haha very cool !!

wlangfor@uoguelph.ca wrote:This is badass man. I'd like to make this into something fancy if You'd allow Me to use Your name in the credits? I always love new limiters.

Thanks!! Ok no problem .. but for non-commercial use. Still it is in beta, so it doesn't work well at all.

martinvicanek wrote:Maybe this example will help?

Yes! Thank you!!

Well, I think its success would be something that would be assured dependent on CPU usage. And that's My forte.

Great, if you want we will optimize the guistar for better CPU usage.

Ok thanks Martin, yes! is what I was looking for, I changed the envelopes of transient detector and limiter, Now it doesn't distorted, there are lattency, but is a limiter, is the only way to do it without distortion. Check it out!
The highpass corner frequency should be sightly below the lowpass ...

Ok, I've been looking for some articles and I've seen that the Wacom RCompressor works just like I designed it, I'm glad I got the truth right.
https://www.waves.com/1lib/pdf/plugins/renaissance-compressor.pdf
Now, what I do not know is if the transient meter that I did works as it ...

Omg! I love how it sounds, I also really like that being convolution you can change white noise by an atonal loop, such as a wind loop, to achieve a unique reverberation effect. Good job Martin, I love it!

ARC are the acronyms of Automatic Release Control . Ok I will explain why is better than normal "manual" release an how it works:
The main problem with the brickwall limiter is: At high release it distorts, and with slow releases, the problems are the transients, which gives to the envelope a false ...

Hi Wassaka. Off topic but are You still hosting your Guistar?
I love that prog and wanted to ask if We could collaborate on it?
Your work is really well thought out.

What about clamp and then a high pass btw? I dunno it's a shot in the dark. I wonder if the solution could be that simple.
The ...

Hello! I'm trying to make a band splitter with a large number of bands like 32, 64 or even 128 bands. My question is: is there any way to do it? I mean, I can do it manually band by band, but I think this is a headache to do ...
I see the vocoder module of Martin Vicanek (1024 bands) but I need ...