ValhallaFreqEcho: Add new delay sync times, or keep the same?

[t3toooo]

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

hmmm,sounds good.

[valhallasound]

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

Sean Costello

hmmm,sounds good.

Wait, I meant to say VINTAGE DIGITAL!!!

Irony of the postmodern age: oversampled antialiased synths and processors used in the same projects as bitcrushers.

"For my birthday I got a humidifier and a de-humidifier... I put them in the same room and let them fight it out." - Steven Wright

[Sendy]

Someone needs to do a sample rate reducer with built-in anti-aliaser and a hi-freq exciter/generator that tries to add treble information that isn't there.

[valhallasound]

Someone needs to do a sample rate reducer with built-in anti-aliaser and a hi-freq exciter/generator that tries to add treble information that isn't there.

I LIKE THAT IDEA.

It could have a single knob, that adjusts the frequency at which the high frequency information is discarded and resynthesized. As the knob is turned to lower and lower frequencies, the high frequency balance remains the same, but things just sound more and more fake.

Sean Costello

[camsr]

Doesn't the absorption of sound also contribute to global warming?

[hibidy]

Oh good call camsr, get it moved to hpc

[kejkz]

you can set new delay time in a few seconds, so...

[vic_france]

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

Oooh, yes please! .. just a hint of LFO on the delay time would sound lovely, I'm sure.

[cyphersuit]

i believe freqecho 64bit will be my first dive into valhalla waters...

[themossinator]

No chance of an LFO for the Shift? - imagine the madness then! would be so cool...
such a cool little plugin anyway, whatever sort of filtering is going on with the shift (it sounds like filtering i have no clue) it sounds so gooooood

[valhallasound]

No chance of an LFO for the Shift? - imagine the madness then! would be so cool...
such a cool little plugin anyway, whatever sort of filtering is going on with the shift (it sounds like filtering i have no clue) it sounds so gooooood

No chance of an LFO for this revision. I am currently mired in Juce code, trying to figure out how to get the nonlinear parameter mapping working in all places. Once I get this into FreqEcho, I need to get back to work on the next commercial plugin.

For the future...yeah, LFO modulation of the shift would be cool.

Sean Costello

[themossinator]

cool cool - looking forward to the next plugin!
thanks

[mandolarian]

i believe freqecho 64bit will be my first dive into valhalla waters...

Once you've taken the dive, your resolve will dissolve in a puddle of Paypal pity, but you won't care, the Viking ethos will reverberate through all your tracks and you'll long to get wetter and wetter deep in the sensual waves of Valhalla.

[valhallasound]

i believe freqecho 64bit will be my first dive into valhalla waters...

Once you've taken the dive, your resolve will dissolve in a puddle of Paypal pity, but you won't care, the Viking ethos will reverberate through all your tracks and you'll long to get wetter and wetter deep in the sensual waves of Valhalla.

Valhalla, I am coming...














I hereby apologize to everyone on Earth for writing the above quote in the context of this post.

Sean "Ah-AH-ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh-AHH!!! Ah-AH-ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh-AHH!!!" Costello

[mandolarian]

No apology required, if we weren't into aural sex, we wouldn't be your verb whores. (Dang, now I may need to apologize for the punning tongue in cheek)

Keep on Rockin' in the Free World! Er...reasonably-priced world, Sean!