Endless Series

I was drawn to Endless Series v3.1 because it it can produce different sounds from any other plugs I've tried. That being the ability to modulate Shepard tones. I've used it to create layers for scapes, or as an effect in my chain. Even by itself it makes interesting sound. There are six effect modes. The first two "tone" and "am sine" produce synthesis while the other four are effects to process incoming audio. One of effects is "am input" mode (amplitude/ring modulator) which I've had a lot of fun with, especially on drums. If you download the demo, I highly suggest that you try this. The last three are phaser, flanger, and filter.

One of the nice things about Endless Series is the "midi step" mode. This allows you to step through the cycles each time a note is pressed. One note is reserved to "reset" the cycles (C). This comes in very handy for sequencing, in any of the modes. You can get some great effects this way.

Bottom line - If you're into trying something different, give Endless Series a try. I'll bet you get some interesting results.

Ed

Endless Series 3.1- Review.

As some one interested in experimental music and sound design, Endless Series 3.1 is perfect!
I believe that sheperd tones can be great for sound design and experimental music, as well as producing source material for swelling dance music(Trance and DnB in particular).
Endless can also give drums great feel and effect, especially for breakbeats and theatrical/movie material.
Endless's controls are very accurate and smooth but not to sensitive.


-ScottAC