Hainbachs Soviet Wire Recorder Plugin | AudioThing WIRES VST/AU/AAX

[Lotuz2019]

Nice Wurli!

I've been lusting for a modeled Wurli for while.

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I don't know any other modeled attempts I could be tinkered for.

You might like these:

https://sampleson.com/Reed200-Electric-Piano-vst.html

https://sampleson.com/reed106.html

[Krakatau]

double post

[Krakatau]

very unique delay unit that this emulation undoubtedly

I assume there have been an maximum care of getting it accurately modeled,...so It's me but there is one suggestion I'd like to share about some of the degradation parameters (drops and clicks mainly)
I'd love to have more room at slight effects that currently becomes rapidly unusable, even before pushed at middle level ...this is in relation to the musicality of the effect

I must admit though, if I remember correctly in the early release the clicks were continuous when increased, now they they seem to be treated through a loudness envelope, that was a very clever addition

it makes, indeed, a lot to increase it musicality, fine tuning (so to say) would be appreciate for these two parameters, all in all the much of the settings are too extreme for musical purposes

not that they should disappear, only they take too much rooms in the tuning of some parameters

me thinks...

[audiothing]

We've just updated Wires to version 1.2.3!

Changelog:

• Added: AAX Silicon Support
• Added: macOS 14 Sonoma support
• Improved: Graphic memory usage
• Fixed: Compatibility with Windows 7
• Fixed: Latency compensation filtering Dry signal when Oversampled

You can download the update from your user area.

[thecontrolcentre]

[runagate]

[*] Fixed: Latency compensation filtering Dry signal when Oversampled[/list]

You can download the update from your user area.

Ohh, thank you! I love Wires

In thanks, I will tell you that, strangely, I got to use a 1890's wire recorder once and certainly Wires sounds like it (not that it'd matter, since it's awesome-sounding and almost no one has ever heard one).

The reason I got to use it is I went into a radio museum and saw a Neuman U87 just sitting there and I immediately went and told the folks "you have to tie that thing down, you cannot image how much that is worth to a thief". In a room that no one was in most days, completely unwatched. Being quite pleased with this they let me play with their weird ancient technologies. The first 2" screen TV. If I could have chosen one to keep I'd have chosen that weird little wire recorder over a mic any day. And thanks to you I do have that sound.

[tonycore]

deleted...wrong plugin!

[audiothing]

Ohh, thank you! I love Wires

In thanks, I will tell you that, strangely, I got to use a 1890's wire recorder once and certainly Wires sounds like it (not that it'd matter, since it's awesome-sounding and almost no one has ever heard one).

The reason I got to use it is I went into a radio museum and saw a Neuman U87 just sitting there and I immediately went and told the folks "you have to tie that thing down, you cannot image how much that is worth to a thief". In a room that no one was in most days, completely unwatched. Being quite pleased with this they let me play with their weird ancient technologies. The first 2" screen TV. If I could have chosen one to keep I'd have chosen that weird little wire recorder over a mic any day. And thanks to you I do have that sound.

Oh wow, thanks for sharing. Besides Hainbach's, I only found another wire recorder. It's in a garden center here in Dublin, used as decoration among the plants! Very strange.
Anyway, the real problem with all vintage equipment is the maintenance required to keep them alive...

[ghettosynth]

Yeah, that's cool. Reminds me of platter.

https://www.rhythmicrobot.com/product/platter