Camel Audio CamelPhat - alternative/replacement

[Ploki]

Ahhh ... well

You can allways buy (if you are on Mac) Logic Pro X

And then it's included in the stock plug-ins

(That's were it went!)

Does it copy the EXACT same options you have onboard the original CP (with all its MM filter and LFO glory) ?

Yes

[sokoleski]

Ahhh ... well

You can allways buy (if you are on Mac) Logic Pro X

And then it's included in the stock plug-ins

(That's were it went!)

Does it copy the EXACT same options you have onboard the original CP (with all its MM filter and LFO glory) ?

As far as i can tell...

But... they added a resizable GUI , and made it 'flat'.

[Ploki]

They also added more modfx and compressor modes, and you can change the signal chain

[LFO8]

Ahhh ... well

You can allways buy (if you are on Mac) Logic Pro X

And then it's included in the stock plug-ins

(That's were it went!)

Does it copy the EXACT same options you have onboard the original CP (with all its MM filter and LFO glory) ?

Yes. And has gained options. The fx unit is called Phat FX in Logic.

[Michey]

Ahhh ... well

You can allways buy (if you are on Mac) Logic Pro X

And then it's included in the stock plug-ins

(That's were it went!)

Does it copy the EXACT same options you have onboard the original CP (with all its MM filter and LFO glory) ?

As far as i can tell...

But... they added a resizable GUI , and made it 'flat'.

Maybe they should rebrand it as "PH[L]AT-FX"

[Ploki]

Lol

[LeVzi]

Im sure i've got memory issues, I was all over that thread and no memory of it at all....

Hell I started that thread, and have no memory of it.....

Now i'm worried.

I like when I start reading a post and thinking, “I should respond with agreement to this post,” only to see the post was mine.

I hate to think how many posts i've repeated tbh, my memory is not good lol

[xerix]

you can use bluecat audio patcher to load it as a au or vst or whatnot, theres even a mix knob inside patcher with wet dry 0/100 so its good to blend in. I still cant find the og link though to the original vst on a mac

[foosnark]

I like when I start reading a post and thinking, “I should respond with agreement to this post,” only to see the post was mine.

Done that...

Also I don't know how many times an old thread came up, I start replying to it, then I realize I already said the same thing two years ago.

I have probably read this thread before, but it's made me miss CamelPhat all over again. (Rift is pretty great though...)

[zerocrossing]

I like when I start reading a post and thinking, “I should respond with agreement to this post,” only to see the post was mine.

Done that...

Also I don't know how many times an old thread came up, I start replying to it, then I realize I already said the same thing two years ago.

Better yet, I love when I come across one of my old posts and I'm all, "what the hell kind of b.s. is that?"

I have probably read this thread before, but it's made me miss CamelPhat all over again. (Rift is pretty great though...)

I don't know Rift. It seemed similar to Arturia's Coldfire, and there was no way do demo it, so I said screw that. I did demo Currents, and I think I may pick it up, but the fact they don't take Paypal means they will have to wait until I get a cash infusion, so maybe late April or early May. We'll see. Do you really think Rift is worth it? I've listened to your music and you and I definitely have a similar aesthetic.

[foosnark]

Better yet, I love when I come across one of my old posts and I'm all, "what the hell kind of b.s. is that?"

I usually reserve that for programming. "What kind of moron wrote this... oh."

They say being a programmer is like playing the role of both the detective and the murderer in a mystery novel.

Do you really think Rift is worth it? I've listened to your music and you and I definitely have a similar aesthetic.

If it was just the distortion I'd say it's not that essential (even if there's quite a bit of variety there). Getting the feedback section and filter involved though makes it worthwhile... at least on sale anyway.

Rift Feedback Lite is free and Rift Filter Lite is cheap though, so there's that...

[zeep]

Maybe analyse the EQ and Compressor action and copy those settings with 3rd party plugins. That would be a good start. I've often wondered what exactly the compressor in Camelphat is doing.

CamelPhat's compressor is deceptively simple; behind the scenes lies a sophisticated
and responsive 'soft-limiting' compressor algorithm, modelled after the classic analogue
compressor designs renowned in studio folklore.