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Uncle Krunkus
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Cool! 
I wish I could use VSTIs 
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Joel
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Excellent!! Love the attention to detail, thought it was a photo of your sl initially 
Can anyone recommend some freeware that can be used to play with this? |
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opg
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LukeDI
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Nice, I'm downloading it now. I bet it beats my idea for a WSG VSTi.  |
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fonik
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| LukeDI wrote: | | I bet it beats my idea for a WSG VSTi. |
no, no, go ahead. in the next revision the SL will have a midi off switch to be a noisy noise machine only ... actually noise is nothing but all tones at the same time and that's great. we need more noise! anyway i don't take this VSTi thing for serious - it's fun.
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Wild Zebra
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kristal audio engine is a freeware multitrack program that accepts VST
http://www.kreatives.org/kristal/ it works well. Although I haven't used it with thw SL VST. Nice job fonik!
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LukeDI
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You better believe I will. Of course it might actually be musicaly useful what with automation and all. The filter might be a little 'tough' to work out though. I'm having a little trouble pinning down quite how it functions, I know it's a bandpass but that's about it.
Anyway another project onto my pile of lofi, noise makers to make in SynthEdit, right next to the SK-1 type sampler and the multiband bitcrusher/EQ. |
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opg
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| LukeDI wrote: | | Anyway another project onto my pile of lofi, noise makers to make in SynthEdit, right next to the SK-1 type sampler and the multiband bitcrusher/EQ. |
YEAH! A Casio SK-1 VSTi! No one has made one yet? How would you create that sampler? Could you record samples straight from the computer soundcard, and then add the BEEP! when it's done?
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YEAH! A Casio SK-1 VSTi! No one has made one yet? How would you create that sampler? Could you record samples straight from the computer soundcard, and then add the BEEP! when it's done? |
Well right now it is pretty much just a sampler module that goes through a bitcruser which is set to the sample-rate/bit depth of the SK-1 and monostable gate that can limit the sample length to the 1.7 sec. (I think that's right?). It also has a 16 partial additive oscillator. SynthEdit doesn't handle on the fly sampling real well right now so we'll see about that. It sounds pretty nasty right now. |
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| LukeDI wrote: | | SynthEdit doesn't handle on the fly sampling real well right now so we'll see about that. It sounds pretty nasty right now. |
Yeah, I noticed the lack of realtime sampling, but it all sounds pretty cool. And if there isn't a Casio SK-1 VSTi already, it should be very easy to make. I am lucky enough to still have the SK-1 I got when I was 8 years old, and a VSTi version would be very easy. But everyone loves that sampler!
And then next would be a circuit-bent Casio SK-1 VSTi, right? 
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| Quote: | | And then next would be a circuit-bent Casio SK-1 VSTi, right? |
Yup. |
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otcx
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Posted: Fri Dec 08, 2006 2:27 am Post subject:
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Exellent work!!!!!
Sound is not quite as in my SL. Character of sound that i love
is missing but i can use it as memory of my soundlab!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do not get me wrong just exellent work. Anyway it is great vsti plug
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