New things from Unfiltered Audio

[Mushy Mushy]

Is there a Zip installer file without using the manager? Bought it last week and haven't installed it as a result.

I'm not completely anti managers but given the option I'd prefer not.

[DJErmac]

We're almost at the finish line. Here's the first real teaser:

Insta buy !

[thecontrolcentre]

Cant wait

[c_voltage]

Yes , very interesting will to try demo )

[Harry_HH]

Yes, but according to that preset demo, what was missing, is the "time machine" function - if one could slow down the stream, even to stop it, and then axelerate the speed again, the tape stop effect would make it even more interesting.

[audiodistortion]

Just what I'm looking for, hurry up with it

[sinkmusic]

The GUI looks very good !

[c_voltage]

Yes, but according to that preset demo, what was missing, is the "time machine" function - if one could slow down the stream, even to stop it, and then axelerate the speed again, the tape stop effect would make it even more interesting.

Would be interesting to hear some more reverb\atmospheric complex\drastic signs, or some spectral\granular freezes (if is this thing capable of this?), while in teaser demonstrated interesting things as well, but mainly all with more subtle or so to speak "coloration" results.

[foosnark]

Looking forward to trying the demo.

[lalo]

[thelizard]

Yes, but according to that preset demo, what was missing, is the "time machine" function - if one could slow down the stream, even to stop it, and then axelerate the speed again, the tape stop effect would make it even more interesting.

Would be interesting to hear some more reverb\atmospheric complex\drastic signs, or some spectral\granular freezes (if is this thing capable of this?), while in teaser demonstrated interesting things as well, but mainly all with more subtle or so to speak "coloration" results.

Definitely capable. There are four reverb modules: Deep Reverb (long, rich, synth-friendly verb), Renoun Reverb (a direct port of our first Rack Extension... more modulation-friendly and experimental), Lo-Fi Reverb (a collection of 10 different Schroeder reverb algorithms), and Sandman Diffuse (the Diffuse knob from Sandman Pro). There's a fully featured Granulator module that a lot of people are going to love.

Ivo's presets are mostly focused on transient, rhythmic material, so he primarily made use of delays and modulation effects.

[c_voltage]

Yes, but according to that preset demo, what was missing, is the "time machine" function - if one could slow down the stream, even to stop it, and then axelerate the speed again, the tape stop effect would make it even more interesting.

Would be interesting to hear some more reverb\atmospheric complex\drastic signs, or some spectral\granular freezes (if is this thing capable of this?), while in teaser demonstrated interesting things as well, but mainly all with more subtle or so to speak "coloration" results.

Definitely capable. There are four reverb modules: Deep Reverb (long, rich, synth-friendly verb), Renoun Reverb (a direct port of our first Rack Extension... more modulation-friendly and experimental), Lo-Fi Reverb (a collection of 10 different Schroeder reverb algorithms), and Sandman Diffuse (the Diffuse knob from Sandman Pro). There's a fully featured Granulator module that a lot of people are going to love.

Ivo's presets are mostly focused on transient, rhythmic material, so he primarily made use of delays and modulation effects.

Thanks thelizard ! Very good.

[Harry_HH]

Yes, but according to that preset demo, what was missing, is the "time machine" function - if one could slow down the stream, even to stop it, and then axelerate the speed again, the tape stop effect would make it even more interesting.

Would be interesting to hear some more reverb\atmospheric complex\drastic signs, or some spectral\granular freezes (if is this thing capable of this?), while in teaser demonstrated interesting things as well, but mainly all with more subtle or so to speak "coloration" results.

Definitely capable. There are four reverb modules: Deep Reverb (long, rich, synth-friendly verb), Renoun Reverb (a direct port of our first Rack Extension... more modulation-friendly and experimental), Lo-Fi Reverb (a collection of 10 different Schroeder reverb algorithms), and Sandman Diffuse (the Diffuse knob from Sandman Pro). There's a fully featured Granulator module that a lot of people are going to love.

Ivo's presets are mostly focused on transient, rhythmic material, so he primarily made use of delays and modulation effects.

I'm not that keen on reverb etc, I believe tha c_voltage comment was more or less just f_cking to me. I. e., IF you refer to me, I'd like to hear in that comment reply to my question, not to somebody else.

[thelizard]

To reply to your question, the Granulator module has a speed control, so you can slow down and speed up incoming audio. You can reverse it as well.

[Harry_HH]

To reply to your question, the Granulator module has a speed control, so you can slow down and speed up incoming audio. You can reverse it as well.

In that case, why is that feature - if you really mean by that the same as I do - is not presented once in your over 5 minutes long demo video?

I'd like to see (hear) that.