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KVR Audio Pro Audio Forum - VST, AU, AAX Plugin and Audio Software Discussion Skip to content KVR Forum index Effects Moderator: KVR Moderators (Main)RELATEDPRODUCTS Products related to this topic can be added here MogwaiBoy MogwaiBoy KVRAF Topic Starter 4718 posts since 26 Nov, 2015 from Way Downunder Contact: Setting up my new PC and thinking if there's a better way to browse 100gb of samplepacks. I'm looking at:ADSR - Sample ManagerThe frontrunner. It's free. Good basic features like categorising, tagging, BPM and tuning detection, simple sample editing and realtime previewing in the DAW. A little buggy but gets constant updates. I've used it before and probably will go with this if there isn't something much better. No fancy 'heatmap' type interface, such as....Algonaut - AtlasNot too expensive. Looks like a more creative way to browse and match up samples. Not sure I'd use the in-built sequencer over my DAW, but seems pretty comprehensive like a decent NI Battery alternative as well.XLN - XOQuite pricey - probably missed a good BF sale but I guess I can wait for another. The interface looks like a step up from Atlas. Has a standalone version too which might be handy. Thoughts?Most importantly, is there anything else I should be considering? stoopicus stoopicus KVRian 853 posts since 7 Oct, 2023 from Tokyo I have always loved the idea behind XO but never use samples enough to justify it. Halma Halma KVRian 1123 posts since 9 Apr, 2012 Sample manager or „One-Shot-Drumsample“ manager?If you need something that works for mostly everything and not only drum stuff than check out Sononym. Only stand alone version btw. so no VST etc. check out their blog with the release notes. This will give you a good impression of sononyms features. iirc they have a road map somewhere.

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We're excited to share that Bitwig Studio won the KVR Readers' Choice Awards for Favorite Audio Software 2022. Thanks to the KVR community for this award!This year Bitwig released three updates to Bitwig Studio — 4.2 (We Do FX), 4.3 (Space & Tone) and 4.4 (Spectral Suite) — and we're grateful for the feedback and ongoing support from our community. We can't wait to share what we have in store for 2023.November 8, 2022Tags:On Bitwig StudioShare this on:Explore More On Bitwig Studio Meet 3 Hardware-Inspired Musical EQs Three new musical EQs have come to Bitwig. Sculpt, Focus, and Tilt are inspired by beloved hardware EQ designs, offering classic interfaces and sound along with some handy modern extras. On Bitwig Studio 10 Years of Bitwig Studio See the evolution of Bitwig Studio through a decade of milestones. Learn Bitwig Studio Watch These Videos To Learn About Bitwig Connect 4/12 Watch our Getting Started and feature walkthrough videos, hosted by Lightbath, to understand why Bitwig Connect 4/12 is more than an audio interface.

