Audiority Chief Chorus - Vintage BBD Chorus (AAX, AU, CLAP, VST2, VST3)

[Mr Arkadin]

And a few slightly more obscure boxes that need some Audiority love:

Marshall Time Modulator 5002 A System

I've been after an emulation of this for a long time. There was that one company who did a copy, seemed to have the rights to the name and circuit, but it was pretty obscure. Not even sure it was VST.

Also, no love for the Boss T-Wah? I love those things.

[jamcat]

We need a properly modeled Crybaby first before we can talk about any other wahs.

[btfnk]

Dynamic convolution and neural training based plugins like Tonex and NAMM have almost completely covered my needs for harmonic saturation based pedals and been a huge step up from what was available previously.

Hopefully Audiority continue to fill the gap of modulation and time based pedal emulations.

[btfnk]

Also, no love for the Boss T-Wah? I love those things.

I would love a proper emulation of the T-Wah and AW-2

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

T-Wah was part of the Burning Down The House solo sound from what I recall reading. Sign me up!

[cptgone]

Speaking of modulation, AFAIK there's no K-Field modulator plugin yet... the masses are waiting, impatiently, for their means of modulation.

Just savour this description: "randomly modulating a short time delay to create unexpected shifts in pitch". Poetry, right?
"The result is this non cyclical vibrato/chorus/flanger-type thing favouring old tape flavours."

[Mr Arkadin]

Also, no love for the Boss T-Wah? I love those things.

I would love a proper emulation of the T-Wah and AW-2

The AW-2 was terrible. Thought it would be an updated T-Wah but was just... meh. Ended up buying another T-Wah. However, I guess the LFO function could be synced to the DAW, so might actually make it useful.

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

I'm really just giving Chief Chorus my first real go-round with it and it just feels so right. It's great when you're hoping for years for a Boss CE-2 chorus plugin, then get one from a top developer and it lives up to and exceeds all expectations. I've got a CE-2w pedal, and I'm not A/B'ing them or anything, but Chief Chorus sounds spot on with what I was expecting. Only, less noisy! And this one is way less finicky about input levels compared to the CE-1 emulation. I'm really thrilled with this one.

Thanks Luca!

I'm still hoping we eventually get the ability to type in parameter values. At least for the knobs down below - particularly the In/Out gain knobs.

[MattLeschuck]

Great job as usual Luca, this, chorus ensembler and Arturia’s Juno have me covered for choruses.

This one may be at top. Just love the simplicity and sound.

[DCrown]

I have some chorus plugins, never really satisfied, chief my become my go-to,

[ChamomileShark]

I can't remember, was the original hardware "proper" stereo or simply one dry and one wet output?

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

I can't remember, was the original hardware "proper" stereo or simply one dry and one wet output?

Neither. Mono.

[jamcat]

The BOSS CH-1 Super Chorus has stereo outputs, but not the CE-2.

[Funkybot's Evil Twin]

The CH-1 sure...but this plugin has nothing to do with that. The CE-2w has stereo outputs. Maybe that's the one you meant to bring up since it's Boss's modern take on the CE-2? In the CE-2w, output 2 is a dry signal like the CE-1 (which it has modes for).

[jamcat]

No, I meant to bring up the CH-1. Because it's also a coral blue chorus from BOSS, and some people may get it confused with the CE-2. I did a long time ago. That's why I own one.

I didn't know the Waza Craft CE-2w was stereo. Good to know.
Now I'm wondering if you can easily emulate the CE-2w's stereo output with Chief Chorus.

Also, I'm kind of wanting an Audiority model of the CH-1 now.