DSPplug titan fx Suite (noise suppressor, free gate released, free normalizer prototype)
- KVRAF
- 5379 posts since 22 Jul, 2006 from Tasmania, Australia
maybe u find this compressor interesting Robert==>
thanks for the offer to work together- I will open your schem this week and see if I can understand
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I wonder what I want in here
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- KVRAF
- 1637 posts since 28 Jul, 2006
Everything that happens in this video is simply incredible and perfect. My favorite video you've made so far. So far so perfect.kingozrecords wrote: Sat Jan 01, 2022 6:55 am Here is the new version and a movie. You can now use this device to master tracks in realtime. I know of no other product that can. It can also master vocals too, but the time index has to be altered so as to not picl up on small details and background noises. It will be a trick to learn what is necessary.
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I guess it's funny that other companies haven't made the same, lol.
New version here:garfield78 wrote: Fri Dec 31, 2021 2:42 pm ok robert , thank you , can i try your new version if avaible?
download: https://www.kvraudio.com/product/dspplu ... by-dspplug
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1314 posts since 7 Apr, 2019 from Canada
I've made something similar, but your switch in the code is cool. I haven't tried that. I'll let you know what My experience was.nix808 wrote: Mon Jan 03, 2022 12:22 am maybe u find this compressor interesting Robert==>
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thanks for the offer to work together- I will open your schem this week and see if I can understand
It's a start, I have a feeling that I can get this idea to 95% and someone else can maybe get it to 100%. It has more possibilities.. which I have considered but they seem like science fiction. Maybe possible, I don't know.briefcasemanx wrote: Mon Jan 03, 2022 12:58 amEverything that happens in this video is simply incredible and perfect. My favorite video you've made so far. So far so perfect.kingozrecords wrote: Sat Jan 01, 2022 6:55 am Here is the new version and a movie. You can now use this device to master tracks in realtime. I know of no other product that can. It can also master vocals too, but the time index has to be altered so as to not picl up on small details and background noises. It will be a trick to learn what is necessary.
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I guess it's funny that other companies haven't made the same, lol.
New version here:garfield78 wrote: Fri Dec 31, 2021 2:42 pm ok robert , thank you , can i try your new version if avaible?
download: <span class="skimlinks-unlinked">https: ... lug</span>
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It'd make re-creating distance and physics much simpler, but it comes down to avoiding additive calculations and distortion. Right now it's an ess machine.
I don't make audio products anymore. I sell furniture & smart products.
- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1314 posts since 7 Apr, 2019 from Canada
New Free DSPplug titan limiter
Here's what it looks like: It does not use very much cpu. It rarely crests over -1.5 dbTP. It allows you to select a dBFS ceiling. I called it dBFS because obviously something needs to use a lot of cpu for true detection and that is counter intuitive.
Instead this is a nice limiter that's intuitive for someone who mixes everyday. It has in and out gain at just the right sensitivity and the decibels are stable. The only thing I'd like to do however is to add some eman averaging so to increase the dynamic and the integrated loudness.
That would be nice because often there is times when you are mastering content which has already been treated with a brickwall limiter and your average is too high, making the ceiling and integrated high which is a terrible keep alive / dynamic. Way too in your face.
That's on its way.
The source is included for those enthusiasts who like DSP and experimenting in flowstone. The license is MIT.
Download
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/dspplu ... by-dspplug
Download sources
X86 https://dspplug.com/?download=1&kccpid= ... -0-x32.fsm
X64 https://dspplug.com/?download=1&kccpid= ... -0-x64.fsm
Here's what it looks like: It does not use very much cpu. It rarely crests over -1.5 dbTP. It allows you to select a dBFS ceiling. I called it dBFS because obviously something needs to use a lot of cpu for true detection and that is counter intuitive.
Instead this is a nice limiter that's intuitive for someone who mixes everyday. It has in and out gain at just the right sensitivity and the decibels are stable. The only thing I'd like to do however is to add some eman averaging so to increase the dynamic and the integrated loudness.
That would be nice because often there is times when you are mastering content which has already been treated with a brickwall limiter and your average is too high, making the ceiling and integrated high which is a terrible keep alive / dynamic. Way too in your face.
That's on its way.
