TLs-2095-LA Released (updated v1.1)

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Hi Daniel - just a query: What would be the minimum attack times and release times can the 2095 get down to? Eg with Release 1 and 2 at zero.
Beats me... since that depends on the signal. I adjusted the release1 so it would not be
"sample" fast because then it would just sound bad.

Pressure was the best name for what is happening because the attack is shifting again
depending on the signal.

This is why you got no real numbers on the parameters.. it is all tweaked by ear and
is completely non linear in its behaviour.

//Daniel :)

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OK thanks - just thought there might be some limits to the range of values but I guess if there are many parts interacting it will not be so simple.

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ddummer wrote: This is why you got no real numbers on the parameters.. it is all tweaked by ear and
is completely non linear in its behaviour.
yes, I guess this is what's so special about this new baby of yours - it's just very very 'musical' :D

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ddummer! awesome!
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+1

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Fantastic!! Sounding awesome on my drums :D

Shif.
"Micro Kid speaks digi-talk.."

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So in short:

- Plugin internal core is locked to 44kHz, but it won't matter in 48kHz
- It squashes the shit out of drums
- it is NOT the successor to TLs Maximizer

Correct me if I'm wrong in any section
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You are right on all points. (well nr 2 is a matter of abuse..)

//Daniel :)

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Who the f**k needs URS1975 then? :lol:
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Hey, any chance for Linux VST version? Doesn't need to have GUI ...

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Sure!

edit: Can you point me into the right direction....

//Daniel :)
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Now there's a good attitude! :lol:

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+1,10,100,1000

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ddummer wrote:Sure!

edit: Can you point me into the right direction....

//Daniel :)
a direction for linux versions?

jorgen (ext) set up this site:
http://www.linux-vst.com/
worth to have a look.

cheers cro

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Ok I have to admit that I never looked into Linux really.

But the c++ part seems to be no problems but when it comes to graphics I would like
to hear from someone who know what to use.

Googled a bit and found Xwindow,gnome,kde and all sort of stuff.. but what is the "standard"
How do you create a window,read the mouse ect.. what is the core Linux way here?

edit: this looks nice: http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/GTK+Pr ... gTips.html

Any downside using this GTK thingy for Linux?

//Daniel :)

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