some ideas for plugins if anyone cares

[Shamanix]

I thought I'd share some ideas I had over the years for plugins.
I don't care if someone makes them or not, I'm not demanding anything.

Casio CZ series emulation

Kawai K4 emulation

GSM telephone codec emulation (there is such a thing in Jeskola Buzz (Jeskola 3210 plugin) but a vst version would be cool)

Drum Liquidizer (something that gives drums a kinda cool liquid, psychedelic, filtered, phased, etc like sound in a good way, a bit hard to explain)

Noise based synth (using algos like bp filters, noise fming a sine, feedback and comb filters and anything else usable to tune multiple noise oscillators)

Modular mixer that does some none standard mixing (AND,OR,XOR,*,FM,MIN,MAX,and god knows what instead of standard mixing)

Gameboy speaker emulation

realtime DPCM encoder (DPCM is the sample format used on the good old NES, theres open source code for this, but none of them is realtime)

Something like http://www.buzzmachines.com/machineinfo.php?id=268, only with more algos and configuration, since most people dont use buzz, the plugin sounds a bit like a somewhat clean bitcrusher.

an effect based on this algo http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinewave_synthesis
http://www.haskins.yale.edu/featured/sws/sws.html

Something like KarmaFX synths bitshuffle effect only you can choose the bits of the audio you want to disable, and it should be sequencable

A proper click free, ultra high quality remake of this http://www.buzzmachines.com/machineinfo.php?id=456 , the ultimate tremolo effect ever, too bad it suffers from bad sound quality, clicking with some lfo waves, and beta status.

Spectral substractor: an effect that spectally (fft) removes the weakest or strongest harmonics in a sound with configurable detection rate and whatnot.



Well thats all folks, hope someone finds a useful idea in here.

[xybre]

Drum Liquidizer (something that gives drums a kinda cool liquid, psychedelic, filtered, phased, etc like sound in a good way, a bit hard to explain)

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/2255.html
http://www.kvraudio.com/get/1432.html
http://www.kvraudio.com/get/2651.html
http://www.kvraudio.com/get/3185.html

Noise based synth (using algos like bp filters, noise fming a sine, feedback and comb filters and anything else usable to tune multiple noise oscillators)

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/2289.html

Gameboy speaker emulation

NES or actual gameboy?
Try Tweakbench's plugins.
http://www.kvraudio.com/get/903.html
http://www.kvraudio.com/get/899.html

Spectral substractor: an effect that spectally (fft) removes the weakest or strongest harmonics in a sound with configurable detection rate and whatnot.

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/2065.html maybe?

Those are the only ones I can find similar plugins for

[Shamanix]

Chimera is nice, but I want more
The grittier the better, Chimera sound too clean for my taste sometimes.

The tweakbench plugins are nice but mostly sampled, or too basic, I was thinking of something like this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DPCM , this is a very lofi audio encoding algo, used on for eg. the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game back in those days.

Sniper is a kind of notch filter and is quite different from what I was thinking about. there is a soundhack plugin that is pretty close to what I described, I think it was spectral gate or something, however a freeware alternative would be nice.

[Shamanix]

Bumpaty Bump bump ba ba bump ...
Hey it's DC' 09 time, so why not...

[l0calh05t]

What type of quantization did the NES use for it's DPCM? (how many bits? linear? nonlinear? etc.)

[Shamanix]

What type of quantization did the NES use for it's DPCM? (how many bits? linear? nonlinear? etc.)

I don't know exactly, you could take a look at the FamiTracker source, or there are 1 or 2 commandline encoders out there, also open source I believe.