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

[audiothing]

One Thing which would be a really useful feature (in the future) would be more control over the #envelope, like Attack, Release maybe Intensity.

That would be a nice addition for sure, I'll think about how to implement it.

[audiothing]

I am really glad to see this partnership. I really enjoy Hainbach's content and I appreciate his ears. I don't have a room big enough for a wall of signal generators and HP pulse code devices. This will do nicely. Great work. This thing sounds alive.

He's the reason why I sold my eurorack modular synth and started collecting test equipment stuff!



As soon as I watched the video about the wire recorder I knew it had to be modeled as a plugin!

[audiothing]

I don't think Hainbach made this though, as in the code was written by AudioThing? I think Hainbach provided the original device that was modelled.

Yes, I did the code, he provided the device, and also did all the measurements, comparisons, fine-tuning, etc...
It was a great collab as we share the same passion for all these rare vintage devices.
We are already talking about new projects, we'll see how it goes

[deastman]

This was an instant buy for me. Really excellent execution!

[_leras]

Everything Hainbach is buy on sight

Why?

Please can you flesh out that sentiment, so others may better understand?

[SteveWZ]

A brief comparison between Wavesfactory Echo Cat VS AudioThing Wires VS Valhalla Delay.
All 3 are nicely different, each one has its strengths.

[Lotuz2019]

A comparison betweens cousins Wires and Reels would make more sense to me.

[uraniumbilly]

Thanks for maintaining the intro price through the end of the year!

[foosnark]

Everything Hainbach is buy on sight

Why?

Please can you flesh out that sentiment, so others may better understand?

Hainbach has interesting taste, and gravitates toward things that are a bit different and beautifully quirky. Chances are, anything where he works with a solid plugin developer is going to be worth checking out.

SonicLab Fundamental was the other plugin he was involved with -- an emulation of a tube-based test signal oscillator, with some lovely distortion, expanded to an additive stereo 8-oscillator drone monster. (It also got tweaked to work especially well with the Sensel Morph Buchla Thunder overlay, for those interested in that.)

[aallvor]

Everything Hainbach is buy on sight

Why?

Please can you flesh out that sentiment, so others may better understand?

Hainbach has interesting taste, and gravitates toward things that are a bit different and beautifully quirky. Chances are, anything where he works with a solid plugin developer is going to be worth checking out.

SonicLab Fundamental was the other plugin he was involved with -- an emulation of a tube-based test signal oscillator, with some lovely distortion, expanded to an additive stereo 8-oscillator drone monster. (It also got tweaked to work especially well with the Sensel Morph Buchla Thunder overlay, for those interested in that.)

I was going to say something along those lines, but you worded it better foosnark

[pough]

Sounds great. Bought it.

I wonder which UI library they're using. Like a few other plugins I've used it ignores the fact that I'm using my mouse left-handed. I have to switch buttons to be able to use it.

[audiothing]

A comparison betweens cousins Wires and Reels would make more sense to me.

Good idea, I'll see what I can do.

[audiothing]

Sounds great. Bought it.

I wonder which UI library they're using. Like a few other plugins I've used it ignores the fact that I'm using my mouse left-handed. I have to switch buttons to be able to use it.

We are using JUCE and this is a known issue but only on Windows (macOS is fine). However, we have implemented a workaround, if you click on the options menu ☰ you can select Swap Mouse Buttons.

[teilo]

FYI: The Reels cross-discount also works the other way. If you buy Wires, you can get Reels for $29.

[teilo]

This thing is awesome!