One-Synth-Challenge 44: Retrologue - Submissions and gossip

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evo2slo wrote:Not sure though if this is fair to use in a contest such as this where everyone does not have access to it.
i'd say you've kinda answered your own question :)

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el-bo (formerly ebow) wrote:
evo2slo wrote:Not sure though if this is fair to use in a contest such as this where everyone does not have access to it.
i'd say you've kinda answered your own question :)
Haha, true. :oops:

Just that there's some grey area with automation features of various daws having certain advantages, and if there are certain automation features that should not be allowed. Haven't seen this brought up before. Would still like an official word on whether note expression is allowed in this or future contests.

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evo2slo wrote: Just that there's some grey area with automation features of various daws having certain advantages

this is why i have alway voted to only focus on what can be made with the synth in question...seriously, i'd have it that you can only use the synth and the contained effects...one multi-platform eq, compressor and that's it...everything else is surplus and pulls focus away from the synth in question

anyways, i wasn't saying you shouldn't ask
:)

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evo2slo wrote:Just that there's some grey area with automation features of various daws having certain advantages, and if there are certain automation features that should not be allowed. Haven't seen this brought up before. Would still like an official word on whether note expression is allowed in this or future contests.
I'd vote yes on this. My DAWs (Sonar and Reaper) don't have this feature, but one can split the chord into multiple synth instances and control the notes individually, so the same effect can be achieved with a little more extra work. I imagine this is true with all the modern DAWs.

I'd be curious to hear how you are going to use it.

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photonic wrote:Look at this site:
http://www.pleasurizemusic.com/en/our-aim

On the end of the page there is a table. According this, a DR of 8 and above is OK for electronic music with heavy rythm. More soft tracks should have 10 or more I think.

Photonic
Thank you very much, that's exactly what I was looking for :)
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el-bo (formerly ebow) wrote:
evo2slo wrote: Just that there's some grey area with automation features of various daws having certain advantages

this is why i have alway voted to only focus on what can be made with the synth in question...seriously, i'd have it that you can only use the synth and the contained effects...one multi-platform eq, compressor and that's it...everything else is surplus and pulls focus away from the synth in question

anyways, i wasn't saying you shouldn't ask
:)
I'm pretty new to OSC (entered once and voted twice), but I'm with you on this.

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adagiocm wrote:
evo2slo wrote:Just that there's some grey area with automation features of various daws having certain advantages, and if there are certain automation features that should not be allowed. Haven't seen this brought up before. Would still like an official word on whether note expression is allowed in this or future contests.
I'd vote yes on this. My DAWs (Sonar and Reaper) don't have this feature, but one can split the chord into multiple synth instances and control the notes individually, so the same effect can be achieved with a little more extra work. I imagine this is true with all the modern DAWs.

I'd be curious to hear how you are going to use it.
Glad to hear you can do the same thing in other DAWs with a bit more effort, makes me think there shouldn't be a problem with it. :)

I've just started experimenting with it recently, mostly on pads and drones. Very cool to play a long chord or octaves and then go into note expression and individually alter each note with different filter, panning, volume, and other modulation changes. Adds a lot of depth and movement. I feel like I'm just scratching the surface, but am excited to play with it more.

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IrionDaRonin wrote:Did you install the last version of e-Licenser?

Have a good day :)
Yes, It is the latest version. But strange things goin on. E-license Center tolded me that I have only 18h (counting down) for non movable applications. In another line it tells me that Retrologue is valid till 30th of Sept.

I hope, the second line is true. But when I start Retrologue in Cubase I get the message a bout the left hours :-o

I uninstalled and installed it again to see, if I did anything wrong the first time. Unfortunately not. I got the same, but now without any presets :cry: Now I can do all sounds from scratch, what I allready started.

Till yesterday I liked Steinberg!

Photonic
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This plugin looks AWESOME!! I'm so excited for this contest!!! And to hear what everyone does with it as well!

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evo2slo wrote: I've just started experimenting with it recently, mostly on pads and drones. Very cool to play a long chord or octaves and then go into note expression and individually alter each note with different filter, panning, volume, and other modulation changes. Adds a lot of depth and movement. I feel like I'm just scratching the surface, but am excited to play with it more.
You are just showing off aren't you :lol: note expression and all that :lol: hey I have the best DAW :lol:

Jokes apart, I wonder why it wouldn't be allowed. Every DAW has their own advantage over others.

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numerologia wrote:
photonic wrote:Look at this site:
http://www.pleasurizemusic.com/en/our-aim

On the end of the page there is a table. According this, a DR of 8 and above is OK for electronic music with heavy rythm. More soft tracks should have 10 or more I think.

Photonic
Thank you very much, that's exactly what I was looking for :)
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This is very helpful. Thank you. I wish I had seen it before uploading my Dune track. Mine was showing 13 then I tinkered around thinking that higher values may not be good. At the end it came down to 11.

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sovarozum wrote:This plugin looks AWESOME!! I'm so excited for this contest!!! And to hear what everyone does with it as well!
+1

Oh yes, I love Retrologue, I just started working on a new song for this month's OSC and this synth is fantastic... well even has drums as well, so i don't have to program drums... (not my strong point )

It should be good, looking forward to see what everybody comes up with ;)

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dloaded it
got no activation key in email but now asking for an activation key!!!!

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beatsmanshion wrote:dloaded it
got no activation key in email but now asking for an activation key!!!!
Same with me. I give up.

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ok its working now
just opened it again and now it works......

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