Nicky Romero + Cableguys give us Kickstart plug-in
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Mister Natural Mister Natural https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=164174
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- 2893 posts since 28 Oct, 2007 from michigan
let's pretend that I'm an idiot . . . (& that's not that big a stretch really)
I've seen the UTube with Romero & this plug looks and is priced freakin' GREAT
? - where in the drum track > bus > master do I place this VST ?
? perhaps I make a send of "all other" tracks/bus's and sidechain that from the drum bus ?
simple here . . . :=)
I've seen the UTube with Romero & this plug looks and is priced freakin' GREAT
? - where in the drum track > bus > master do I place this VST ?
? perhaps I make a send of "all other" tracks/bus's and sidechain that from the drum bus ?
simple here . . . :=)
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- 10196 posts since 12 Mar, 2012 from the Bavarian Alps to my feet and the globe around my head
I don't know why people are talking about making sidechains with Kickstart. For a sidechain I'd need the output of a track to drive a dynamic processor (mostly compressor) on a different track.
But there is no side-chain input in Kickstart! It's a simple volume changing plugin that - on the kick track, for example - can create dynamic effects that sound like ducking or pumping...but for real sidechaining there are always 2 tracks needed.
But there is no side-chain input in Kickstart! It's a simple volume changing plugin that - on the kick track, for example - can create dynamic effects that sound like ducking or pumping...but for real sidechaining there are always 2 tracks needed.
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- 1373 posts since 5 May, 2007 from Finland
He's prob some of those BB-house guys.TheoM wrote:Yeah his name far too big on it, who is he anyway? Never heard of him.. Any good?
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- KVRian
- 530 posts since 1 May, 2011
Nicky Romero is a 24 year old Dutch DJ and house producer. His wiki doesn't say anything about him being a coder. I can't imagine what he can contribute to the plugin that Cableguys couldn't do just as well or better on their own. Are they unable to determine a collection of useful curves?
I'm gonna guess this is like Cableguys buying stock in a company that they hope will blow up big like Tiesto
Its a shallow practice and makes the company doing it look manipulative and condescending
on another note:
Cableguys new plugin Kickstart
New VST KIckstart from cableguys
Cableguys put out a new plugin, kickstart
many ways you can phrase this could sound like they are doing a fundraising kickstarter campaign, which is what I thought when seeing the thread title for the first time. Are cableguys trying to game search engines with that name or something?
I'm gonna guess this is like Cableguys buying stock in a company that they hope will blow up big like Tiesto
Its a shallow practice and makes the company doing it look manipulative and condescending
on another note:
Cableguys new plugin Kickstart
New VST KIckstart from cableguys
Cableguys put out a new plugin, kickstart
many ways you can phrase this could sound like they are doing a fundraising kickstarter campaign, which is what I thought when seeing the thread title for the first time. Are cableguys trying to game search engines with that name or something?
miedex
- KVRAF
- 14316 posts since 20 Nov, 2003 from Lost and Spaced
Well, it's a good price. I know BT went to Izotope to make Stutter Edit, but I can't imagine Romero said: Hey, I need an easy way to sidechain.
I'd like to know what the audio pass through sounds like. I have Grossbeat which does the same thing, and you can draw the envelopes, but audio sounds 'not right' when you put it on a track. I don't know if it's a buffer issue or what, but volume and brightness are noticeably diminished. How does Kickstart stack up on this?
I'd like to know what the audio pass through sounds like. I have Grossbeat which does the same thing, and you can draw the envelopes, but audio sounds 'not right' when you put it on a track. I don't know if it's a buffer issue or what, but volume and brightness are noticeably diminished. How does Kickstart stack up on this?
- KVRAF
- 8646 posts since 2 Oct, 2006 from Leeds, UK
You put it om the instrument track you would 'sidechain' the kick to so the volume envelope is ducking the sound relative to the kick drum.Mister Natural wrote:let's pretend that I'm an idiot . . . (& that's not that big a stretch really)
I've seen the UTube with Romero & this plug looks and is priced freakin' GREAT
? - where in the drum track > bus > master do I place this VST ?
