Feature requests already?Sampleconstruct wrote:I think an advanced LFO and a syncable MSEG would suit B2 very well - many parameters are wanting to be modulated, host automation is one thing but LFO synced and unsynced would make this an even more versatile FX unit.
+1Sampleconstruct wrote:I think an advanced LFO and a syncable MSEG would suit B2 very well
Thank you, I just recorded a whole lot of Bass and Alto Flutes a short while ago for a piece of mine so this is good material for testing B2 really.KBSoundSmith wrote:Here's a new sound for you to enjoy. I made up a trumpet sound in Zebra real quick, then used a single instance of B2. The firs half is dry, the second half wet.
http://soundcloud.com/kbsoundsmith/b2-test-dry-and-wet
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@Sampleconstruct:
I loved the Bass Flute example. Flutter-tongue plus spatial effects = awesome
Real nice result. Good job with the Z-pad, got a nice spectral quality to give the reverb harmonics to work withKBSoundSmith wrote:One more for you guys. This one is a pad I made in ZebraHZ using a comb filter and the Res module, among other things. The first phrase is dry, then that phrase and more is full wet.
Just make sure it is something you definitely will use enough to warrant parting with the big bucks. Keep on demoin'...Also, the manual is on the way. It's up to you really. I don't know if I would've jumped as quick if I knew there was no manual ready but with 2C Audio gang you really can never go wrong (that's my mileage at least, in the past few years owning their units)I'm finding this really quick and enjoyable to program with, so I think I'll get this when I get paid next.
Well,...that's difficult if you don't own the license (so I am led to believe..I hopped over the demo mind you) BUT... YES, for one, I have saved a couple INITs for ea engine and any WIP or good final useful Full preset result I most certainly save (5 or so now). Yeah, it's definitely fun to go from one of the templates ea time BUT I like what I'm doing with it and I like some of my INIT engine presets better as foundation for coming up with new ideas (sometimes). This thing is complex and chaotic so there is no promise that you will arrive at the same Geometry next go when you are trying to duplicate a certain space. Best to save. Why not?Also, does everyone else normally save reverb presets?
snigelx wrote:Well,...that's difficult if you don't own the license (so I am led to believe..I hopped over the demo mind you) BUT... YES, for one, I have saved a couple INITs for ea engine and any WIP or good final useful Full preset result I most certainly save (5 or so now). Yeah, it's definitely fun to go from one of the templates ea time BUT I like what I'm doing with it and I like some of my INIT engine presets better as foundation for coming up with new ideas (sometimes). This thing is complex and chaotic so there is no promise that you will arrive at the same Geometry next go when you are trying to duplicate a certain space. Best to save. Why not?Also, does everyone else normally save reverb presets?
Arrgggg, I didn't even try to after reading somewhere that the demo would not save presets - maybe I misread that, ahh never mind, a fresh start with a license is the way to goGalbanum wrote:snigelx wrote:Well,...that's difficult if you don't own the license (so I am led to believe..I hopped over the demo mind you) BUT... YES, for one, I have saved a couple INITs for ea engine and any WIP or good final useful Full preset result I most certainly save (5 or so now). Yeah, it's definitely fun to go from one of the templates ea time BUT I like what I'm doing with it and I like some of my INIT engine presets better as foundation for coming up with new ideas (sometimes). This thing is complex and chaotic so there is no promise that you will arrive at the same Geometry next go when you are trying to duplicate a certain space. Best to save. Why not?Also, does everyone else normally save reverb presets?
You can save presets with the demo BTW... you just can't save preset state in host projects...
See, I was wondering about that because you said you couldn't save something you were working on earlier.Sampleconstruct wrote:Arrgggg, I didn't even try to after reading somewhere that the demo would not save presets - maybe I misread that, ahh never mind, a fresh start with a license is the way to goGalbanum wrote:You can save presets with the demo BTW... you just can't save preset state in host projects...snigelx wrote:Well,...that's difficult if you don't own the license (so I am led to believe..I hopped over the demo mind you) BUT... YES, for one, I have saved a couple INITs for ea engine and any WIP or good final useful Full preset result I most certainly save (5 or so now). Yeah, it's definitely fun to go from one of the templates ea time BUT I like what I'm doing with it and I like some of my INIT engine presets better as foundation for coming up with new ideas (sometimes). This thing is complex and chaotic so there is no promise that you will arrive at the same Geometry next go when you are trying to duplicate a certain space. Best to save. Why not?Also, does everyone else normally save reverb presets?
Anyway, hindsight is 20/20 and you know you were going to buy it anyway deep down 
It would be great to have some videos yes. That's why we have the video section in the media area of the site. No timelines yet...Aloysius wrote:Will there be some Video tutorials? No offence but I stopped reading a while back there in this thread.
Great. Thanks. I didn't know you had a video section.Galbanum wrote:It would be great to have some videos yes. That's why we have the video section in the media area of the site. No timelines yet...Aloysius wrote:Will there be some Video tutorials? No offence but I stopped reading a while back there in this thread.
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