From the original SynthMaker forum (2004–2014), with its members’ names and dates.
Tzarls ·
I was thinking that it could be very useful to have the posibility to turn on the noise burst that is "included" in every vst export in SM`s demo version. Like, you have std version, but want to to make a demo of your vsti. So, in the "export as vsti" dialog, there could be an option: "include noise burst module". It could even have a volume setting for noise.
TomC ·
Tzarls wrote: I was thinking that it could be very useful to have the posibility to turn on the noise burst that is "included" in every vst export in SM`s demo version. Like, you have std version, but want to to make a demo of your vsti. So, in the "export as vsti" dialog, there could be an option: "include noise burst module". It could even have a volume setting for noise.
There was a lengthy discussion over at the KVR forum about this.
General result was that nobody would like to have his ears/speakers/nerves killed by a noise burst.
Most users agreed that a smooth fade-out / fade-in would be appropriate or/and disabling preset save.
Tom
MyCo ·
It's not so difficult to build your own "disturbing" module. I've made one, where you can choose between noise and fade method (see here: Demo Module). It is not very optimized, but kept simple. Drop it near the output of your VST(i) and select how long you want to annoy your users 😈
philter5 ·
😀 ... i just remember the sonic charge microtonic vsti which began to speak to me with a robot voice ...
Acrobat ·
philter5 wrote: :D ... i just remember the sonic charge microtonic vsti which began to speak to me with a robot voice ...
ah ah yeah it was funny 😀
sunsynth ·
ROBO: If you LOVE me BUY ME 😉
Tzarls ·
Well , I know it should be fairly easy to build a noise module, it just seemed useful to have the "default" SM module available for our demos, so you wouldn´t have to be turning modules to "purgeable" o not everytime you have to render a vst.
BTW, instead of a noise burst, I thought of adding something like a drum roll or a chord progression or a lick. Or a routine to ruin you MIDI data, so after some time of using the plugin, it would just go nuts - playing the wrong notes or something like that. Just some ideas.
TomC ·
Tzarls wrote: Or a routine to ruin you MIDI data, so after some time of using the plugin, it would just go nuts - playing the wrong notes or something like that. Just some ideas.
I personally would assume such a plug-in as broken and dump it. One customer lost.
Tom
Tzarls ·
You can always include a popup on load telling that such behaviour is a limitation of the demo version.
And I can tell you, I know more than one person who would love a plugin that decides what note to play regardless of what note you tell it to play... 😕
Anyway, don´t take me too seriously - I´m just drunk with happiness as my video on youtube (demoing my vsti) got 300+ views and some good comments on a couple of forums. 🙂
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