Cytomic CF100 Discrete OTA JH VCF for VCVRack

[zvenx]

Indeed and can't wait for the vst3 apple silicon native version. That and UAD are the only reasons why I am still running Rosetta in Cubendo, rumour is UAD will fix that next month.
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[dayjob]

As an example, and I'm not picking on Harrison directly - but just using them as a generic example of the hollow claims of developers vs reality, "We model every resistor, capacitor, and transistor in the original circuit ..." type stuff.

Here are a few videos by Dan Worrall on this type of thing showing that the "model" of all these non-linear components is in fact just completely linear (ie no drive / harmonics, which is not possible in an analog circuit):

i've watched a bunch of his videos and always enjoy when he gets into the weeds of like in these two. there's a few about different EQ plug ins that are interesting/revealing that end up saving me $$$ because they're just standard EQ curves

[perpetual3]

Pretty sure the drop came out before 2022.

I’m pretty sure they were pointing out there were decent filter emulations prior to the Arturia MS20 in 2022, which I agree with. I still think The Drop beats almost every other filter in terms of the amount of detail delivered with very efficient cpu usage for that detail.

That’s not really clear to me, since that post compares Cytomic to Uhe and Softube and Reaktor.

[Rastkovic]

Quick demo of the Cytomic CF100 filter, used here more or less as a kind of waveshaper. And yes, I used a sine wave as "source/carrier" signal.

https://soundcloud.com/danielrast/vcv-r ... -sine-bell

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