d-drumming TECHNIK-NEWS:
Wie versprochen habe ich mich mit dem OTTO Comp von Audio Damage beschäftigt.
Habe das Plugin mit Cakewalk Sonar gecheckt.
OTTO muss als Send eingebunden werden. Die verschiedenen Presets klingen vom Start weg schon recht amtlich & kann manuell angepasst werden.
Für ein kostenloses Plugin sind die Features sowie Einstellmöglichkeiten echt erstaunlich.
Testet es unbedingt mal an.
#otto #audiodamage #Kompressor #compression #plugin #daw #preset #free #sound
Tip from a friend: Open Riff Box
Free, open-source, lightweight guitar effects processor for Windows.
Plug in your guitar, choose your effects, and play. No installation, no account, no subscription.
Our beloved Nave Plugin is now available for just 💥69 €💥
https://waldorfmusic.com/produkt/waldorf-nave-soft-version/
#synthesizer #electronicmusic #musicinstrument #nave #naveplugin #waldorfnave #plugin #software #softsynth #waldorfmusic
Zum 12. Geburtstag verschenken W.A. Production für begrenzte Zeit die Free Anniversary Collection Vol. 12 mit Plug-ins und Sounds im Wert von mehr als 250 Euro.
W.A. Production feiern ihr 12 jähriges Bestehen und verschenken aus diesem Anlass bis 23. April die Free Anniversary Collection Vol. 12. Das Bundle im Gesamtwert von 257,42 Euro beinhaltet Plug-ins, Construction Kits, Samples, Loops, MIDI-Grooves und Presets, die sich für elektronische Genres wie Dubstep, EDM, Trap, Pop, Drum & Bass und Techno eignen.
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https://soundchills.de/wa-production-free-anniversary-collection-12/Accentize has done it again: I find that dxSplit is currently the best reverb remover on the #audio #plugin market based on my comprehensive tests, closely followed by Acon Media's De-verberate 3, Clarity VX deReverb, Supertone's Clear and Izotope's latest RX Dialog Isolate. Nothing can get rid of early reflections as well as dxSplit based on my materials (both analog and digital), including Accentize's DeRoom Pro.
These tests were solely performed on speeches of varying quality, with and without reverb, added artificial reverb, analog and digital noise, having backgrounds that are usually difficult to deal with, such as a crowd, ocean, wind, crickets, music, electric hums and buzzes, etc.
dxSplit's extended algorithm (available on Macs only) performs better than the quite pricy, but incredibly good Cedar Audio products (DNS One, VoicEX2), however reducing analog noise is where it could be further improved.
Look at this thing I've made!
https://github.com/JoaoNasMonteiro/bitmath
It is actually a transpiler from the weird c-like syntax for bitllevel operations that exists in my brain to code that the LuaJIT interpreter actually understands and can evaluate, displayed in a well-aligned manner right inside the text editor.