Hello, I love this plugin for removing drum transients from phrase samples. Ironically, its supposed to be used to extract the drum sounds and remove the harmonic sounds which I never ever use (it sounds pretty bad). But if you use the other side of the knob to remove drum sounds and retain the harmonic sounds, it does a pretty good job, great for sampling purposes at least.
The plug-in will not function unless you have a very high latency set, anything even remotely low will result in an obscene amount of clicks and pops. And for this reason, I basically only use the plugin to render/bounce a sample with the drums removed, and then work on the processed sample.
Is their another plug-in that does a similar functionality as this one ? Its quite possible this type of processing just requires a lot of "look ahead" and a high latency, and there is no getting around it. But I would love to be able to do this in real-time on my samples, it would make my sampling process MUCH more efficient.
TLDR: I want another plugin that does what "DrumExtract" (https://www.yellownoiseaudio.com/) does but can achieve low latency.
Yellownoiseaudio DrumExtract alternative ?
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- KVRAF
- 10151 posts since 16 Dec, 2002
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 10 posts since 21 Mar, 2023
Checking this out, it seems like a very worthy mention. Its new to me, thank you!
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- KVRer
- Topic Starter
- 10 posts since 21 Mar, 2023
This is pretty great, uses a hefty amount of CPU but can function in real-time at low latencies. I will say though it seems the drum removal process is extremely different in this vs DrumExtract. Drum Extract really seems like an amplitude/dynamics/transient adjustment whereas "remix" feels more like a complex FFT function. Its pretty amazing but it does leave a hint of those noise reduction sounding artifacts on it after I remove the drums, which I don't really hear (or hear as much) with yellownoise's Drum Extract.
Anyways this is still a pretty amazing and useful plug-in and I will likely buy it and keep it in my repertoire. Thanks again