? perhaps I make a send of "all other" tracks/bus's and sidechain that from the drum bus ?
simple here . . . :=)
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- KVRAF
- Topic Starter
- 4090 posts since 29 Jun, 2011 from USA
He's a big name producer and DJ.TheoM wrote:Yeah his name far too big on it, who is he anyway? Never heard of him.. Any good?
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- KVRAF
- 35728 posts since 11 Apr, 2010 from Germany
Waves do the same with all sorts of music producers, Computer Music have their producer master class sections in their mag and in their Youtube videos. You can also find a section with which famous musicians or producers use the products on most companies websites. It's a common thing to advertise that way, people rather buy products that the "pros" use.miedex wrote:Nicky Romero is a 24 year old Dutch DJ and house producer. His wiki doesn't say anything about him being a coder. I can't imagine what he can contribute to the plugin that Cableguys couldn't do just as well or better on their own. Are they unable to determine a collection of useful curves?
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- 10196 posts since 12 Mar, 2012 from the Bavarian Alps to my feet and the globe around my head
Maybe Nicky Romero sent them the idea for the plugin?
I'm quite sure that he isn't a coder but the idea could be from him, and why shouldn't the Cableguys team up with him? It's an advantage for both sides...
I'm quite sure that he isn't a coder but the idea could be from him, and why shouldn't the Cableguys team up with him? It's an advantage for both sides...
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- KVRian
- 530 posts since 1 May, 2011
yeah and all that shit is tiring and exhausting and It makes bigger companies look like dicks but makes a small company like cableguys look kind of desperate and shallow and less than genuine.chk071 wrote:Waves do the same with all sorts of music producers, Computer Music have their producer master class sections in their mag and in their Youtube videos. You can also find a section with which famous musicians or producers use the products on most companies websites. It's a common thing to advertise that way, people rather buy products that the "pros" use.miedex wrote:Nicky Romero is a 24 year old Dutch DJ and house producer. His wiki doesn't say anything about him being a coder. I can't imagine what he can contribute to the plugin that Cableguys couldn't do just as well or better on their own. Are they unable to determine a collection of useful curves?
miedex
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- KVRian
- 530 posts since 1 May, 2011
but then why is his name on the top, and displayed bigger and brighter than the actual plugin name? that's not a real artistic design choice, its a bureaucratic design choice if I ever saw one.Tricky-Loops wrote:Maybe Nicky Romero sent them the idea for the plugin?
I'm quite sure that he isn't a coder but the idea could be from him, and why shouldn't the Cableguys team up with him? It's an advantage for both sides...
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miedex
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- KVRAF
- 1594 posts since 16 Jan, 2010 from Denver
The difference with BT and stutter edit is he actually coded it. He had his own software dev team, sonik architects I think, that either got bought by izotope or disolved when he sold the rights to them. Either way he did alot of the original work on it.osiris wrote:Well, it's a good price. I know BT went to Izotope to make Stutter Edit, but I can't imagine Romero said: Hey, I need an easy way to sidechain.
I'd like to know what the audio pass through sounds like. I have Grossbeat which does the same thing, and you can draw the envelopes, but audio sounds 'not right' when you put it on a track. I don't know if it's a buffer issue or what, but volume and brightness are noticeably diminished. How does Kickstart stack up on this?
Then again he is sort of a singleton case when it comes to these sorts of things, 90% of these names most likely dont know a lick of code or where to begin on something like this. The name thing does seem odd to me to. Even if some name sponsors it Id much rather know the name of the actual developer for support reasons and to maybe see what else they have. Like with stutter edit, bt's name is on there, but its not the whole damn thing. Same with sausage fattener, dada's name is on it at the bottom, but its not massive
- KVRAF
- 8238 posts since 22 Sep, 2008 from Windsor. UK
TheoM wrote:Yeah his name far too big on it, who is he anyway? Never heard of him.. Any good?
Fvck no
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