sync times, but with a different plugin ID so the new version can exist alongside the older version. This allows older projects to keep working as before, and allows me to add new sync times and fix a few other issues that have been bugging me for the past 2.5 years.

Sean Costello

Just make the new version have a new name in the VST folder so people can have both the old and new version installed at the same time. Then everyone is happy. I voted to add the new sync options and would still prefer that version even if I could no longer use the older version

No reason to make an AU version either, bitwig can't use it

(I promise I took my medications today......scouts honor!)