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I'm super super glad you made the plugin so affordable. A lot of other plugin companies overprice their software to ridiculously expensive prices, but you guys made a very good decision to set a lower price. This feels so underrated
Yo, this plugin looks really sick, congrats on getting it out. But I just have to give y’all one feature request: is it possible you guys could implement MPE pitch bend to the midi input system? I feel like this could bring this concept to a whole new level. Like, think of the possibilities - chords with a sliding melody on top, independent moving parts of a chord changing with the option of sliding/expression in between, chords with bends on the higher notes, there’s a lot of really cool possibilities it would unlock. I feel like it would bring this thing from already great to really cutting edge.
Also, while this may be a bit less mainstream, but I’ve been making a lot of music with different types of tuning systems using the bitwig micro pitch device, and I feel like it’s kind of a really cool additional dimension of artistic expression. Tbh, I hesitate with commonly utilizing any software which doesn’t use MPE largely for this reason. Idk if I’m alone in this, but I feel like MPE and micro tuning are becoming more and more of a part of electronic music culture, and I think that’s a really good thing, as I feel like theirs so much depth of musical expression in these things. Excuse the kind of long comment, but just wanted to put that out there. And though I think these things would be really sick and forward thinking, of course this is all just suggestions. Again, great job with this, the fact that no one’s really done just a modern useable chord resonator effect like this yet, and that you guys changed that, is already fantastic.
Great idea this should be new industry standart, being able to control multiple parameters independently from 1 note to another. I hope a vst synth will be invented that does this.
@@enridemi3886 I mean honestly a lot of synths Malays support MPE, luckily for us. Phase Plant, one of the most cutting edge and hip synths in the bass music world today, you’ve probably heard of it, supports MPE. Vital supports MPE completely, Serum I think supports two MPE dimension, pitch and one more, Pigments, there is a list of all of them somewhere on the internet. The real issue is whether or not you’re DAW supports MPE and MPE editing. I know Bitwig and Ableton support both quite well, though I haven’t looked into the others, some do, some don’t or don’t do it as efficiently as BW or Ableton.
@@KnzoVortex not sure of phase plant or vital but on serum I know for sure you can't pitch bend every note in a separate way without affecting the other pressed notes. Like let's say I have a C#m And I want the G to go to the lower C the lower C 1 octve higher and maybe the Eb to G all at the speed I want them to and maybe even add a tremolo only on the higher C. You have to create more instances of serum to do this. I use cubase 12. Although it would be a pleasant surprise to find out I can somehow do this. P.s. it was just an example not sure if it actually sounds good what I said there, normally I use this when I want a more liquid chord transition.
@@enridemi3886 Not sure about the MPE capablities in Cubase, but I actually figured out Serum has full MPE support. This 3 minute video explains everything (th-cam.com/video/iera42z2dDM/w-d-xo.html) Note if you use the macros it won't be polyphonic.
Brooooo, the state control is a game-changer. I never thought of doing that with ableton snapshots I notice that the effects section is pretty empty so, when you go to do updates to fill that out, consider per-resonator frequency shifting (ala Prism and Razor), frequency-domain convolutions (ala MCabinet), and non-waveshaping distortions like FM, AM, and RM. Having the ability to change resonators individually and as a sum would be choice. For example, instead of damping all resonators, only let the first 3 be near critically damped and the top be maximum harmonics. Also, consider other resonance patterns than just full harmonics per each resonator. If you treat it like a wavetable or additive, you can generate more interesting timbres than just... saws
Hey! Just wanted to let you guys know that the midi input function is kinda busted in Logic Pro X. I can't input midi data from another track and It's Driving me wild. I believe you guys have to code in a sidechain feature for it.
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I'm super super glad you made the plugin so affordable. A lot of other plugin companies overprice their software to ridiculously expensive prices, but you guys made a very good decision to set a lower price. This feels so underrated
Such a wonderful plugin for such a small price! This is a must have for sure
thank you for making this so affordable!
Oh my gawd. This is awesome. I do love Kilohearts' resonator. But this is so next level. Gotta get this!
So glad this exists! Such a powerful tool and it's affordable for us all!
