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CSR2 will have no relations to CSR1 in terms of algorithms - its not an improved CSR1 - Its completely different. So CSR2 is far from a replacement of the CSR1. They will sound very different compared to eachother.
I dont think I'll release additional algorithms for the CSR1, like Chamber, Concert Hall etc or improved versions - since other have already released modified versions of the CSR1 algorithms
I might release better reverbs thats have a similar sound, but more dense and spacious.
Cheers
I dont think I'll release additional algorithms for the CSR1, like Chamber, Concert Hall etc or improved versions - since other have already released modified versions of the CSR1 algorithms
I might release better reverbs thats have a similar sound, but more dense and spacious.
Cheers
I know it's by far much less important than the sound, but it has to be said; the gui design of those CSR reverbs is really good. Whoever did the design work must've spent quite a lot of time on it because graphics are really time consuming. Then again, it looks like there's clever use of a design template accross the range which would cut down time & results in a great visual coherence as well.
ah thx for the infoWarp69 wrote:CSR2 will have no relations to CSR1 in terms of algorithms - its not an improved CSR1 - Its completely different. So CSR2 is far from a replacement of the CSR1. They will sound very different compared to eachother.
so you mean stolen algos? no...?!Warp69 wrote: I dont think I'll release additional algorithms for the CSR1, like Chamber, Concert Hall etc or improved versions - since other have already released modified versions of the CSR1 algorithms
sounds interesting!Warp69 wrote: I might release better reverbs thats have a similar sound, but more dense and spacious.
any new scope developments too? or not yet decided?
Unfortunately yes.hifiboom wrote: so you mean stolen algos? no...?!
Well - Im using Scope SDK for all my developments and the finished designs are then transformed to c++ for AU/VST devices. I was afraid of the possibility of reopening the devices in Scope , but the biggest problem is apparently reengineering of the VST/AU devices.hifiboom wrote: any new scope developments too? or not yet decided?
I will still have some problems with PCI performance, since I will use alot of delay lines.
Cheers
Do VST based reverbs function better than they do on a Scope card?
It seems like Scope can only handle so much before it gags. My convolution reverb /space effect in Gigastudio sounds good and can do as many IR's as the CPU allows. I only use it's pedal down impulses for acoustic piano, and resonant body impulses on acoustic instrument samples, mostly ER type stuff as that seems to be it's strength.
I can use VST FX now like crazy when I get Forte, and w/ the 3GB RAM Switch I will be looking for a quality reverb.
You seem to have and own the best reverbs around, and the fact you mention many delay lines makes me want more info.
Please keep posting here even though it's a zipper thread, it has taken a great direction, and taught me many things from your posts.
I wish to purchase whatever you are making when it's done, whatever way you sell it.
It seems like Scope can only handle so much before it gags. My convolution reverb /space effect in Gigastudio sounds good and can do as many IR's as the CPU allows. I only use it's pedal down impulses for acoustic piano, and resonant body impulses on acoustic instrument samples, mostly ER type stuff as that seems to be it's strength.
I can use VST FX now like crazy when I get Forte, and w/ the 3GB RAM Switch I will be looking for a quality reverb.
You seem to have and own the best reverbs around, and the fact you mention many delay lines makes me want more info.
Please keep posting here even though it's a zipper thread, it has taken a great direction, and taught me many things from your posts.
I wish to purchase whatever you are making when it's done, whatever way you sell it.
The short answer is no! Most people think that the ST reverbs sounds better than the CSR and so do I. But not everyone have a quad core system so you'll have to make some shortcuts and optimization of the VST code, which can sound worse than the DSP version.scope4live wrote:Do VST based reverbs function better than they do on a Scope card?
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Thanks 4 the link Brotha' Man Piddi.
I didn't know that was Warp69's stuff.
It was the first site I visted when I started uses a Scope DAW live a few years back.
The 4080L was my interest.
What the hell, I'm gonna get some more toys next week.
It's feast or famine, and right now until at least New Years I am feasting.
Thanks Again Brosky,
I didn't know that was Warp69's stuff.
It was the first site I visted when I started uses a Scope DAW live a few years back.
The 4080L was my interest.
What the hell, I'm gonna get some more toys next week.
It's feast or famine, and right now until at least New Years I am feasting.
Thanks Again Brosky,
I only made the P100 & I100/A100 products :scope4live wrote: I didn't know that was Warp69's stuff.
It was the first site I visted when I started uses a Scope DAW live a few years back.
The 4080L was my interest.
http://www.sonictimeworks.com/p_100.php
http://www.sonictimeworks.com/a_100.php
Michael Olsen did the products (like 4080L etc) and Kim Rasmussen did latest updates and the SharcOne. You can download demos of those products here :
http://www.d-media.dk/downloads/Timewor ... _2demo.zip
http://www.d-media.dk/downloads/SharcOne_1_00_demo.zip
Well - unfortunately thats part of life. Apparently its takes a year before the VST/AU devices are diassembled so I have one year sales periode. IK have a strong brand and besides the other reverb have just been released so I dont know the effect yet. Im not afraid of releasing CSR2 - if I dont, someone else will do those emulations.hifiboom wrote: really and me, I thought this wasn`t possible.
Thats a sad thing for you.
so you aren`t afraid to release csr2 too?
The more I think about it.................. I'll have to release the H100/C100 for Scope - I just need to finish them up.
thats true. I agree, the sad thing is that others profit in the end from your developments, and you not.Warp69 wrote: Well - unfortunately thats part of life. Apparently its takes a year before the VST/AU devices are diassembled so I have one year sales periode. IK have a strong brand and besides the other reverb have just been released so I dont know the effect yet. Im not afraid of releasing CSR2 - if I dont, someone else will do those emulations.
The good side is that native and plug-in reverbs come closer to the magic hardware every year.
I appreciate this, as I am mostly interested in the Hall from all your algos.Warp69 wrote: The more I think about it.................. I'll have to release the H100/C100 for Scope - I just need to finish them up.