The source is included for those enthusiasts who like DSP and experimenting in flowstone. The license is MIT.
Download
https://www.kvraudio.com/product/dspplu ... by-dspplug
Download sources
X86 https://dspplug.com/?download=1&kccpid= ... -0-x32.fsm
X64 https://dspplug.com/?download=1&kccpid= ... -0-x64.fsm
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- KVRist
- 157 posts since 11 Jun, 2013
hi robert , no news for the normalizer ?
- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1314 posts since 7 Apr, 2019 from Canada
I have school and it comes down to a unique way of averaging the ceiling. It's a matter of a function called hold, and it being dynamic.
Consider, do you want it to amplify anything, or merely the peaks, and without making it pump it is a very tall order. They don't teach lesser averages in school, the only way is to divide into and subtract by 1 so as to use it as an enumerator. Involves OOPS, which is clunky and ruins the sound. I'll find a workaround. Once I have anything is possible wit this tech. If perfected, all other software would be obsolete. But I doubt My skill in perfecting it. It's why I shared the idea. I'm no rocket scientist.
The same idea can replace compression volume, can make sounds truly 3d, can change the way stereo width is implemented, it can affect literal floor and ceiling finitely. It can re-process and be used to get rid of aliasing. There's never been that kind of control before, but with such ability becomes complexity.
I don't make audio products anymore. I sell furniture & smart products.
- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1314 posts since 7 Apr, 2019 from Canada
Here is what I did with your rect calculation.nix808 wrote: Mon Jan 03, 2022 12:22 am maybe u find this compressor interesting Robert==>
simple compressor.png
thanks for the offer to work together- I will open your schem this week and see if I can understand
By the way I used the titan computation to create a brick wall limiter. It works very well and avoids distortion. However, thinking of also having it remove distortion too. I could do that by clipping the last 20'th percentile of it and rescaling it up to 100%. Not foolproof but nice. To that same end, I use down-sampling to reduce feedback and occurring distortion resulting from amplification.
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- KVRAF
- 5379 posts since 22 Jul, 2006 from Tasmania, Australia
glad you tried it!
the rect bit, it's just rectify,
it can be done with an 'absolute' prim too
I thought about smoothing the absolute or rectified signal too,
which can be done- yah with zip, an lp, glide
it looks a bit like u treating the negative and positive parts differently?
the rect bit, it's just rectify,
it can be done with an 'absolute' prim too
I thought about smoothing the absolute or rectified signal too,
which can be done- yah with zip, an lp, glide
it looks a bit like u treating the negative and positive parts differently?
I wonder what I want in here
-my site is gone and music a mess
-my site is gone and music a mess
- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1314 posts since 7 Apr, 2019 from Canada
The opposite ended up sounding like a clipper. I wanted something that sounded different, also; it allows a threshold this way.nix808 wrote: Thu Jan 06, 2022 2:49 pm glad you tried it!
the rect bit, it's just rectify,
it can be done with an 'absolute' prim too
I thought about smoothing the absolute or rectified signal too,
which can be done- yah with zip, an lp, glide
it looks a bit like u treating the negative and positive parts differently?
I don't make audio products anymore. I sell furniture & smart products.
- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1314 posts since 7 Apr, 2019 from Canada
I've been working on a realtime noise supression device which I call the DSPplug titan vindicator. Here's a video:
It's a bit rough around the edges, but it is a product and project worth funding in My opinion. The source has been made available and is able able open-source under the MIT license (by attribution).
Download src https://dspplug.com/?download=1&kccpid= ... pe-x86.zip
buy DSPplug vindicator:
https://www.kvraudio.com/marketplace/ds ... by-dspplug
Both 32 and 64 bit versions are available, so to allow the end-user to use in older software (where likely such an application is the most applicable).
It's a bit rough around the edges, but it is a product and project worth funding in My opinion. The source has been made available and is able able open-source under the MIT license (by attribution).
Download src https://dspplug.com/?download=1&kccpid= ... pe-x86.zip
buy DSPplug vindicator:
https://www.kvraudio.com/marketplace/ds ... by-dspplug
Both 32 and 64 bit versions are available, so to allow the end-user to use in older software (where likely such an application is the most applicable).
I don't make audio products anymore. I sell furniture & smart products.