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KVR Audio Pro Audio Forum - VST, AU, AAX Plugin and Audio Software Discussion Skip to content KVR Forum index Effects Moderator: KVR Moderators (Main)RELATEDPRODUCTS Products related to this topic can be added here ere2learn ere2learn KVRAF 1866 posts since 3 May, 2014 Just upload it to clyp.it,no login required Aloysius Aloysius KVRAF 41413 posts since 11 Aug, 2008 from clown world ghettosynth wrote:zenophilix wrote:Is there seriously an easter egg? i haven't been able to download it yet. :/Here's how you access the easter egg, yes, you can thank me now. Anyone who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities. Teksonik Teksonik KVRAF 18946 posts since 16 Sep, 2001 from Las Vegas,USA Contact: ere2learn wrote:Just upload it to clyp.it,no login requiredThanks, let's try that. I've never had trouble with files not playing before........ I can't seem to get the same from Mini-V......might be user error but the Envelope controls are pretty straightforward. The example above is just a single note held........ None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe SoundGoddess SoundGoddess KVRian 532 posts since 18 Sep, 2013 from Mesa, AZ Contact: Teksonik wrote:If it's a plugin it will no doubt require the installation of their Arturia Software Center. If the freebie is a plugin it will depend on what it is whether or not I install the ASC on my studio computer. Some interesting comments on their FB page. One guys says "I think it will be software". Nope they are shipping each one of us a free MiniBrute....... Honestly, I have no complaints with Arturia Software Center. It's not much different than NI, Adobe, or EWQL stuff. eLicenser was a huge pain in the ass and I didn't feel comfortable purchasing V-Collection back when they were using it, but once everything got switched over it worked nicely and I upgraded to it. Never had any problems with ASC. ~ good luck ~~ re~member to do good in a spirit of love, unity, compassion, and kindness ~ SoundGoddess SoundGoddess KVRian 532 posts since 18 Sep, 2013 from Mesa, AZ Contact: fmr wrote:Numanoid wrote:fmr wrote:Kidding apart, no, it will not be that Well, it should be good news if you are using Logic. You will get Arturia Collection v6 free Come on... V5 was "almost" for free, for users of V4. Anyway, what would you guys really LIKE it would be? Seriously (no Matrix Brute and other nonsensic wishes that you KNOW couldn't possibly ever be real).LOL since when is $200 "almost free"? I gave them $100 to get the V5 versions of the V4 plugins, but haven't yet given them another $100 to unlock the new ones. ~ good luck ~~ re~member to do good in a spirit of love, unity, compassion, and kindness ~ zenophilix zenophilix KVRian 782 posts since 21 Apr, 2016 (This thing is really goddamn cool. ) Nobody, Ever wrote:I have enough plugins. Scotty Scotty KVRAF 3137 posts since 23 Dec, 2002 Contact:. Join KVR Audio. Create an Account . KVR Audio is a global online community focused entirely on music and audio software technologies. KVR's mission is to stimulate and cultivate the music KVR Audio. Pro Audio Forum - VST, AU, AAX Plugin and Audio Software Discussion. KVR Extended FAQ Rules; RSS Feed of this forum; KVR Forum index.

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KVR Audio Pro Audio Forum - VST, AU, AAX Plugin and Audio Software Discussion Skip to content KVR Forum index Instruments Moderator: KVR Moderators (Main) hey212 hey212 KVRist 259 posts since 22 May, 2023 I definitely prefer the sound of the Xils to the Softube. It sounds simultaneously smoother and more alive to me, which are qualities I've noticed with Xils synths in general. They seem pretty proud of their zero delay filters, which they say don't alias so they don't need to oversample. I'm not 100% certain but I believe Softube does oversample, so among other things, the absence of Xils oversampling, and the quality of the filters themselves, probably have something to do with why I think it sounds better. I also think the features Xils added like the effects, third layer, and XY mixer, are extremely well thought out and give it much more range than the Softube. masterhiggins masterhiggins KVRAF 3290 posts since 31 Dec, 2004 from People's Republic of Minnesota XIls does have great-sounding synths and plugins. RAMSES filters sound gorgeous. No brainer when on sale. Darilla Darilla KVRer 11 posts since 11 Jan, 2025 i do like sound that XILS manufactor, it pleases my inner ears. Echoes in the Attic Echoes in the Attic KVRAF 11333 posts since 12 May, 2008 bmanic wrote: ↑Fri Jan 17, 2025 11:30 pmYeah I don't know what it is about the Softube emulations but they really do sound "right" in a strange way and also seem to fit in a mix exceptionally well (and take EQ very well etc).Exactly what is "good" about the sound in the Softube version (only tried the demo, never bought it though) is completely missing in the Arturia version. That "something" that is missing in Arturia's synth is probably what people call the "Arturia plastic fake" sound. I have absolutely no idea what it is or why it bothers me so much, especially in the CS-80 V. It's worse here than in any of the other emulations in my opinion. Maybe they just had a neutered too polite sounding hardware CS-80 that they emulated? Couldn't agree more. Except that I think the Jupiter is the most disappointing one once you get to know it. I have the collection and some of it I really like, especially the digital emulations. And I like some of their analog emulations, even if I don' tfind them