Yo, this plugin looks really sick, congrats on getting it out. But I just have to give y’all one feature request: is it possible you guys could implement MPE pitch bend to the midi input system?
I feel like this could bring this concept to a whole new level. Like, think of the possibilities - chords with a sliding melody on top, independent moving parts of a chord changing with the option of sliding/expression in between, chords with bends on the higher notes, there’s a lot of really cool possibilities it would unlock. I feel like it would bring this thing from already great to really cutting edge.
Also, while this may be a bit less mainstream, but I’ve been making a lot of music with different types of tuning systems using the bitwig micro pitch device, and I feel like it’s kind of a really cool additional dimension of artistic expression. Tbh, I hesitate with commonly utilizing any software which doesn’t use MPE largely for this reason. Idk if I’m alone in this, but I feel like MPE and micro tuning are becoming more and more of a part of electronic music culture, and I think that’s a really good thing, as I feel like theirs so much depth of musical expression in these things.
Excuse the kind of long comment, but just wanted to put that out there. And though I think these things would be really sick and forward thinking, of course this is all just suggestions. Again, great job with this, the fact that no one’s really done just a modern useable chord resonator effect like this yet, and that you guys changed that, is already fantastic.
Great idea this should be new industry standart, being able to control multiple parameters independently from 1 note to another. I hope a vst synth will be invented that does this.
@@enridemi3886 I mean honestly a lot of synths Malays support MPE, luckily for us. Phase Plant, one of the most cutting edge and hip synths in the bass music world today, you’ve probably heard of it, supports MPE. Vital supports MPE completely, Serum I think supports two MPE dimension, pitch and one more, Pigments, there is a list of all of them somewhere on the internet.
The real issue is whether or not you’re DAW supports MPE and MPE editing. I know Bitwig and Ableton support both quite well, though I haven’t looked into the others, some do, some don’t or don’t do it as efficiently as BW or Ableton.
@@KnzoVortex not sure of phase plant or vital but on serum I know for sure you can't pitch bend every note in a separate way without affecting the other pressed notes. Like let's say I have a C#m And I want the G to go to the lower C the lower C 1 octve higher and maybe the Eb to G all at the speed I want them to and maybe even add a tremolo only on the higher C. You have to create more instances of serum to do this. I use cubase 12. Although it would be a pleasant surprise to find out I can somehow do this. P.s. it was just an example not sure if it actually sounds good what I said there, normally I use this when I want a more liquid chord transition.
@@enridemi3886 Not sure about the MPE capablities in Cubase, but I actually figured out Serum has full MPE support. This 3 minute video explains everything (th-cam.com/video/iera42z2dDM/w-d-xo.html) Note if you use the macros it won't be polyphonic.
Brooooo, the state control is a game-changer. I never thought of doing that with ableton snapshots
I notice that the effects section is pretty empty so, when you go to do updates to fill that out, consider per-resonator frequency shifting (ala Prism and Razor), frequency-domain convolutions (ala MCabinet), and non-waveshaping distortions like FM, AM, and RM. Having the ability to change resonators individually and as a sum would be choice. For example, instead of damping all resonators, only let the first 3 be near critically damped and the top be maximum harmonics.
Also, consider other resonance patterns than just full harmonics per each resonator. If you treat it like a wavetable or additive, you can generate more interesting timbres than just... saws
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its a great vst. bought it today. cant go wrong for 25 bucks
cool, but, it's missing Decay on each separate step - that would make a big difference, global decay can be also useful, shortening all notes, imho
Hey! Just wanted to let you guys know that the midi input function is kinda busted in Logic Pro X. I can't input midi data from another track and It's Driving me wild. I believe you guys have to code in a sidechain feature for it.
W plugin ngl
25$ only! wow
OTT ahh voice
why your mic is so loud? my ears hurt
sorry i accidentally put 7 Pro-L's on there so its like +45 LUFS whoops
that mic is hurting my ears.
rezonator
huh? i just thought that it is a super prestine vocal mix
@@Beatsbasteln might be, but i think the high end is cutting my eardrums up a little.
@@Beatsbasteln nice channel btw
@@jacobfrey9961 my bad ill put less OTT on it next time lol