Omin-Osc VSTi

NekroDisko · 7 Apr 2010

Link to a picture: http://www.box.net/shared/p0q30szhpi

infuzion · 7 Apr 2010

Hey Nekro, I saw you on KVR last week & was thinking about you. The synth sounds very very nice! Alot of power, needs some prior synth experience, but the great patches are a help. CPU% is a bit high, but I've used CM's Dominator & that is much higher IIRC.

NekroDisko wrote: (ps. An OSM may be included, if you might be interrested)

Good thing I looked into it; you're using the old "New Dezip", you need to use the new-new De-zipper primitive. Thanks so much for sharing!

NekroDisko · 9 Apr 2010

Thanx for the great reply, Infuzion.

Yeah, I know that the CPU-usage is a bit higher than I would have wanted it to be (I have still much to learn in that department), but still, it is a quite useable little thing, I think!

I am quite surprised though, that it has´nt showed up anywhere else on the web except for on KVR or now in this forum. Well,well ,what can you do...

The design/architecture of it was very much a personal inspiration on the very popular Linplug/Alpha-series (as formerly mentioned), but with some nifty features on its own... And it was visually designed to look as if someone de-assembled a Sherman-tank and made an instruments from its parts (that was the initial thought anyway).

Hope you all like this newish creature of mine.

Cheers!! 🙂

Jay · 9 Apr 2010

very nice Nektro! i like it m8, plenty of stuff onboard to keep avid synth tweekers quite happy 🙂

The presets are very nice also, quite usable! I also like your gui its similar to another you made a while back and kinda reminds me of the old rusty remnants of the Glasgow Ship Industry 😀 Nice!

thanks for sharing the osm too,there are some nice bits in there to learn from 🙂

Thanks!

Best Regards

philter5 · 9 Apr 2010

hey nekro i have not tested your creation but i will do it right now. thx a lot for sharing! Phil 🙂

NekroDisko · 10 Apr 2010

Gr8t feedback everyone!! Glad you enjoyed it! Well, I have´nt much to add here. Hope it will soothe or upset your endeavors in creating them ripping and fat sounds you want to create!

Use it in anyway you want!!! 😀

NekroDisko · 10 Apr 2010

You may have noticed that this synth of mine has far more presets than I usually include. Its because I believe in this one quite a bit, and also had a great time making sounds with it. Still, there is much more to work with (preset-wise), like the ability to create quite realistic versions of Bass-guitars and such. Hope you will find it useful! 🙂

NekroDisko · 10 Apr 2010

If you like this one, my next VST(which may be even more popular still), might be right up your alley... It will include an .osm file (as it has some bugs or short-comings at present). Please look through it and help me with the things I have problems with (inside the Step-sequensers mode-section). Why wont the "'U-D:1" and "U-D:2" modes save and be loaded properly?

I have probably made a mistake here somewhere, but what is it?

Still, it will work somewhat as expected...

Please look for Moment-Osc VSTi...

NekroDisko · 18 Apr 2010

And please!!!, Would you mind spreading this synth around to any contact you have out there? I think I have made a great toy here that many people around would enjoy (and I mean not to be opportunistic here, as it is a free vst-synth).

Please spread the word, because this great program (Outsim|Synthmaker) needs more great feedback out there.

(I´m trying hard to be modest here, as I might have been overtly confident in some of my own designs which sometimes have been ridden with bugs or faults in them, but this one isnt one of them). This one might show to be a quite useful and competent Vst-baby and may be enjoyable for someone out there,quite unaware of where to look for interresting free synths. So, please Rat me out!!!

🙂

NekroDisko · 3 Aug 2010

Hello! I just want to say that I´ve made some posts to the music-radar forum (which is related to the Computer-music magazine) and the downloads started to flow in.

The only thing I feel to be a bit disheartening is that the users seems a bit hesitant to give feedback, which is a bit of a shame as the instruments I publish are for free and quite extensibly tested by myself as for them to function well...

However, do publish your vst:s in many various forums / communities and you may get more publication.

Cheers 😀

infuzion · 3 Aug 2010

NekroDisko wrote: The only thing I feel to be a bit disheartening is that the users seems a bit hesitant to give feedback, which is a bit of a shame as the instruments I publish are for free and quite extensibly tested by myself as for them to function well...

I'd say 15% of the VSTs I download I ever install. & I install first only to test, & only about 15% those survive immediate uninstalling, usually due to: 1) Too much CPU 2) Poor GUI 3) I have a VST like that already 4) Too narrow usage that I don't need 5) Crashes/lags, even just once. 6) Not enough presets to really test, but if has a random or morph-preset I'll play a bit longer Plus I'm kinda burned out on giving feedback, since either they get defensive, don't reply, want me to beta test another version that I don't have time for, etc. I'll help out a small handful of people, but not everyone.

I'm not saying this is the best attitude to have, but perhaps many others feel the same way & do the same things like d/l & not install... so please don't feel bad for not getting feedback. You really have to get to McBarGig's or MyCo's level to get real feedback it seems. Which I'm sure you are able to; takes years & many releases & PR.

jeff · 2 Sept 2010

Anyways Nice Work Man Im going to create Some Songs Right now with It Best regards Jeff