In praise of Audio Damage Replicant

[hibidy]

dubstep (freaking amazing)

Didn't take you for a dubstep fan

Did you mean DubStation?

Yep

[ObsoleteAcc99]

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[jethrobull]

it's good but camelspace is simply better and has more responsive interface by a mile.

I totally agree!

[electro]

I appreciate the free x64 ports for Phase Two and AdVerb. Tell me more about replicant. Can it do basic record and playback of input?

[Boomshala]

Hello, I would like to know how easy or possible it is to assign Replicant controllers to a Midi controller (e.g. Akai LP8 buttons & pads) in a (Cubase) VST environment. Thx for your lights !

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

Hello, I would like to know how easy or possible it is to assign Replicant controllers to a Midi controller (e.g. Akai LP8 buttons & pads) in a (Cubase) VST environment. Thx for your lights !

Cubase sucks when it comes to plugin control, and I don't think Replicant has an independent MIDI learn. So you can use Cubase's 8 Quick Controls and assign all 8 to Replicant, but outside of owning some very specific hardware, you're not going to have a great experience controlling Replicant in Cubase.

On the other hand, Studio One allows you to control ALL automatable plugin parameters via any MIDI hardware (called Control Link). The single biggest advantage of S1 over Cubase IMO. Not trying to sell anyone on Studio One, just want to shame Steinberg into improving Cubase.

[Forgotten]

I have the iOS version (along with most of the other Audio Damage AUv3's). It's amazing for taking something pretty ordinary and creating something pretty amazing

[Tappistry]

Seven year necro bump!

[Acid Mitch]

^It‘s the 7 year itch.

[Boomshala]

Hello, I would like to know how easy or possible it is to assign Replicant controllers to a Midi controller (e.g. Akai LP8 buttons & pads) in a (Cubase) VST environment. Thx for your lights !

Cubase sucks when it comes to plugin control, and I don't think Replicant has an independent MIDI learn. So you can use Cubase's 8 Quick Controls and assign all 8 to Replicant, but outside of owning some very specific hardware, you're not going to have a great experience controlling Replicant in Cubase.

On the other hand, Studio One allows you to control ALL automatable plugin parameters via any MIDI hardware (called Control Link). The single biggest advantage of S1 over Cubase IMO. Not trying to sell anyone on Studio One, just want to shame Steinberg into improving Cubase.

Hello Funkybot, YES Cubase is not easy when it comes to assigning controls to VST. This also depends on the VST as well. I noticed Native Instruments VST parameters are relatively easy to assign (click + learn). Thx for the suggestion. Beyond that, my question was also to know if Repicant can only be controlled via the 8 manual buttons or is any parameter could be assigned and controlled. ,)

[Tappistry]

^It‘s the 7 year itch.

I've never seen a forum quite like this one with this level of necro bumps. It's amazing.

And it's interesting to see how long some of these companies have been around.

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

^It‘s the 7 year itch.

I've never seen a forum quite like this one with this level of necro bumps. It's amazing.

And it's interesting to see how long some of these companies have been around.

I'd MUCH prefer an old thread get brought back from the dead than having a new thread every few months. Means the poster who revived it actually went searching first!

[Tappistry]

^It‘s the 7 year itch.

I've never seen a forum quite like this one with this level of necro bumps. It's amazing.

And it's interesting to see how long some of these companies have been around.

I'd MUCH prefer an old thread get brought back from the dead than having a new thread every few months. Means the poster who revived it actually went searching first!

I agree we don't need a thread about the same plugin monthly. But I think there can definitely be a statute of limitations on once a particular plugin thread is say, a year old, you're safe to start a new discussion.

Meanwhile, in the Instruments forum, it looks like there are three threads on the first page related to Massive X.

[Mushy Mushy]

^It‘s the 7 year itch.

I've never seen a forum quite like this one with this level of necro bumps. It's amazing.

And it's interesting to see how long some of these companies have been around.

I don’t see the issue with bumps like this. If they didn’t we’d be crucifying them for not using the search engine.

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

^It‘s the 7 year itch.

I've never seen a forum quite like this one with this level of necro bumps. It's amazing.

And it's interesting to see how long some of these companies have been around.

I don’t see the issue with bumps like this. If they didn’t we’d be crucifying them for not using the search engine.

Sure would. Damned if you do, damned if you don't I guess.