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Refire
Refire by Outobugi is a Virtual Effect Audio Plugin for Windows. It functions as a VST 3 Plugin.
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1.2.0
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Drum processing chain to make your drums sound punchy.

BANG:

Transient shaper. Size controls the amplitude of the shaper envelope and Level sets the base amplitude where the shaper is added.

HEAT:

Three different types of distortion. TANH, ATAN and SIN. This effect is applied after SUB.

SUB:

Bass oscillator for kick drums. Uses dry input for kick detection. Pitch ranges from C1 to C2. Decay is the release of smoothed detection envelope.

TONE:

High shelf (Air) and tilt filters. Noise is a white noise generator with envelope shaping.

CLIPPER:

Soft/hard clipper.

BOTTOM PANEL:

In and Out gain. Low-pass and high-pass filters. Stereo width and Mix.

Latest User Reviews

Average user rating of 4.67 from 3 reviews
Refire

Reviewed By Tha Knyg [all]
September 7th, 2024
Version reviewed: 1.2.0 on Windows

This plugin is pretty much perfect to me. and works exceptionally well with minimal CPU usage on my CPU and I have a dinosaur of computer! I didn't give it 5 stars for two reasons:

1)There is a bug in this one and the other plugins by Outobugi that have a color adjustment bar where saving presets in Reaper doesn't act right. Color schemes do not save correctly and this affects other instances of the plugin on other tracks...

2) No auto gain correction. If this gets AGC added it over!.

I can honestly say I love these plugs but it would be nice to get some basics colors (blue, red, green, yellow) and less on the pastels but they'll still be replacing some of my paid ones.

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Refire

Reviewed By jpumphandle [all]
February 4th, 2024
Version reviewed: 1.0 on Windows

Super neat drum effect. The names on the individual modulations maybe don't quite match the effect, but this plugin allows for infinite ways to bring your drum track to life. This especially applies to synth based drum sounds. Just a couple of presets included, but because there are such a variety of drum sounds available, it is a simple matter to come up with your own modulations. It is particularly useful in the punch category making any individual sound stand out.

Not useful if you are trying to emulate a real acoustic sound. The artificial overwhelms.

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Refire

Reviewed By Synami [all]
February 4th, 2024
Version reviewed: 1.1.0 on Windows

Refire is a very nice, albeit basic way to enhance digital drums and percussive sounds. Each of the five modules are useful if you just want to quickly dial in some basic settings, such as transient shaping, saturation, additional presence and clipping. My only minor gripe is the pitch knob for the sub module going from 0 to 12 in 0.1 intervals, rather than KNOCK's more familiar keys and accurate fine tune. It'd be a nice option to change that, albeit I'm not a developer so I don't know how hard that'd be to implement.

EDIT (12th July 2024): The sub module now has both editable frequency and key values, so the only problem I had was fixed.

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Comments & Discussion for Outobugi Refire

Discussion
Discussion: Active
sheepstuph
sheepstuph
3 February 2024 at 7:55pm

When I download the plugin, I just get a file called "download" with no extension. Any idea why?

outobugi
outobugi
4 February 2024 at 12:27am

Most likely a browser issue. Sounds like the download never gets finished and is stuck in a temporary state.

sheepstuph
sheepstuph
4 February 2024 at 1:44am

Okay, I'll try Chrome. Edge is the browser I've been having the trouble with.

phankiejankie303
phankiejankie303
6 February 2024 at 4:26pm

Pretty handy tool to spice up the drums and bring some life into them but I am getting weird distortion like noises when enabling either x2 or x4 oversampling in Cantabile. I have to admit though that I haven't tried Refire in any other DAW yet. Is this kinda a known isssue of the plugin or maybe it's just the version of Cantabile that I am using that's the culprit?

Eldin94
Eldin94
24 February 2024 at 2:27pm

Where to copy and paste this file ? Because I can't find it when I try to manage more plugins in FL studio .. I copied into my VST3 plugin folder into my generators into everything and still nothing..

Eva Redwood
Eva Redwood
18 July 2024 at 10:29am

I feel like the Size and Level control is doing opposite things of what they're supposed to do.

THIS POST HAS BEEN REMOVED

_Freeman_
_Freeman_
27 July 2024 at 11:28pm

Refire for sure is a gem, but unfortunately v1.10 crashes Studio One when I try to load a busier song with multiple Refires in it. Song loads fine, as soon as I pull Refire out of the VST3 folder. Also Studio One points to Refire in its crash reports. Might have some trouble living together with other plugins in a project, because in my tests it does not seem to happen with projects that have exclusively Refires in them.

_Freeman_
_Freeman_
30 July 2024 at 12:57pm

Update:
You can not have UAD Plugins in the same Song with Refire without crashing Studio One when trying to open the song.

Repro:

- Create new song.

- insert Refire into an audio track.

- insert a UAD Plugin (not UADx!) into same audio track.

- save song, close song.

- open song.

==> Studio One crashes, (creating hundreds of message popups and crashdumps in one go until program shuts down).

Win10 x64 // Studio One Pro 6.6.2.

_Freeman_
_Freeman_
19 August 2024 at 1:47pm

fixed in v1.20.

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