+3CANE CREEK wrote:+2nj wrote:+1Pawel wrote:AU for Mac, AU for Mac!!!!!
Waiting for AU ( and maybe a group buy) to buy it!
Sylenth1 version 2.01 update
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- KVRAF
- 2813 posts since 14 Feb, 2001 from What do you care? :)
+4. Nice update, thank you!!!
Also... I would say please leave the detuning as it is. It sounds good to my ears. For whatever that might be worth, ha ha!
But seriously. +1 to what Arksun said...
And if Synth1 already does what you want it to and in the way in which you want it done, then why not just use Synth1 for that particular kind of sound? And use Sylenth1 for the others. But again, maybe that's just me being strange.
Also... I would say please leave the detuning as it is. It sounds good to my ears. For whatever that might be worth, ha ha!
But seriously. +1 to what Arksun said...
And if Synth1 already does what you want it to and in the way in which you want it done, then why not just use Synth1 for that particular kind of sound? And use Sylenth1 for the others. But again, maybe that's just me being strange.
Available on iTunes, Amazon, etc.
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- KVRist
- 75 posts since 5 Oct, 2005
+5!!! Would love to try it with my Logic 8...will it come?CWoodOne wrote:+3CANE CREEK wrote:+2nj wrote:+1Pawel wrote:AU for Mac, AU for Mac!!!!!
Waiting for AU ( and maybe a group buy) to buy it!
+4
If yes: when will it come?
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- KVRAF
- 2175 posts since 10 Mar, 2006
- 5wildcafe wrote:+5!!!CWoodOne wrote:+3CANE CREEK wrote:+2nj wrote:+1Pawel wrote:AU for Mac, AU for Mac!!!!!
Waiting for AU ( and maybe a group buy) to buy it!
+4
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- KVRist
- 239 posts since 5 Apr, 2004 from Ireland
Nobody except Logic users. And Digital Performer users.
A case of "F*ck you, I'm all right, Jack"?
Kind regards.
A case of "F*ck you, I'm all right, Jack"?
Kind regards.
Dave Bourke
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- KVRian
- 1238 posts since 29 Sep, 2004
Hi Lennard,
I dont know if this is supposed to be like that but why is there a bug in the oscs? On some notes the full spectrum can be heared while on others the high frequencies are cut off so it doesnt sound as bright. Here is an image of a saw: (the green is the E4 note and the purple is F4)
I dont know if this is supposed to be like that but why is there a bug in the oscs? On some notes the full spectrum can be heared while on others the high frequencies are cut off so it doesnt sound as bright. Here is an image of a saw: (the green is the E4 note and the purple is F4)
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1330 posts since 25 Sep, 2006
That's not a bug, it's a featureadamtrance wrote:I dont know if this is supposed to be like that but why is there a bug in the oscs? On some notes the full spectrum can be heared while on others the high frequencies are cut off so it doesnt sound as bright. Here is an image of a saw: (the green is the E4 note and the purple is F4)
If the spectrum would not be cut off it would exceed the Nyquist frequency thus causing aliasing noise. On some notes the cutoff is a bit lower than on others because of performance issues, but it's all highly tweaked and tested to give the best quality/performance ratio. Even at the lowest cutoff the difference can not be heard.But if it's really bothering you, just use a higher samplerate. The Nyquist frequency and thus the cutoff will be higher then and will easily exceed all human hearing capabilities. Although I don't think anyone can really hear the difference at 44.1kHz already.
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- KVRian
- 1238 posts since 29 Sep, 2004
Thanks for the detailed anwser
I didnt know that this was so scientific.
Also before I forget, would it be possible in a future update to be able to link the lfos to the ocs fine? What I wanted to make is use three ocsc, have one normal, and the two others pitch being modulated by LFO at different speeds. But since there is only Pitch A and Pitch B which is available at the moment, I cannot do what I had in mind. If we could have the pitch of each ocs that would be great!
I didnt know that this was so scientific.
Also before I forget, would it be possible in a future update to be able to link the lfos to the ocs fine? What I wanted to make is use three ocsc, have one normal, and the two others pitch being modulated by LFO at different speeds. But since there is only Pitch A and Pitch B which is available at the moment, I cannot do what I had in mind. If we could have the pitch of each ocs that would be great!
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- Banned
- 45 posts since 10 Sep, 2008
Most Mac users are using Logic which justifies the high demand for Audio Units. Lennard, how is everything coming along with it? Hopefully not toooo much longer.Dave Bourke wrote:Nobody except Logic users. And Digital Performer users.
A case of "F*ck you, I'm all right, Jack"?
Kind regards.
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- KVRer
- 5 posts since 21 Jan, 2008
Hi!
I also agree with arksun. Sylenth1 have its own sound and for me its a one of the best softsynth ever made.
bwwd
Just check this emulation of jp8000 pad:
http://www.speedyshare.com/539235426.html
I also agree with arksun. Sylenth1 have its own sound and for me its a one of the best softsynth ever made.
bwwd
Just check this emulation of jp8000 pad:
http://www.speedyshare.com/539235426.html
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- Banned
- 45 posts since 10 Sep, 2008
+1Ferik wrote:Hi!
I also agree with arksun. Sylenth1 have its own sound and for me its a one of the best softsynth ever made.
bwwd
Just check this emulation of jp8000 pad:
http://www.speedyshare.com/539235426.html
Nice preset Ferik, I like it.
Lennard, how is everything coming a long with the Audio Unit? Is there an estimated release date?
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- KVRAF
- 2685 posts since 14 Jul, 2005 from Australia
I have noticed this too, the oscs are not 100% perfectly aliased it seems. Tried the same test with Thor and it was always equally bright and smooth, the FFT analyser also confirmed my suspicions.adamtrance wrote:Hi Lennard,
I dont know if this is supposed to be like that but why is there a bug in the oscs? On some notes the full spectrum can be heared while on others the high frequencies are cut off so it doesnt sound as bright. Here is an image of a saw: (the green is the E4 note and the purple is F4)
I wonder what's going on there...
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 1330 posts since 25 Sep, 2006
I'm sorry but your post doesn't make sense for several reasons:soundpalace wrote:I have noticed this too, the oscs are not 100% perfectly aliased it seems. Tried the same test with Thor and it was always equally bright and smooth, the FFT analyser also confirmed my suspicions.
I wonder what's going on there...
1. I've already explained the effect shown in the picture just a few posts above. The effect is there on purpose to make the osc sound BETTER, not worse.
2. You say that the osc is not 100% perfectly aliased, but what you'd really want is an osc that is 100% FREE of aliasing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aliasing
3. If you meant to say that the osc is not 100% free of aliasing, that's not true either. The sound WOULD contain aliasing noise if it was NOT cut off like in the picture. If it would try to generate frequencies higher than the Nyquist frequency (half the sampling rate), these frequencies would fold back into the spectrum and cause audible aliasing noise through the signal. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist_frequency
4. The effect scales with the sampling rate you run Sylenth1 on. The highest frequencies are cut off just before half the samplerate to prevent aliasing. So if you are running Sylenth1 on 96 kHz sampling rate for example, that would make the frequencies cut of just before 48 kHz, which is more than 2 times higher than the highest frequency the human ear can possibly hear.
Hope that clears up things.