@MegaHurtZ OSM 4 the Digi_Doctor ?

Nu Audio Science · 8 Jul 2010

Simplified it Changed a few dials max values Ad tweaked a couple of bits Press the "Z" key on your keyboard for a little Noisia style shit

Think your placing a little too much emphasis on the effects But i would say its going in the right direction (The preset i created would be usable as a Reese sampled and layered)

NAS

louizou · 8 Jul 2010

yeahh , what a nice job. gonna shake some butts whith this one 😀

MegaHurtz · 8 Jul 2010

LoL, NAS U Noisia?? I like Unknown Error better 😀

2nvu · 8 Jul 2010

Nu Audio Science wrote:

Simplified it Changed a few dials max values Ad tweaked a couple of bits Press the "Z" key on your keyboard for a little Noisia style shit

Think your placing a little too much emphasis on the effects But i would say its going in the right direction (The preset i created would be usable as a Reese sampled and layered)

NAS

Thank you Nas,,, I think your right about the Over OTT- FX 😀 it does tend to drift away from the Punchie element, Big up to Ya for givin 1 of the little guys a helpin hand, 😉 Jamie

2nvu · 8 Jul 2010

louizou wrote: yeahh , what a nice job. gonna shake some butts whith this one 😀

Do you mean the Synth? or was your reference to Nas's added preset? lol 😀 if your comment was about the Synth , well then i say thank you very much Sir,,, 😀

2nvu · 8 Jul 2010

Nu Audio Science wrote:

Simplified it Changed a few dials max values Ad tweaked a couple of bits Press the "Z" key on your keyboard for a little Noisia style shit

Think your placing a little too much emphasis on the effects But i would say its going in the right direction (The preset i created would be usable as a Reese sampled and layered)

NAS

GeeZZZZ Nas you v ' stripped it Naked Man 😮 .... lol ,,,, Nice addtion for a Reese tho ,,,Nas,,, i will slap that 1 in...cheers.... 😉 haha my synth's been Raped... lol

MegaHurtz · 8 Jul 2010

back to the standard synth it is 😀 Maybe a nice rotary pitch and transpose knob. I kinda like a chorus and od on there, much easyer to automate.

2nvu · 8 Jul 2010

2nvu wrote: Nu Audio Science wrote:

Simplified it Changed a few dials max values Ad tweaked a couple of bits Press the "Z" key on your keyboard for a little Noisia style shit

Think your placing a little too much emphasis on the effects But i would say its going in the right direction (The preset i created would be usable as a Reese sampled and layered)

NAS

GeeZZZZ Nas you v ' stripped it Naked Man 😮 .... lol ,,,, Nice addtion for a Reese tho ,,,Nas,,, i will slap that 1 in...cheers.... 😉 haha my synth's been Raped... lol

Ps it would help if you explained the tweaks , Dails Max? & Ad tweaked the WHICH "bits" . ! ! ! ... 😉 lol

2nvu · 9 Jul 2010

MegaHurtz wrote: back to the standard synth it is 😀 Maybe a nice rotary pitch and transpose knob. I kinda like a chorus and od on there, much easyer to automate.

Lol ' Just a Good Paint job huhh 😉 . . . hahaha 😇

Nu Audio Science · 9 Jul 2010

Yeah i stripped a bunch out to make it easier to see the mods i made (Just changed a few things that might be worth making options in your full version)

If i remember right i Switched on portamento (Definately need to put this on a Reese synth) Tweaked the max values of the osc phaze LFOs to get more of the noise sweet spot Moved the ADSR direct to the amps and had the ammount dial sending the ADSR o the filters

That's about it really but options i think should be in a Reese synth (Even though i still think it would need to be resampled) You have got me thinking about ways to do the resampling direct inside the plugin itself now though hahahahaha For me one of the power tools in a Reese is very much the massive amounts of aliasing (A very big no no in synthesis but a very big yes yes in DnB hahahahahaha)

NAS

MegaHurtz · 9 Jul 2010

Yea the portamento is a musthave, aswell as a pitchbend.

