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Hi
Now MIX STRIP CS15 is completed. I did my best. Try it Here you can find all of my devices.
http://www.ist.at/scope/
For some you need a password. Please send a PM.

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Peter

A big THANKS again, Peter!
It's also great to have all your devices in one place now!
We have some of them linked at scopeportal.com, too, but not all them, yet.

Looks great! Is the room position something like the Ambience Processor? That sounded very convincing and added immediate sense of space.
will send PM for password... (strange to have some and some not 'free' downloadable, but you'll have your reasons.)

Peter4724 wrote: For some you need a password. Please send a PM.

Thank you Peter,- looks excellent !

PM sent ...



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Nice : you made your internet pages ! I hope SC is going to put the link in the official SC site.

I'm glad you make again a device for Scope ! Your devices became essential to me. Especialy the red eq, BX5 compressor, softhancer but I use all the other too. It's absolutely awesome. We'll never thank you enough !

And, cherry on the cake, all you GUI devices are nice and perfect !

Thanks a lot, Peter !

Many thanks Peter for what should be another very useful device, and I look forward to trying it out. Thanks again.

Really juicy fat chorusing effect using the Wow/Flutter feature.
On a scale of 1-127(MIDI) use 20-30 for minimum, then 65-75 for maximum and attach a switch or button, use it like a stompbox and get some sweet sounds.



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https://soundcloud.com/jimmyvee/wow-mixstrip

dawman wrote:Really juicy fat chorusing effect using the Wow/Flutter feature.
On a scale of 1-127(MIDI) use 20-30 for minimum, then 65-75 for maximum and attach a switch or button, use it like a stompbox and get some sweet sounds.

Phantastic, this is exactly wat I was looking for!

yeah i was checking that out last night. You can make it sound just like a real tape recorder......with a bad drive motor hehehe.
Good thick sound though and I like all of the features combined. Will be interesting to experiment with some different settings and inserts.
Thanks again Peter!

We now have a plug in that sounds slightly cleaner than u-He's Satin.

If there was a way to add a rate/speed parameter for the Wow/flutter effect it would be
an incredible Tape Flange.

I found that the plug sounds the best as an insert in an AUX channel where Delay or Reverb is the main effect.
It sounds great for saturation as a standalone or insert.
But on the STM AUX I had the SC Plate. In the AUX insert I put MixBus and set the Wow factor.
Then slowly raised the saturation pre and post Wow. Then raised the middle section console and was very happy listening while I used MIDI CCs to adjust the Wow and bypasses.
Most impressive.

Again a rate parameter for the Wow would make this plug in replace Satin 1.2.

Incredible year for all of us guys here.

Thanks Peter.......

dawman wrote: (...) If there was a way to add a rate/speed parameter for the Wow/flutter effect it would be
an incredible Tape Flange. (...)

That could be very very cool as new improved version or even as a standalone effect!

Many thanks Peter for this beauty.

I needed to make something sound like a 1930s' record player. I had EQ and crackles all going, the wow on this strip was just what I needed to make the turntable sound like it had a worn belt.

The wow & flutter is the missing piece to make a DSP virtual synth, like i.e. Prodyssey or Minimax, in something more like the real thing.
I noticed, in time, that the Prodyssey sounds very close to the real one (Korg Odyssey) but lacks a little bit of filter section "unpredictability", and the VCO "unstability" in the long hold of the note.
The filter and the warmth can be pretty solved with a good tube and/or tape effect (real or digital), but I always found some difficulties to find a good and realistic effect like this Mix Strip that features the "wow"... if only it had a time parameter for that wow it would be perfect!

Yeah, it is a very subtle effect (Like the UAD Studer i.e.), but in the mix can be make the difference between a too perfect emulation and a very realistic "breathing" vintage sound.

Sounds great ... kudos !

For me the room reverbs are a bit strong and I wish they had a dry/wet knob ....

Keep on Rockin Peter ... And many thanx !

great work peter, love your stuff!

hello
is someone can use this plugins at 96 khz?
thanks

At what altitude?