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KVR Audio Pro Audio Forum - VST, AU, AAX Plugin and Audio Software Discussion Skip to content KVR Forum index Valhalla DSP Moderator: valhallasoundRELATEDPRODUCTS Products related to this topic can be added here Caine123 Caine123 KVRAF Topic Starter 9070 posts since 5 Aug, 2009 i got all valhalla products (i think? ) and wanted to nail those reverbsettings, can someone maybe give me some tips how to set up a Reverb (i think vintage reverb would fit great instead of room?) for this?Toms 0:17 mins, Snares at 0:55 mins. be sooo happy , thanks! Last edited by Caine123 on Thu May 22, 2014 12:38 am, edited 1 time in total. DAW FL Studio Audio Interface Focusrite Scarlett 1st Gen 2i2 CPU Intel i7-7700K 4.20 GHz, RAM 32 GB Dual-Channel DDR4 @2400MHz Corsair Vengeance. MB Asus Prime Z270-K, GPU Gainward 1070 GTX GS 8GB NT Be Quiet DP 550W OS Win10 64Bit robertszalapski robertszalapski KVRist 173 posts since 29 May, 2010 from Austin A lot of it depends on how the original snare sounds before the reverb. That sounds pretty plate-like to me. Bright and dense. I didn't take much time ABing but you might get close with the Ambiance setting as well. Caine123 Caine123 KVRAF Topic Starter 9070 posts since 5 Aug, 2009 robertszalapski wrote:A lot of it depends on how the original snare sounds before the reverb. That sounds pretty plate-like to me. Bright and dense. I didn't take much time ABing but you might get close with the Ambiance setting as well.sorry had the wrong video in , corrected now! DAW FL Studio Audio Interface Focusrite Scarlett 1st Gen 2i2 CPU Intel i7-7700K 4.20 GHz, RAM 32 GB Dual-Channel DDR4 @2400MHz Corsair Vengeance. MB Asus Prime Z270-K, GPU Gainward 1070 GTX GS 8GB NT Be Quiet DP 550W

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(Image credit: KVR Audio)We're big fans of KVR Audio here at MusicRadar. Since before this website even existed, they've been busy tirelessly building an online community for music-makers and audio nerds to discover, discuss and explore software, plugins and all things music tech - and to buy it too. As a result, we were excited to see that they'd released an annual end-of-year round-up of the year's best-selling audio software, spotlighting the most frequently purchased products in the KVR Marketplace. They've described it as "an eclectic mix which includes a few surprises", and we'd be inclined to agree, as the list features a few somewhat unexpected best-sellers that we've not come across in any other EOY round-ups. Coming in at the top spot is The Orchestra Essentials from Best Service. While we've previously been wowed by their enchanting Forest Kingdom sample library (which we described as no less than a "meticulously-crafted, leafy kingdom of aural amazement") we haven't had the chance to experiment with their orchestral libraries just yet. Judging by its prime spot on this list, though, The Orchestra Essentials is a worthy purchase for anyone after rich, colourful and realistic orchestral sounds to play in Kontakt. Place number two was taken by the pleasingly retro 80s Spaces, from developers Nomad Factory. This unique processor seeks to capture the nostalgia-laden reverb sounds used by iconic artists of music's golden era: Michael Jackson, Duran Duran, Tears for Fears, David Bowie, Depeche Mode, George Michael and more. We're told that definitively '80s gated reverbs, sweeping tails, chorused verbs and lush, cavernous spaces are all but a click away. When it's not delighting in '80s nostalgia, the music tech world is often preoccupied with the fresh, the new, and the cutting-edge. There's often very little room for anything in-between those two polarities - plugins that may be a few years old, but are still worth their salt. That's why we were pleasantly surprised to see AIR Music's Xpand!2 coming in at number three on KVR's list, a virtual instrument and ROMpler from way back in 2014 that first saw the light as a bundled plugin with the Pro Tools DAW, but has since transformed into an eminently capable musical tool in its own right. We're told it's packed full of a versatile array of highly playable sounds that can be layered to produce multi-timbral tones and evolving soundscapes. Following Xpand!2 in fourth place is the venerable DiscoDSP OB-Xd, a synth we've recently explored in our series of free synth tutorials. This powerful Oberheim emulator is based on the iconic OB-X, and it's one of the most affordable virtual analogue instruments out there, owing to the fact that it's actually offered up for free: DiscoDSP only ask that you part with a modest $49 if you're using the software for commercial purposes.Want all the hottest music and gear news, reviews, deals, features and more, direct to your inbox? Sign up here. Coming in at numero cinco we've got one of the lesser-known tools

