Thank you! And sure, you can, but the remaining plugins will be domeversions.A.Kurbel wrote:i want to try it first so my question is:
can i install the total bundle without destroying the freebundle?
btw i really like your plugins especially the bandpass filter with the 120 slope. its one of my favorite plugins!
MMultiAnalyzer, new multitrack analyzer/sonogram from MeldaProduction
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Multioscilloscope??? Whatfor? Quite frankly I never really understood using oscilloscopes at all (except for technical analysis), so having more of them... brrr...Compyfox wrote:Hm... will you maybe also offer a multi osciloscope version with that analyser? If so, I'd think about getting it.
And to those that are too lazy to look for the intro-price (like myself):
20 EUR or 24 USD - else 50 EUR
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It has it's uses if you want to check on transients and the liking. Sorry to crosslink to the competition, but still:
http://betabugs.de/products/oszillos-me ... D9FR1bOlJE
Dunno if you want to implement it, but having both in one tool would be great.
http://betabugs.de/products/oszillos-me ... D9FR1bOlJE
Dunno if you want to implement it, but having both in one tool would be great.
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I don't think this is an oscilloscope in a common terms actually - this is basically "waveform view". Oscilloscopes should be able to watch for the periods imho, so they would be good to analyse separate periods of waves (that's why "oscillo"-scope). Dunno, will think about it, now it doesn't really look appealing to be honest.
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Jesse J wrote:Great stuff!
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Your tools, your rules. Was just thinking about it to maybe set yourself off a bit from the competition (BlueCat Audio)
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What do you mean by that? They have a multianalyzer too, but personally I didn't even manage it to work, it is more expensive and knows much less imho (though it depends). And multitrack sonogram! Man, nobody on earth has it, until now!Compyfox wrote:Your tools, your rules. Was just thinking about it to maybe set yourself off a bit from the competition (BlueCat Audio)
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Damn, you Vojtek, I hate it when you come out with something great at a stupid price and I'm totally broke! 
And no one wants to buy my Vandal amp sim...
I have the 15 day demo but have just glanced at it. This thing could be incredibly useful for looking for masking issues, particularly in the bass range. I like the fact that you can basically set the response to very slow peak decay (or freeze it). That lets you pin down where the worst conflicts are and prioritize your EQ'ing scheme around those.
And no one wants to buy my Vandal amp sim...
I have the 15 day demo but have just glanced at it. This thing could be incredibly useful for looking for masking issues, particularly in the bass range. I like the fact that you can basically set the response to very slow peak decay (or freeze it). That lets you pin down where the worst conflicts are and prioritize your EQ'ing scheme around those.
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I just bought it
+50 for a custom naming feature.
I also wish we would have some useful informations like RMS and this kind of stuff.
+50 for a custom naming feature.
I also wish we would have some useful informations like RMS and this kind of stuff.
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Ok, I caved and got it, even though my plan was to wait and do it on credit after I paid down some cards next month.
I'm sorry, this thing is just too good (or will be when the custom naming is added). Euro is also trending up now (Paypal docked me $25.60).
The thick line is brilliant. Lets you offset one curve against the other, and you can also offset a "priority" curve, like a kick or bass instrument, by making it the only thick-lined curve among several.
I'm sorry, this thing is just too good (or will be when the custom naming is added). Euro is also trending up now (Paypal docked me $25.60).
The thick line is brilliant. Lets you offset one curve against the other, and you can also offset a "priority" curve, like a kick or bass instrument, by making it the only thick-lined curve among several.
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While BlueCat Audio doesn't use a sonogram (or spectogram), they were pretty much the forerunners in multi-channel analysis. You would have set yourself apart from them with an Oscilloscope mode.MeldaProduction wrote:What do you mean by that? They have a multianalyzer too, but personally I didn't even manage it to work, it is more expensive and knows much less imho (though it depends).Compyfox wrote:Your tools, your rules. Was just thinking about it to maybe set yourself off a bit from the competition (BlueCat Audio)
I still have to test this thing, but why do we need(!) a sonogram?MeldaProduction wrote:And multitrack sonogram! Man, nobody on earth has it, until now!
A ultrasonic representation of the audio stream in MultiTrack? How can you define which instrument is what (overlayed)?
In this case I rather have a multi oscilloscope. Did you even take a look a the competition? Sometimes I have the impression that you pick up excellent ideas from other developers and users that look for certain features. But you ultimately lock yourself out form a certain customer base with rejected (logical/good) FR's.
Again, it's your game and your rules. I'm just saying.
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Thank youA.M. Gold wrote:Ok, I caved and got it, even though my plan was to wait and do it on credit after I paid down some cards next month.
I'm sorry, this thing is just too good (or will be when the custom naming is added). Euro is also trending up now (Paypal docked me $25.60).
The thick line is brilliant. Lets you offset one curve against the other, and you can also offset a "priority" curve, like a kick or bass instrument, by making it the only thick-lined curve among several.
CompyFox: I'm not really sure, what your problem is
. The fact that some company created some multianalyzer some time ago is completely irrelevant. Melda plugins have usually more ideas than anything new on the market, and other companies clone it all the time. Do I mind? Sure, but that's just how it is. And the most important thing is - MeldaProduction never actually cloned anything, we always added something new, and that's how the technical evolution works 
.About FRs - if you'd see my to-do list, you'd understand
. I'm pretty surprised there is someone claiming I'm not open for customer's ideas, but I guess there is always someone. Anyway the thing is, with 67 products, a huge to-do list, and a very long list my own ideas that I care the most and cannot even get to them, I just cannot say yes to everything.Btw. I stopped using analyzer almost at all, and I'm personally using just sonogram. It's the same thing, but with time representation, which I consider very very important.