Ahhh... didn't realize it could still be purchased. No Mac version of course, and it is no longer being developed.Korg Supporter wrote: Mon Sep 12, 2022 1:11 pmYou Canby the VST version from Plugin Boutique.
What's your favorite FM synth plugin?
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I was invited to try the beta months ago, but I could not download it properly because of false virus positives.exacoustics wrote: Tue Sep 13, 2022 7:48 am GHOST is hands down the best FM synth everTry the demo if you haven't yet
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Yeah this was problem on windows back around Dec 2021-Jan 2022. It's been fine ever since thenKorg Supporter wrote: Tue Sep 13, 2022 10:27 am I was invited to try the beta months ago, but I could not download it properly because of false virus positives.
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Perhaps when you get the feedback implementation correctexacoustics wrote: Tue Sep 13, 2022 7:48 am GHOST is hands down the best FM synth everTry the demo if you haven't yet
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An operator envelope ALSO affects the amount of feedback that goes back to the operator itself ,iow a decaying envelope will also attenuate the op's harmonic content over time , which is not the case on your synth.
You have implemented the feedback loop before the operator's AMP*ENV stage,just like OXE FM who also did it wrong ,it makes a world of difference .
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GHOST is not a yamaha dx-7 emulation. The feedback algorithm is my own. If you want a decaying feedback amount the way you described, try modulating the feedback amount with ENV1. You will create the same effect. This is how GHOST was intended to be used.gentleclockdivider wrote: Tue Sep 13, 2022 12:16 pm Perhaps when you get the feedback implementation correct![]()
An operator envelope ALSO affects the amount of feedback that goes back to the operator itself ,iow a decaying envelope will also attenuate the op's harmonic content over time , which is not the case on your synth.
You have implemented the feedback loop before the operator's AMP*ENV stage,just like OXE FM who also did it wrong ,it makes a world of difference .
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I like Flow Motion as well
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- KVRAF
- 1867 posts since 8 Jan, 2022
Another vote Bleass Omega.
Not the deepest FM synth but the easily quickest and nicest to use.
Fantastic UI. I find a lot of the matric based FMs very fiddly and busy. Omega is much more streamlined but still very capable of producing results.
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I got the desktop version of Omega and its presets for free because I was so nice to BLEASS when reporting to them about a state-saving bug for both Alpha and Omega.kraster wrote: Sun Sep 18, 2022 7:37 pmAnother vote Bleass Omega.
Not the deepest FM synth but the easily quickest and nicest to use.
Fantastic UI. I find a lot of the matric based FMs very fiddly and busy. Omega is much more streamlined but still very capable of producing results.
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- KVRAF
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Aurora FM is really nice. The developer is really cool as well. Fm8 is still my go-to for regular Yammy style PM sounds though. Bazille is also a very nice setup especially for some of the stranger things that can be done by combining FM PM and PD. All the modular DSP environments (Pure data, Super collider, reaktor etc) are very good for FM too especially when you want to incorporate live inputs and other oddities into the algorithm.
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