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Expansive ambiances. If you're unfamiliar with the different types of delay, it can be worth looking into to make the most of their features and effects. 2. Protoverb Protoverb is an experimental room type reverb plugin that is unique in its methods. Instead of avoiding natural room resonances, it collects as many as possible. This results in realistic reverb sounds and effects that you won't see in other plugins. Experiment away, and you may just strike gold with particular parameter combinations. The developers U-HE call this plugin "researchware" as they actively encourage the user community to send in their favorite (or strangest) sounds. As it's still a prototype at the time of writing, it's free, and it's definitely worth a try. 3. RO–GOLD RO-GOLD is one of the best free plate reverbs available. It emulates the classic EMT 140 plate reverb hardware that was a feature in music in the 50s and 60s, and builds upon the classic model by using a 24k gold plate. This reverb can bring a lush tone and subtle polish to your audio. If you're unsure of the differences between plate reverbs and room reverbs, you may want to brush up on the characteristics of the different types of reverbs. 4. OrilRiver KVR Audio""> Image Credit: KVR Audio The clear and easy-to-use interface of OrilRiver is a feature that makes it great for contexts where you want to quickly apply reverb. It centers upon diverse room reverbs, and its sonic qualities are a principal reason. Join KVR Audio. Create an Account . KVR Audio is a global online community focused entirely on music and audio software technologies. KVR's mission is to stimulate and cultivate the music

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KVR Audio Pro Audio Forum - VST, AU, AAX Plugin and Audio Software Discussion Skip to content KVR Forum index Instruments Moderator: KVR Moderators (Main)RELATEDPRODUCTS Products related to this topic can be added here alexfalcao alexfalcao KVRian Topic Starter 809 posts since 24 May, 2005 Contact: looneytunes looneytunes KVRian 691 posts since 13 May, 2004 from Silicon Valley +1 Nighthawk77 Nighthawk77 KVRist 279 posts since 8 Sep, 2010 from Earth (most of the time) looneytunes wrote:+1 They have some nice "vintage" sounding synths.Surprised they are not more popular... anzoid anzoid KVRist 354 posts since 17 Sep, 2005 I've had the privilege of beta testing T-FM and it's stunning synth. In my opinion it is right up there with Rob Papen's BLUE and LinPlug's Octopus in terms of its sound and FM capabilities. It's possible to make some monster bass sounds with it and the multi stage envelopes give a lot for scope for shaping the sound. If you then throw in the arp and sequencer you've got enough to keep you going for a while.Given that FM synthesis is often considered to be hard work TubeOhm have done a great job of presenting everything on one screen and in a logical fashion - no skipping through pages of settings. And for the price at which it is being offered you can't go wrong. edteneyck edteneyck KVRist 182 posts since 9 Feb, 2010 from USA Contact: T-FM is a great sounding synth! Nighthawk77 Nighthawk77 KVRist 279 posts since 8 Sep, 2010 from Earth (most of the time) anzoid wrote:I've had the privilege of beta testing T-FM and it's stunning synth. In my opinion it is right up there with Rob Papen's BLUE and LinPlug's Octopus in terms of its sound and FM capabilities. It's possible to make some monster bass sounds with it and the multi stage envelopes give a lot for scope for shaping the sound. If you then throw in the arp and sequencer you've got enough to keep you going for a while.Given that FM synthesis is often considered to be hard work TubeOhm have done a great job of presenting everything on one screen and in a logical fashion - no skipping through pages of settings. And for the price at which it is being offered you can't go wrong.YES!Also, "Vintage" and "Bruno"(also TubeOhm synths) are also great.Vintage is a MUST check out synth. V'ger V'ger KVRAF 3922 posts since 15 Dec, 2009 Contact: Very good synth this, a lot for the money. Must be one of the better FM synths out there.I like the all-on-one-page layout, but perhaps a tad small for a HD monitor..

