So use your own samples then.wub wrote:wub wrote:What advantage does this have over manipulating an audio clip? At present, the VST only offers stock sounds with crackle/pitch adjustment. If I were to do this using audio clips, it'd require less CPU and I'd be able to use my own samples.
Hate to agree, but this is a nice bit of kit.wub wrote:
Tweakbench Field is a good alternative to this until it gets developed to import your own samples...comes with a nicer GUI (IMO) and built in EQ;
wub wrote:
Tweakbench Field is a good alternative to this until it gets developed to import your own samples...comes with a nicer GUI (IMO) and built in EQ;
SunkLo wrote: If ragging on the 'shortcut to the top' mentality makes me a hater then shower me in haterade.
dubunked wrote:windows only....
SunkLo wrote: If ragging on the 'shortcut to the top' mentality makes me a hater then shower me in haterade.
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=327805dubunked wrote:hahah well it kinda sucks for us mac users that most freeware is windows only. I was talking about Tweakbench Field btw but the OP's VST seems to be windows only as well.
It says "WINDOWS ONLY!!!"wub wrote:Tweakbench Field
Nah man, I feel ya. That would kinda suck.dubunked wrote:hahah well it kinda sucks for us mac users that most freeware is windows only. I was talking about Tweakbench Field btw but the OP's VST seems to be windows only as well.
SunkLo wrote: If ragging on the 'shortcut to the top' mentality makes me a hater then shower me in haterade.
I feel your pain...dubunked wrote:windows only....
There's others you can use aside from wine (which I thought was only a Linux thing). Plug wire looks like a good one, and of course jbridge.dubunked wrote:it's the price we pay...
@wub - Macs can only use tweakbench products with wineskin? I'm not well versed in VST terminology and wrappers and all that stuff, and it seems like that page is talking about within FL Studio...not sure how that translates to Ableton
If you've got dope samples that are comparable or better and DAW skills, by all means do your thing. Honestly though I built this thing because I thought I'd use it myself, have come to like it and am happy to share... The built in EQ on that FIELD is a good look though. I was thinking about putting something like that in... Banded EQ seems like a pretty good model too. Intuitive. I was previously leaning towards either a configurable hipass and lopass or a just a few where you would select the type (hipass, lopass, notch... some others maybe), but on second thought banded may be better for the ease of use.wub wrote:What advantage does this have over manipulating an audio clip? At present, the VST only offers stock sounds with crackle/pitch adjustment. If I were to do this using audio clips, it'd require less CPU and I'd be able to use my own samples.
Cheers!JFK wrote:@Op - sounds great to me mate, thanks for sharing!
There are a good deal of options for getting windows only vsts to run on macs - here is one that looks really promising:dubunked wrote:windows only....
Cheers man, thanks for the lookMad EP wrote:Angryrancor -
Just had a minute to try to play with the VST ... but I am going to have to pass. I am Mac only, so I can't really consider giving my stuff to a platform I can't even use.
Best regards...
.M
Word! Definitely will pm you about that shortly, a general "atmosphere" plug is more than likely in the cards in the near future.fragments wrote:@OP: if you have any plans to make this more than a vinyl noise VST, I'd be happy to donate field recordings that you are free to do whatever the hell you want with. Drop me a PM.
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