Oh yeah! Forgot about that one. One of the best, IMO. Check out the preset FX/Destructiod bM for some real chaotic fun.muki wrote: Wed Sep 20, 2023 4:18 pm fabfilter Saturn has a feedback loop built in
https://www.fabfilter.com/products/satu ... on-plug-in
Best Feedback Plugins
- KVRAF
- 18443 posts since 26 Jun, 2006 from San Francisco Bay Area
Zerocrossing Media
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- KVRian
- 906 posts since 27 Apr, 2018
Old, abandoned, but free now and if you ignore small resolution it works as a charm (on Win at least) - Ohmicide
https://ohmsweet.ohmforce.com/pages/ohm ... inity-demo
It has three bands max and for each you can set an own feedback. If the feedback is regarded good, compared to HW, I can not say, but at least, since you have three of them, you can achieve interesting results.
https://ohmsweet.ohmforce.com/pages/ohm ... inity-demo
It has three bands max and for each you can set an own feedback. If the feedback is regarded good, compared to HW, I can not say, but at least, since you have three of them, you can achieve interesting results.
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- KVRer
- 1 posts since 12 Jan, 2023
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I landed on this page because I was looking for a gtr feedback plugin, after researching I realized I already had rift-feedback-lite It's $15 though, but it REALLY WORKS. amazing. You can even set the notes thats supposed to resonate, ex. you play a C chord and bring a G feedback harmonic, that will sound pretty much like what happens naturally in the natural world.
Having said that, a solution that I haven't tried yet would be to setup a send channel with an amp plugin and an EQ just before. The EQ would chose the freq you want to bring out. Using automation u can : send your gtr to feedback channel gradually, emulating the build-up of feedback, gradually bring out different frequencies in your EQ, like fundamental + octave first then 5th, then 3rd...
A bit complicated setup, but would probably beat any Feedback emulation plugins
