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Sampleconstruct · Post by **Sampleconstruct** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 1:52 am

...and some piano mangling with 4 LFOs involved:

Batty · Post by **Batty** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 2:15 pm

Amazing work, cudos to Melda Production.

I really didn't expect the new transform modul to arrive this early...more like next year around :p just wow- that was fast!!

And the quality is, like always, superb.

BUT....

...I'm still missing something...maybe it's there somewhere

....

Will I be able to load a specific wave or soundprofile to use as the modulator for another sound?
For example: I have a specific sound in mind, that I need to build - like:
a flute or a piano that sounds like "several needles falling on glass", but with that distinctive flute or piano sound.
How do I get there with MTransformer?
Or another:
Someone is speaking, but his voice needs to be modulated by someone elses voicebox.
If a specific outcome is needed...is it possible to get there fast, and how so?

(I like those smilies, hehe)

MeldaProduction · Post by **MeldaProduction** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 3:23 pm

Thank you folks

Batty: This is not MMorph yet

. This one is not about modulation something with something else, but transforming the spectrum somehow, hence MTransformer

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Nspace · Post by **Nspace** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 6:29 pm

MeldaProduction wrote: Batty: This is not MMorph yet . This one is not about modulation something with something else, but transforming the spectrum somehow, hence MTransformer .

This is the second assurance MMorph is coming.
I have been waiting for a Zynaptiq's offer on theirs for over a year now, and so have been preparing myself for jumping on a 30% BF offer this year, in case they finally decide to discount it...
///However, with MTransformer out, this additional MMorph hint and seeing how Vojtech is getting to grips into applying AI to formants, I would already require a 50% discount in order to get Zynaptiq Morph2 this 2015.

vectorwarrior · Post by **vectorwarrior** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 6:58 pm

Yeah, I'm hoping MTransformer is the first step towards MMorph. It makes sense because it presumably has to work in the spectral domain. I've tried out Zynaptiqs Morph 2, having used the original Morph for years, I was expecting it to be a little better given how old the original is now.

When it comes to spectral processing, there is always the balance between low-frequency resolution and time resolution (i.e. you have to choose between having bass or having transients, you can't have both)... if someone can nail both they win

I wasn't blown away with Morph 2's ability in this regard. I was planning on doing a multiband approach in MXXX with MTransformer using different spectral settings for the different bands to see if I can resolve this, but haven't had time yet.

DarkStar · Post by **DarkStar** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 7:10 pm

^^^
MMultibandTransformer (or am I talking nonsense (again))?

or
MMork and Mindy

Nspace · Post by **Nspace** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 8:32 pm

vectorwarrior wrote: When it comes to spectral processing, there is always the balance between low-frequency resolution and time resolution (i.e. you have to choose between having bass or having transients, you can't have both)... if someone can nail both they win I wasn't blown away with Morph 2's ability in this regard. I was planning on doing a multiband approach in MXXX with MTransformer using different spectral settings for the different bands to see if I can resolve this, but haven't had time yet.

I don't understand how low-freq versus time resolution comes to play here...
Personally purely from long observing sound waves and the various spectral tools coming to be (not from a dev perspective), I would guess that "win" -as you say vectorwarrior-, will come from the ability to disentangle those blurry areas where several sounds share similar spectra, regardless of their freq placement.
Therefore it is not so wild guess to say that independently acknowledging and controlling the formants from each different sound source, which could be derived from similar patterns in other frequencies, hence knowing how sound spectra slides thru the scales for each sound source or being able to de-reveb or de-effect each sound, appears to be relevant in order to achieve this.
///Morphing needs to get each different sound formants gradually closer until they match.
Once this is achieved, its applications will be really powerful, besides we are already getting closer. Sony's Spectralayers has several photoshop-like graphic tools to select portions of the sound in the spectral domain, what we still need there is more intelligent "magic wands", hopefully with many parameters user configurable, Melda Style

dmbaer · Post by **dmbaer** » Sun Oct 18, 2015 9:08 pm

Sampleconstruct wrote:...and some piano mangling with 4 LFOs involved:

Hey, Simon, your dad would have gone apesh*t over MTransformer, no? Not too mention a bunch of his contemporary composers as well.

Tagirijus · Post by **Tagirijus** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 2:28 pm

Simon: very inspiring stuff you do with Meldaplugins. Thanks for that a lot!

Sorry for offtopic.

Sampleconstruct · Post by **Sampleconstruct** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 2:39 pm

Tagirijus wrote:Simon: very inspiring stuff you do with Meldaplugins. Thanks for that a lot!

Sorry for offtopic.

Thank's, my pleasure - I might as well do all my testing live on video so others get an impression too.

Sampleconstruct · Post by **Sampleconstruct** » Mon Oct 19, 2015 2:41 pm

dmbaer wrote:
Sampleconstruct wrote:...and some piano mangling with 4 LFOs involved:
Hey, Simon, your dad would have gone apesh*t over MTransformer, no? Not too mention a bunch of his contemporary composers as well.

Most probably, but that counts for a lot of today's instruments, after all my dad's electronic evolution stopped with the EMS 100.

Sampleconstruct · Post by **Sampleconstruct** » Tue Oct 20, 2015 5:14 pm

English horn phrases from my composition Immanenz processed with Melda's MTransform, the breathing noises create some strange artifacts, but actually I quite like them.

Grizzellda · Post by **Grizzellda** » Tue Oct 27, 2015 11:19 pm

Vojtech, I haven't thanked you for this plug-in yet...well consider yourself thanked!!!

Wow, two new free plug-ins recently, that is pretty cool man.

ErikH · Post by **ErikH** » Wed Oct 28, 2015 12:49 pm

I just want to thank you for MTransformer, and its introductory price. Installing in Cubase 8 on Win7Pro was a breeze, and so was activation. Perfect.

MeldaProduction · Post by **MeldaProduction** » Wed Oct 28, 2015 3:55 pm

Thank you folks! And good job sampleconstruct!