Does AirWindoiws have an effect like Softubes accoustic feedback?

[Nathanananan]

Im just wondering if there is an effect like this in AirWindows catalog?
https://www.softube.com/af

If there is an effect like this can some one post a link to the video where he explains what is going on in this effect?

[Krakatau]

good question

[GreyLion]

I can't keep track of all the AirWindows plugs, either.

The only other similar plug that I know of is BlueCat's AcouFiend.
Which is fairly awesome, IMHO. I trialed the Softube one years ago, and it doesn't come close. Again IMHO.

https://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/P ... AcouFiend/

[plexuss]

It would be amazing to have them organized into hierarchical folders by type and sub-types if necessary...

[Krakatau]

I can't keep track of all the AirWindows plugs, either.

The only other similar plug that I know of is BlueCat's AcouFiend.
Which is fairly awesome, IMHO. I trialed the Softube one years ago, and it doesn't come close. Again IMHO.

https://www.bluecataudio.com/Products/P ... AcouFiend/

interesting...

[dan_flash]

It would be amazing to have them organized into hierarchical folders by type and sub-types if necessary...

https://airwindowscheatsheet.aboni.dev/

Don't know how up to date it is but it's mega handy nonetheless.

[donkey tugger]

One nice trick to simulate feedback is to copy your guitar (or whatever..) track and stick the copy through a filter which does self-oscillation - I like the P & M 'Moogy Filter' for this as it has an envelope follower. Then route this back to the same mixer track as the original so it goes through the distortion/amp sim. You can fade up and down the level of feedback of your copied track, and also the pitch with the cutoff frequency. If you need long feedback then timestretch the copied parts.

A quick and dirty example (excuse my riffage.. );

http://www.bennyleeds7.myfreeola.uk/feedback.mp3

[Krakatau]

One nice trick to simulate feedback is to copy your guitar (or whatever..) track and stick the copy through a filter which does self-oscillation - I like the P & M 'Moogy Filter' for this as it has an envelope follower. Then route this back to the same mixer track as the original so it goes through the distortion/amp sim. You can fade up and down the level of feedback of your copied track, and also the pitch with the cutoff frequency. If you need long feedback then timestretch the copied parts.

A quick and dirty example (excuse my riffage.. );

http://www.bennyleeds7.myfreeola.uk/feedback.mp3

horribly awesome !!!!!!

[donkey tugger]

One nice trick to simulate feedback is to copy your guitar (or whatever..) track and stick the copy through a filter which does self-oscillation - I like the P & M 'Moogy Filter' for this as it has an envelope follower. Then route this back to the same mixer track as the original so it goes through the distortion/amp sim. You can fade up and down the level of feedback of your copied track, and also the pitch with the cutoff frequency. If you need long feedback then timestretch the copied parts.

A quick and dirty example (excuse my riffage.. );

http://www.bennyleeds7.myfreeola.uk/feedback.mp3

horribly awesome !!!!!!

I said it was dirty...

Forgot to add, if you want the feedback to swell then reverse the sample!

[Nathanananan]

One nice trick to simulate feedback is to copy your guitar (or whatever..) track and stick the copy through a filter which does self-oscillation - I like the P & M 'Moogy Filter' for this as it has an envelope follower. Then route this back to the same mixer track as the original so it goes through the distortion/amp sim. You can fade up and down the level of feedback of your copied track, and also the pitch with the cutoff frequency. If you need long feedback then timestretch the copied parts.

A quick and dirty example (excuse my riffage.. );

http://www.bennyleeds7.myfreeola.uk/feedback.mp3

Nice, I will give this a try. Thanks for the info