gudermannian saturation

[Ragnar]

http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=1687976#post1687976

 

download

 

http://stash.reaper.fm/v/27741/gudermannian%20saturation.txt

 

 

everything is explained in the reaper forum topic. Basically a really gentle saturation for people who want their stuff not to exceed 0 db but don't really want the telltale signs/artifacts of being saturated

[Dorian Mode]

last time I checked Reaper was maybe 5, 10? years ago, and I recall people asking in the forums groove quantization to be implemented as a feature ... but do I understand this right, you can write your own effects as a text file, some kind of pseudocode, that's impressive

[Ragnar]

last time I checked Reaper was maybe 5, 10? years ago, and I recall people asking in the forums groove quantization to be implemented as a feature ... but do I understand this right, you can write your own effects as a text file, some kind of pseudocode, that's impressive

 

yeah and unless you're doing something reeaaaally weird it takes like 1 second to compile

 

I actually recently made an album with some kind of generative music script with some dumb synth code thrown in, that can do the weirdshit I want like strange time signatures and scales

[Guest]

....but do I understand this right, you can write your own effects as a text file, some kind of pseudocode, that's impressive

 

Check out ReaJS vst, which is part of ReaPlugs; http://www.reaper.fm/reaplugs/

 

 

 

 

• • Realtime user-editable effect processor
  • 64-bit internal audio processing, MIDI support, full PDC support, multichannel I/O support, graphics display support.
  • Hundreds of included effects, including: delays, compressors, limiters, convolution, distortion, spectral noise editors, analyzers, loop samplers, creative effects.
  • Create new effects from scratch, or modify existing effects to meet your needs
  • JSFX editor and debugger included, opens automatically when you edit a plug-in

 

You can use this vst in your favorite host, not just reaper to compile/load the effect text.