(I am liking the GUI, btw)
Any Korg Delta emulation around ?
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 7045 posts since 28 Apr, 2004 from france
Big thank you, TOM !
(I am liking the GUI, btw)
(I am liking the GUI, btw)
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- KVRian
- 1037 posts since 21 Aug, 2006 from toronto, on
thank you!tomg wrote:It's your lucky day.sinkmusic wrote:But now that i am teased i waaaaaant that TomG Delta tooo
http://www.ele4music.com/vst/efm-d-string.zip
I'm picking up my new controller keyboard after work tonight, this'll be the first plug I play with!
Whoo! You da mensch!
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"ALL YOUR CUBASE ARE BELONG TO REAPER" - 5.1 Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 3:17 pm
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"ALL YOUR CUBASE ARE BELONG TO REAPER" - 5.1 Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 3:17 pm
i9-10900CF|32GB|Nvidia RTX3060Ti|Win 11|REAPER|FLStudio|more plugins than I've had hot meals
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- KVRAF
- 5703 posts since 6 Dec, 2003 from Mission Control
You're welcome. It was fun. I made a new thread here for bugs and such. Enjoy.sinkmusic wrote:Big thank you, TOM !
(I am liking the GUI, btw)
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- KVRAF
- 5703 posts since 6 Dec, 2003 from Mission Control
Cool! You're welcome too.blatanville wrote:thank you!tomg wrote:It's your lucky day.sinkmusic wrote:But now that i am teased i waaaaaant that TomG Delta tooo
http://www.ele4music.com/vst/efm-d-string.zip
I'm picking up my new controller keyboard after work tonight, this'll be the first plug I play with!
Whoo! You da mensch!
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- KVRAF
- 8389 posts since 11 Apr, 2003 from back on the hillside again - but now with a garden!
Tom, I've downloaded the latest version, and will try as soon as I have chance.
Here are two songs I did back in 1994 which feature my old Delta. The band was Paley's Watch, and the album was November.
Donald Condon features the Delta just after the organ solo, and on the mini-track 'PULL!' at the end. In the main track, it appears just after the organ solo, leading into the chattering guitars and flute section. It also maintains the very low drone using the low strings. In 'PULL!', it should be fairly obvious what it is, no strings attached there.
December is the last track on the album, and contains bits of all the previous tracks, the opening fade in uses excepts from each of the tracks as a chaotic counterpoint. During this overture, the delta provides the squelchy bass. . It also does that huge sweep into the start of the first bit of singing.
At the end of track, during the fermature the Delta is used to do the swirling white noise. I used two tracks, one fed through an autopanner, the other dead centre; it shows off the filter and joystick modulation capability quite well.
As it goes, I played everything, apart from the autopanned guitar solo. I also did most of the engineering, production and mixing, and really enjoyed myself no end It was using a 16track tape deck, with a 18:8:2 desk, Atari ST running Notator, three well spec'd (for the time) MIDI modules, a few reverbs to hand...
The timing is a little loose in places, mainly since we only had time to go with the earliest take that was "good enough", which does mean there bits I would love to go back and change in the playing ot mixing, but it will never be
Both tracks weigh in at the 10-11Mb mark, just so you know (both ~7 minutes)
Enjoy
DSP
Here are two songs I did back in 1994 which feature my old Delta. The band was Paley's Watch, and the album was November.
Donald Condon features the Delta just after the organ solo, and on the mini-track 'PULL!' at the end. In the main track, it appears just after the organ solo, leading into the chattering guitars and flute section. It also maintains the very low drone using the low strings. In 'PULL!', it should be fairly obvious what it is, no strings attached there.
December is the last track on the album, and contains bits of all the previous tracks, the opening fade in uses excepts from each of the tracks as a chaotic counterpoint. During this overture, the delta provides the squelchy bass. . It also does that huge sweep into the start of the first bit of singing.
At the end of track, during the fermature the Delta is used to do the swirling white noise. I used two tracks, one fed through an autopanner, the other dead centre; it shows off the filter and joystick modulation capability quite well.
As it goes, I played everything, apart from the autopanned guitar solo. I also did most of the engineering, production and mixing, and really enjoyed myself no end
It was using a 16track tape deck, with a 18:8:2 desk, Atari ST running Notator, three well spec'd (for the time) MIDI modules, a few reverbs to hand...The timing is a little loose in places, mainly since we only had time to go with the earliest take that was "good enough", which does mean there bits I would love to go back and change in the playing ot mixing, but it will never be
Both tracks weigh in at the 10-11Mb mark, just so you know (both ~7 minutes)
Enjoy
DSP
