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Replicant vs Ubermod
- KVRAF
- 10128 posts since 16 Dec, 2002
- KVRAF
- 8444 posts since 29 Sep, 2010 from Maui
So playing with Rep2 a bit more after work, its definitely a different animal with the
addition of the stutter feature. If you have the first version and like it, you're
definitely going to want to upgrade. It may be that I never really knew how to use
version 1, but version 2 seems quite a bit more capable. The stutter mode can
produce near granular-type effects as well as much improved repeating IMHO.
-Cheers
Regarding the topic: I love them both and would never want to have to choose
between them. They are nothing alike IMO... If I had to choose, I'd have to say Ubermod
is more useful and would probably go that way. But I would be unhappy about it.
My 2 cents...
addition of the stutter feature. If you have the first version and like it, you're
definitely going to want to upgrade. It may be that I never really knew how to use
version 1, but version 2 seems quite a bit more capable. The stutter mode can
produce near granular-type effects as well as much improved repeating IMHO.
-Cheers
Regarding the topic: I love them both and would never want to have to choose
between them. They are nothing alike IMO... If I had to choose, I'd have to say Ubermod
is more useful and would probably go that way. But I would be unhappy about it.
My 2 cents...
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Perimeter Sound Perimeter Sound https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=162713
- KVRAF
- 1745 posts since 11 Oct, 2007
As a long-time fan of Replicant, is V2.0 less *clicky* on non-drum material ?
I guess I was hoping for an *attack* adjustment, just a few ms might help tame some of the artifacts I would get on basslines and synths. Also, can the new -stutter- effect be applied "slowly" or, hmm, distantly (between events) enough to make it subtle and/or barely noticeable ?
- KVRAF
- 8444 posts since 29 Sep, 2010 from Maui
It does sound less "clicky" to me, there is also a Decay parameter (no Attack though) on the output
that seems to smooth things out a bit if desired. The stutter is very controllable,
infact the pseudo granular sounds I was talking about are not going the be
immediately evident, they're going to require playing around with the randomization
functions for "Loop and Repeat" along with a high-freq stutter.
-Cheers
that seems to smooth things out a bit if desired. The stutter is very controllable,
infact the pseudo granular sounds I was talking about are not going the be
immediately evident, they're going to require playing around with the randomization
functions for "Loop and Repeat" along with a high-freq stutter.
-Cheers
- KVRian
- 988 posts since 25 Dec, 2007 from Copenhagen
Got it, thank youpekbro wrote:There is a dedicated store page for upgrades. Just search for upgrades in the site search bar. It doesn't come up with an address I can copy from my phone.
-cheers
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- KVRian
- 652 posts since 2 Mar, 2015 from UK
Unfiltered Audio Sandman and Exponential Audio Excalibur are some very complex plugins for doing delay.
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Perimeter Sound Perimeter Sound https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=162713
- KVRAF
- 1745 posts since 11 Oct, 2007
Thanks for the info.pekbro wrote:It does sound less "clicky" to me, there is also a Decay parameter (no Attack though) on the output
that seems to smooth things out a bit if desired. The stutter is very controllable,
infact the pseudo granular sounds I was talking about are not going the be
immediately evident, they're going to require playing around with the randomization
functions for "Loop and Repeat" along with a high-freq stutter.
-Cheers

