Melda Sampler?

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Hi all,

and thank you Melda for your pioneering Plugins. I played around with MTransform, MCharacter, FrequencyShifterMB, MUnison and some others and especially MB-Processing in the last Month and I have a simple Question now:

Is there any Chance that we´ll get a Melda Sampler one day that offers some of the Possibilities of the mentioned Plugins? I mean MB-Processing - unlimited Unsion or Spectrum Editing?

Í feel this would really be a Revolution!

Regards

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Sure, it's going public soon. Check out the demo of MSoundFactory. In the next update you will see the sampler in there.
Jason @ Melda Production

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jmg8 wrote: Sun Oct 06, 2019 12:33 pm Sure, it's going public soon. Check out the demo of MSoundFactory. In the next update you will see the sampler in there.
Thanks for the Hint - I have just read and seen more About MSoundfactory on their Website and wanted to say "Ok, solved" now.

I have been dreaming about the Future of Sound Design a little bit this Afternoon - and now, after I have read about "it" and seen its Shape I must admit that I feel a little bit frightened in the End :/

So big again .... so complex ....

I´ll dive in deeper now, but it seems pretty much as if would soon leave the "Rest" behind ...

@ Melda:

Wish you all the best - and plz don´t forget that a proper Workflow is in the End more important than the Number of Options. There are variuous Usecases for using Samplers that should be balanced well to make Sampler success- AND useful.

And by the way: the only REAL additive Synthesizer until now is the KAWAI K5000 and its Capabilities should be the Measure for everything that intends to be an additive Synth. 64 Partials are a good Beginning, but at the End of the Day we´ll need more of them and some clever Spectral "Algorithms" to bring that Feeling back ...

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GRUMP wrote: Sun Oct 06, 2019 6:25 pm
jmg8 wrote: Sun Oct 06, 2019 12:33 pm Sure, it's going public soon. Check out the demo of MSoundFactory. In the next update you will see the sampler in there.
Thanks for the Hint - I have just read and seen more About MSoundfactory on their Website and wanted to say "Ok, solved" now.

I have been dreaming about the Future of Sound Design a little bit this Afternoon - and now, after I have read about "it" and seen its Shape I must admit that I feel a little bit frightened in the End :/

So big again .... so complex ....

I´ll dive in deeper now ... we´ll see what this new "AllYouCanImagine" Tool is really capable of ...

EDIT: I´m out. I don´t need more Synths and prefer the Specialists.

@ Melda:

Wish you all the best - and plz don´t forget that a proper Workflow is in the End more important than the Number of Options. There are variuous Usecases for using Samplers that should be balanced well to make Sampler success- AND useful.

And by the way: the only REAL additive Synthesizer until now is the KAWAI K5000 and its Capabilities should be the Measure for everything that intends to be an additive Synth. 64 Partials are a good Beginning, but at the End of the Day we´ll need more of them and some clever Spectral "Algorithms" to bring that Feeling back ...

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GRUMP wrote: Sun Oct 06, 2019 6:25 pm Wish you all the best - and plz don´t forget that a proper Workflow is in the End more important than the Number of Options. There are variuous Usecases for using Samplers that should be balanced well to make Sampler success- AND useful.

And by the way: the only REAL additive Synthesizer until now is the KAWAI K5000 and its Capabilities should be the Measure for everything that intends to be an additive Synth. 64 Partials are a good Beginning, but at the End of the Day we´ll need more of them and some clever Spectral "Algorithms" to bring that Feeling back ...
Absolutely! But I'd like to get best of both worlds :).
And yeah, no worries, spectral stuff will arrive sooner or later ;)
Vojtech
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