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After hearing "I wish I could afford those plug-ins" I was inspired to make VST versions of my modular created compressors.

These cover just about all compression needs for musical applications. I have included a Feed-Forward, Feed-Back, & Side-chain compressor to use as you feel necessary. I have also added optional detection circuit Filters, & Drive stage for all the vintage sounding or modern punchy color you could want. (Tip-Use the listen function to setup your detection Key). Have fun.

More info:

Feed Back compressors take some of their control voltage from the output, which is often interpreted as more musical-sounding. However a bit of practice is required.

Feed Forward designs take the control voltage directly from the input, and are generally more suited for fast attack work. However a bit of practice is required as threshold, attack, and release affect the sound differently depending on the feed structure.

Key Features.
- The choice between both Feed-Forward or Feed-Back designs
- Detection Filters & Drive
- Key listen
- Side-Chain
- Channel Link/Unlink
- Musical

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Last edited by vieris on Sat May 03, 2008 2:04 am, edited 5 times in total.
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Updated : Minor gui change..
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YOU did that ?
You can't always get what you waaaant...

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thanks, vieris!
these will see some abuse this evening! :hihi:

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stanlea wrote:YOU did that ?
With some email help from the unicorn ringmaster in the enchanted playland. :)
"Any experiment of interest in life will be carried out at your own expense." http://rhythminmind.net - http://signaltonoize.com

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I forgot to say : thanks, useful.
You can't always get what you waaaant...

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New compressors!!! :-o

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Thanks, vieris! What were the original modular versions made in?

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bduffy wrote:New compressors!!! :-o

Thanks, vieris! What were the original modular versions made in?
I had a friend drooling over some of my Bidule & Tassman designs.
"Any experiment of interest in life will be carried out at your own expense." http://rhythminmind.net - http://signaltonoize.com

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vieris wrote:
bduffy wrote:New compressors!!! :-o

Thanks, vieris! What were the original modular versions made in?
I had a friend drooling over some of my Bidule & Tassman designs.
Cool. I'm checking them out now: very snappy attack! I love the amount of control. Questions:

1) Is "delay" similar to "release"?

2) If the normal versions have alredy have detector filters, what's the sidechain version for? You have to set up the sidechaining in your host, I take it?

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Nice compressors but could you please change the topic to "Donation ware" instead of mentioning "free", which your plugins are not. You have a pop-up nag screen. Hardly free then..

Anyhow, I like how these sound. Good call on the drive parameter for the sidechain. This is something I do all the time with Pro-C and other compressors with a custom sidechain, I always insert a distortion plugin there to smooth the peaks.

Cheers!
bManic
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bduffy wrote:
vieris wrote:
bduffy wrote:New compressors!!! :-o

Thanks, vieris! What were the original modular versions made in?
I had a friend drooling over some of my Bidule & Tassman designs.
Cool. I'm checking them out now: very snappy attack! I love the amount of control. Questions:

1) Is "delay" similar to "release"?

2) If the normal versions have alredy have detector filters, what's the sidechain version for? You have to set up the sidechaining in your host, I take it?
Yes delay = Release.

The sidechain version has a 3rd input to route another audio source to trigger the compressor. You have to have a host that allows this..

& yes they can be very punchy for sure. Being the drummer I am it's something i like/need. The Feed forward is best for this. Think DBX.
& for the Feed-Back think Neve.
Last edited by vieris on Wed Apr 30, 2008 9:04 pm, edited 1 time in total.
"Any experiment of interest in life will be carried out at your own expense." http://rhythminmind.net - http://signaltonoize.com

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bmanic wrote:Nice compressors but could you please change the topic to "Donation ware" instead of mentioning "free", which your plugins are not. You have a pop-up nag screen. Hardly free then..

Anyhow, I like how these sound. Good call on the drive parameter for the sidechain. This is something I do all the time with Pro-C and other compressors with a custom sidechain, I always insert a distortion plugin there to smooth the peaks.

Cheers!
bManic
Noted.
They are fully functional none limited "free" plugins. Point taken tho..
Yeah i love driving and filtering out the detection input can get some great colors.
"Any experiment of interest in life will be carried out at your own expense." http://rhythminmind.net - http://signaltonoize.com

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vieris wrote:
bduffy wrote:
vieris wrote:
bduffy wrote:New compressors!!! :-o

Thanks, vieris! What were the original modular versions made in?
I had a friend drooling over some of my Bidule & Tassman designs.
Cool. I'm checking them out now: very snappy attack! I love the amount of control. Questions:

1) Is "delay" similar to "release"?

2) If the normal versions have alredy have detector filters, what's the sidechain version for? You have to set up the sidechaining in your host, I take it?
Yes delay = Release.

The sidechain version has a 3rd input to route another audio source to trigger the compressor. Your have to have a host that allows this..

& yes they can be very punchy for sure. Being the drummer I am it's something i like/need. The Feed forward is best for this. Think DBX.
& for the Feed-Back think Neve.
Yeah, I'm hearing a snappy-ass punch to these for sure! It's putting a dynamic on the drums that I recognize from many commercial recordings, so I guess I am thinking BDX! I can see why your friend was drooling: love these compressors. I was able to put them on everything in my drum bus, and it sounded great. Good job, my man! :tu:

Request: Is there a way to enter finer values, like shift+drag?

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Ctrl+Drag to fine tune.. I'll work on a manual soon.
"Any experiment of interest in life will be carried out at your own expense." http://rhythminmind.net - http://signaltonoize.com

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Cool, thanks! These rock. :D

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