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WOWOWOWOOWOWOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YES YES annnnd YES !! ! ! ! !

Thanks Assaf for not abandoning the project! I can't wait... a new toy from my favorite toy company!

I'm gonna start crossing days off the calander lol

I had a chance before to peak some of the stuff.... this is going to be one amazing update.

rock!

Ohhhh !!!
I'm wowed ; )
@+

hifiboom wrote:

Is that a tv set on top of that stack!? What a terrible viewing angle

The joy of FLEX

I haven't yet bought Flexor. Since the current version costs 99 euro., I find the proposed price of 225 euro for Flexor 2 rather high to put it mildly....

Since Flexor 2 is an update of Flexor 1, I'd expect it to have the same price as the old version and include Flexor 1 as well. This is the way software updates/upgrades are normally priced. When Cubase SX 3 was released it cost 600 euro. When Cubase 4 (which is Cubase 3 plus additional functionality) was released it still costs about 600 euro, but of course significantly less for Cubase 3 owners. It didn't cost 1200 euro.

saskija wrote:I haven't yet bought Flexor. Since the current version costs 99 euro., I find the proposed price of 225 euro for Flexor 2 rather high to put it mildly....

Since Flexor 2 is an update of Flexor 1, I'd expect it to have the same price as the old version and include Flexor 1 as well. This is the way software updates/upgrades are normally priced. When Cubase SX 3 was released it cost 600 euro. When Cubase 4 (which is Cubase 3 plus additional functionality) was released it still costs about 600 euro, but of course significantly less for Cubase 3 owners. It didn't cost 1200 euro.

first of all, this is not cubase (thank God). Second, 99euro for flexor 1 was dirt cheap! third, another 99 euro for a pack that contains even more modules than the first one is still cheap!

When Cubase 4 (which is Cubase 3 plus additional functionality) was released it still costs about 600 euro, but of course significantly less for Cubase 3 owners.

..but costs considerably more than the free SX3.2 update that was promised .

piddi wrote:

saskija wrote:I haven't yet bought Flexor. Since the current version costs 99 euro., I find the proposed price of 225 euro for Flexor 2 rather high to put it mildly....

Since Flexor 2 is an update of Flexor 1, I'd expect it to have the same price as the old version and include Flexor 1 as well. This is the way software updates/upgrades are normally priced. When Cubase SX 3 was released it cost 600 euro. When Cubase 4 (which is Cubase 3 plus additional functionality) was released it still costs about 600 euro, but of course significantly less for Cubase 3 owners. It didn't cost 1200 euro.

first of all, this is not cubase (thank God). Second, 99euro for flexor 1 was dirt cheap! third, another 99 euro for a pack that contains even more modules than the first one is still cheap!

But 200 euro for the whole package is a lot of money, especially if you all you need it for is to be compatible with all modular patches on this site. I've checked out Flexor 1 a couple of times but decided to wait for a new version with more modules for a better price. But I guess now I'd have to pay $200 euro to be compatible with all modular patches which makes Flexor even less attractive for my purposes since I'm not a patch programmer but a user.

Financially less attractive, but sonically superior.
It's a small pitance for sharing in this noble enclave.

saskija wrote:But 200 euro for the whole package is a lot of money

For 150+ high quality & innovative modular modules?? That's like max 1.5 euro per module, which isn't exactly daylight robbery. Suggesting otherwise is utter nonsense.

yes, and there was the 50% off special before christmas for the flexor I
and all other plugins. Looks like you missed that...

here is a little teaser:
the final list of filters for flexor 2:

1) AP2 Resonator - A resonator filter based on allpass tolopogy - capable of self resonating
2) AP3 Formant - 3 resonators for creating formant style filtering indivisual control for each formant
3) AP3 Vowel A - a vocal filter capable of many different vowels with several filter types with X/Y control.
4) AP3 Vowel B - a vocal filter capable of many different vowels with a diferent flavor of resonance.
5) AP6 Phaser - a 6 stage phaser based on allpass filter, selectable stages and contol over phase frequency
6) AP8 Additive - a filter arranged in 8 overtones - very special effect!
7) bp2 granite - a very musical bandpass - no resonance
8) bp4 granite - a very musical and buttery bandpass - no resonance
9) bp8 granite - a very musical and agressive bandpass - no resonance
10) br2 granite - a very musical band-reject filter (notch)
11) br4 granite - a very musical and buttery band-reject filter (notch)
12) br8 granite - a very musical and agressive band-reject filter (notch)
13) CM1 Flanger - comb filter with 4 diferent flavors and classic flanger sound
14) CM1 Phase - inverted comb - the hipass version of a comb filter
15) CM1 Variable - Comb filter with allpass in the feedback stage - for inharmonic flanging
16) CM2 Chorus - a lush chorus effect
17) CM2 Cross - Comb filter with cross feedback for the extra agressiveness
18) CM2 Detune - a detune effect
19) CO1 Basic - a 6db crossover filter - when summed up there is no sound change and no phase issues.
20) CO2 Spice - a 12db crossover filter - good for higher seperation of the upper range. when summed up there is no sound change and no phase issues.
21) HP8 Razor - a very very steep Hipass filter. Try not to cut yourself!
22) LP3 Rubber - a 18db filter with an "acidy" feel to it.
23) LP6 Aqua - a variable stages filter (up to 6) with a liquid sounding resonance
24) M2S Comb - a mono to stereo filter based on comb filter - mono compatible!
25) M2S Phase - a mono to stereo filter based on allpass filter - mono compatible!
26) MF2 Swiss - a multipole variable state filter capable of self oscilation with 6 different flavors and very acurate.
27) MF2 Spice - a 2 pole variable state filter capable of self oscilation with hipass, lowpass bandpass and band reject filters - oberihem style
28) MF4 Spice - a 4 pole variable state filter, with an extra boosted very narrow resonance - very special sound.
29) WA3 wackah - Wah-Wah effect - crybaby style - good for rock n roll
30) WA5 quack - Wah-Wah effect - VOX style - good for funk
31) WA8 oohwah - Wah-Wah effect - BOSS style - good for lush guitar pads

holy pulsar! thanks red, ill be upgrading anytime!

holy balony!!

simply fantastic...

really not much to miss in that filter pack!

BTW: Flexor is worth every penny.... I think its easily worth much more money....

Its simply a must for every Pulsarian ...

And its not just an update, its more like accelerating with warp speed into another dimension...

One prey for Adern: when you make the demo modular patches, if possible, make more than one preset for each patch.
I really like browsing into presets when I take a pause dedicated to play scope...
It's a strange request?
Thanks in advance

ReD_MuZe wrote:here is a little teaser:
the final list of filters for flexor 2:

1) AP2 Resonator - A resonator filter based on allpass tolopogy - capable of self resonating
2) AP3 Formant - 3 resonators for creating formant style filtering indivisual control for each formant
3) AP3 Vowel A - a vocal filter capable of many different vowels with several filter types with X/Y control.
4) AP3 Vowel B - a vocal filter capable of many different vowels with a diferent flavor of resonance.
5) AP6 Phaser - a 6 stage phaser based on allpass filter, selectable stages and contol over phase frequency
6) AP8 Additive - a filter arranged in 8 overtones - very special effect!
7) bp2 granite - a very musical bandpass - no resonance
bp4 granite - a very musical and buttery bandpass - no resonance
9) bp8 granite - a very musical and agressive bandpass - no resonance
10) br2 granite - a very musical band-reject filter (notch)
11) br4 granite - a very musical and buttery band-reject filter (notch)
12) br8 granite - a very musical and agressive band-reject filter (notch)
13) CM1 Flanger - comb filter with 4 diferent flavors and classic flanger sound
14) CM1 Phase - inverted comb - the hipass version of a comb filter
15) CM1 Variable - Comb filter with allpass in the feedback stage - for inharmonic flanging
16) CM2 Chorus - a lush chorus effect
17) CM2 Cross - Comb filter with cross feedback for the extra agressiveness
18) CM2 Detune - a detune effect
19) CO1 Basic - a 6db crossover filter - when summed up there is no sound change and no phase issues.
20) CO2 Spice - a 12db crossover filter - good for higher seperation of the upper range. when summed up there is no sound change and no phase issues.
21) HP8 Razor - a very very steep Hipass filter. Try not to cut yourself!
22) LP3 Rubber - a 18db filter with an "acidy" feel to it.
23) LP6 Aqua - a variable stages filter (up to 6) with a liquid sounding resonance
24) M2S Comb - a mono to stereo filter based on comb filter - mono compatible!
25) M2S Phase - a mono to stereo filter based on allpass filter - mono compatible!
26) MF2 Swiss - a multipole variable state filter capable of self oscilation with 6 different flavors and very acurate.
27) MF2 Spice - a 2 pole variable state filter capable of self oscilation with hipass, lowpass bandpass and band reject filters - oberihem style
28) MF4 Spice - a 4 pole variable state filter, with an extra boosted very narrow resonance - very special sound.
29) WA3 wackah - Wah-Wah effect - crybaby style - good for rock n roll
30) WA5 quack - Wah-Wah effect - VOX style - good for funk
31) WA8 oohwah - Wah-Wah effect - BOSS style - good for lush guitar pads

/drool

All snivelers are refered to the Native Instruments Reaktor threads, where noone gives a rats ass about you or your weak sounding synths created there.
Jump in for the big win, go w/ Flexor II.

considering that there are also multimode, multistage filters in there, in fact that are much more different filter types then in Flexor I.


do we get new oscillators also?