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Pro Audio Forum - VST, AU, AAX Plugin and Audio Software Discussion Skip to content KVR Forum index Hosts & Applications (Sequencers, DAWs, Audio Editors, etc.) Waveform 12 Free Moderator: KVR Moderators (Main)RELATEDPRODUCTS Products related to this topic can be added here wmike1503 wmike1503 KVRer Topic Starter 12 posts since 14 Aug, 2019 Pulling my hair out with DAWs. Thought Waveform would work. Using MacOS Catalina. Waveform 12. Able to record from my usb mic and Yamaha keyboard fine. Plays in Waveform. Unfortunately i am unable to get any usable export file - wav, is just a garbled mess as is mp3. I can just about hear the mic part - keyboard doesn't exist.I've now tried Garageband - useless, only 1 input allowed. Cubase - crap - doesn't recognise a usb mic - period.So i now a nice recording in Waveform and it looks like that is were it with remain. Jeez. vitocorleone123 vitocorleone123 KVRAF 2217 posts since 30 Jun, 2014 from Pacific NW Doesn't sound like a Waveform issue, but it's hard to understand what your issue is (I understand English may not be your primary language). chk071 chk071 KVRAF 35650 posts since 11 Apr, 2010 from Germany vitocorleone123 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 11, 2023 4:24 pmDoesn't sound like a Waveform issueThe way I understood it, Waveform is the only program which worked for him.For whatever reason. wmike1503 wmike1503 KVRer Topic Starter 12 posts since 14 Aug, 2019 Not sure what you don't understand. Waveform records my inputs fine. It does not 'export' a usable file. 2 inputs - a keyboard and Mic. Export to wav or mp3. Same result - mic recorded, poorly. Keyboard not exported at all. whyterabbyt whyterabbyt Beware the Quoth 34285 posts since 4 Sep, 2001 from R'lyeh Oceanic Amusement Park and Funfair wmike1503 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 12, 2023 11:02 amNot sure what you don't understand. Waveform records my inputs fine. It does not 'export' a usable file. 2 inputs - a keyboard and Mic. Export to wav or mp3. Same result - mic recorded, poorly. Keyboard not exported at all.we're not psychic so provide usable. Join KVR Audio. Create an Account . KVR Audio is a global online community focused entirely on music and audio software technologies. KVR's mission is to stimulate and cultivate the music

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Pro Audio Forum - VST, AU, AAX Plugin and Audio Software Discussion Skip to content KVR Forum index Hardware (Instruments and Effects) is M-Audio Fast Track Pro ASIO4ALL compatible? Moderator: KVR Moderators (Main)RELATEDPRODUCTS Products related to this topic can be added here Lemmy Koopa Lemmy Koopa KVRist Topic Starter 101 posts since 13 May, 2011 I use virtual audio cable to stream signals from my DAW to other applications, especially if I want to broadcast those signals on skype or some other place.If I use Fast Track Pro's default driver I don't think I can do that, so can I use ASIO4ALL instead with the Fast Track Pro?I'm able to do it with my Line6 GX. (which sounds like shit since it is a faulty device) ASIO4ALL also lets me combine devices together, input and output wise. jpumphandle jpumphandle KVRist 357 posts since 5 Aug, 2006 from St. Louis Contact: Short answer - Yes.I have used M-Audio Fast Track Pro with ASIO4ALL with success. You just have to get around the driver problems that M-Audio refuses to fix. e.g. You must specify another driver as the default Sound Playback device in the Windows Settings. there are other problems as well - see the M-Audio forum threads. Lemmy Koopa Lemmy Koopa KVRist Topic Starter 101 posts since 13 May, 2011 When I had my Line6 as the default audio device I've had problems too. I found out how to use multiple devices in Reaper via ASIO4ALL so I started using that instead of the GX's driver.I use my sound card to monitor stuff mostly. I have a VST that allows me to ASIO out to a device but it's pretty buggy, so I just use Reaper's I/O hardware capabilities that work great for streaming via Virtual Audio Cable.Thank you for the post. Lemmy Koopa Lemmy Koopa KVRist Topic Starter 101 posts since 13 May, 2011 Hi, I just got my Fast Track Pro today and using the driver it comes with is great, but when I use ASIO4ALL I keep getting buffer pauses every 20 seconds or so. Is there anyway I can fix that without having to up the latency to an unbearable amount? Lemmy Koopa Lemmy Koopa KVRist Topic Starter 101 posts since 13 May, 2011 Ok, so I set Virtual Audio Cable to use Hardware Buffer instead, and the M-Audio's buffer size can now be down to 160 without buffer stops, unless I'm running other programs, then I have to up it a little bit. Good so far.