2nvu · 9 Jul 2010

Nu Audio Science wrote: Yeah i stripped a bunch out to make it easier to see the mods i made (Just changed a few things that might be worth making options in your full version)

If i remember right i Switched on portamento (Definately need to put this on a Reese synth) Tweaked the max values of the osc phaze LFOs to get more of the noise sweet spot Moved the ADSR direct to the amps and had the ammount dial sending the ADSR o the filters

That's about it really but options i think should be in a Reese synth (Even though i still think it would need to be resampled) You have got me thinking about ways to do the resampling direct inside the plugin itself now though hahahahaha For me one of the power tools in a Reese is very much the massive amounts of aliasing (A very big no no in synthesis but a very big yes yes in DnB hahahahahaha)

NAS

Ok Thanks Nas, of course it was the portamento that was the first thing that jumped out @ me, & striaght away i knew that must be implimented, & as you rightfully say ,what would the Reese be with out that call for Port/slur?also i noticed that the Synth behaved in a slightly different way , far more responsive , & i utterly agree with you that without Resampling ' its almost unacheivable, the Reese sound that is. would i be right in saying its because you moved the ADSR direct to the Amps,this is what made the Synth respond with a tighter feel? this part of your reply was a little over my head and had the ammount dial sending the ADSR o the filters i do understand what you mean ,but as for making those changes myself, i need more time , as i said Nas , i am still at the Drag&drop ModularMan stage 🙁 , but hey i still say , big up to Ya for explaining those changes, all three of those tweaks will be in there Sir,, Ps did you notice anything slightly different about the {Modified} LFO's ? apart from the removed waves ,Saw & Square? 😉

MegaHurtz · 9 Jul 2010

I think oversampling is a bit overrated, better calculate high cpu and dither when yr sampling to 16/24 again. But everybody has his or her things. The little beep in the osc`s is not aliassing it`s the partials from wich the waveform is constructed. So oversampling wouldnt help you one bit there.

2nvu · 9 Jul 2010

MegaHurtz wrote: I think oversampling is a bit overrated, better calculate high cpu and dither when yr sampling to 16/24 again. But everybody has his or her things. The little beep in the osc`s is not aliassing it`s the partials from wich the waveform is constructed. So oversampling wouldnt help you one bit there.

Actually , i never resample anything, i do use "over Sampling" option on some synths,to make the sound richer?isnt that the same thing? but i have noticed somtimes rather than make the sound phatter/warmer it sheards it , & it looses all the nice qualities? i find "Layering the answer" to acheiveing Phattness & warmth... 😉 http://www.soundclick.com/madmanx

MegaHurtz · 9 Jul 2010

It does remove some scary aliasses, but it completely rapes your phase.

2nvu · 9 Jul 2010

MegaHurtz wrote: It does remove some scary aliasses, but it completely rapes your phase.

hahah, sounds awfully .... Unsexy ,,, surley it must be usfull tho , perhaps just for SuBB ? yes ! 😕

MegaHurtz · 9 Jul 2010

It does clean up your highs, and your overal image of the sound with it. So the real highs and mids become "in the picture". But most engineers do this by default. So it`s hardly any gain. The soul reason for it to exist is to enshure very high frequency`s dont become misrepresented and form lower frequency`s. So your digital spectrum is actually full of frequency`s that exist becouse it`s forced into square steps.

But.. im a fond beleiver of high samplerates for production, I guess it`s a waste of time wishing the actual samplerate was higher,, becouse it isnt. And any filter designed to remove this aliassing suffers ill side effects that result in... aliassing. <--

Nu Audio Science · 10 Jul 2010

MegaHurtz wrote: I think oversampling is a bit overrated, better calculate high cpu and dither when yr sampling to 16/24 again. But everybody has his or her things. The little beep in the osc`s is not aliassing it`s the partials from wich the waveform is constructed. So oversampling wouldnt help you one bit there.

I stand by my original statement If anybody can make a usable Reese without resampling and layering please do so and let me know how you have done it I know of nobody that has ever achieved it and would like to be proven wrong (I have been on the DnB scene a long time and know a lot of producers for what its worth)

NAS

MegaHurtz · 10 Jul 2010

One thing you can do is set your samplerate to 88200, take an eq like a camel eq or Renaisance eq. And cut off the highs by hand. This gives you better control for (probbably) less cpu.

2nvu · 10 Jul 2010

Nu Audio Science wrote:

Simplified it Changed a few dials max values Ad tweaked a couple of bits Press the "Z" key on your keyboard for a little Noisia style shit

Think your placing a little too much emphasis on the effects But i would say its going in the right direction (The preset i created would be usable as a Reese sampled and layered)

NAS

Hi Nas,,, may i ask you to pull this file please ,,, attachment=0]NASReeser.OSM Thank you Jamie,,,,

Nu Audio Science · 10 Jul 2010

I have pulled it but i wont be posting anymore, I mean it was only stock modules ????

NAS

2nvu · 10 Jul 2010

Nu Audio Science wrote: Simplified it Changed a few dials max values Ad tweaked a couple of bits Press the "Z" key on your keyboard for a little Noisia style shit

Think your placing a little too much emphasis on the effects But i would say its going in the right direction (The preset i created would be usable as a Reese sampled and layered)

NAS

😉 Cheer's. . . .