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An unwitting Spogg/MV 'collaboration'
Re: An unwitting Spogg/MV 'collaboration'
Wow, that didn't take long - cool beans. Thanks SO much for doing that.
"SpaceOhRack - Now for Stereo Synths Too !"
1) GUI fixed for new FX order.
2) Restored the Mono In switch in Korus, from Martin's original.
3) Restored to LoCut sw in MVerb - did you take it out because you felt we should get Martin's blessing first? - I'll remove it if he thinks it best.
Has anyone had a chance to check if the footswitch function is working? - I don't have one.
"SpaceOhRack - Now for Stereo Synths Too !"
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1) GUI fixed for new FX order.
2) Restored the Mono In switch in Korus, from Martin's original.
3) Restored to LoCut sw in MVerb - did you take it out because you felt we should get Martin's blessing first? - I'll remove it if he thinks it best.
Has anyone had a chance to check if the footswitch function is working? - I don't have one.
Last edited by k brown on Thu Jan 23, 2020 9:48 am, edited 2 times in total.
Website for the plugins : http://kbrownsynthplugins.weebly.com/
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martinvicanek
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Re: An unwitting Spogg/MV 'collaboration'
Another cool sounding and cool looking device! (place a "thumbs up" emoticon here)
Kevin, the low cut is okay, if it serves the purpose. I didn't have a problem with a muddy bass so far, perhaps because I have not yet thrown very bassy sounds at the MVerb. Anyway, feel free to modify as you like!
Kevin, the low cut is okay, if it serves the purpose. I didn't have a problem with a muddy bass so far, perhaps because I have not yet thrown very bassy sounds at the MVerb. Anyway, feel free to modify as you like!
Re: An unwitting Spogg/MV 'collaboration'
Terrif - thanks.
Many years of critical listening to, and my own making of, orchestral recordings in a variety of halls - when MVerb is set up with long decays of 2-2.5sec. and moderate Tone setting, it sounds like a very nice Hall, just even more so with the LoCut. The majority of 'good sounding' halls for classical music have considerably less reverberation at low frequencies.
Many years of critical listening to, and my own making of, orchestral recordings in a variety of halls - when MVerb is set up with long decays of 2-2.5sec. and moderate Tone setting, it sounds like a very nice Hall, just even more so with the LoCut. The majority of 'good sounding' halls for classical music have considerably less reverberation at low frequencies.
Last edited by k brown on Tue Mar 17, 2020 9:22 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Website for the plugins : http://kbrownsynthplugins.weebly.com/
Re: An unwitting Spogg/MV 'collaboration'
k brown wrote:3) Restored to LoCut sw in MVerb - did you take it out because you felt we should get Martin's blessing first? - I'll remove it if he thinks it best.
Oops! I didn't realise I'd taken anything out
Anyway, I think it's an excellent plugin now, and I think the re-routing and stereo option is a big improvement.
Cheers
Spogg
Re: An unwitting Spogg/MV 'collaboration'
I kept reaching for both Korus and MVerb over and over, so it just seemed a no-brainer to put them together and add your great multitap delay - great versions of the three most-used synth FX in one tidy box.
Website for the plugins : http://kbrownsynthplugins.weebly.com/
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wlangfor@uoguelph.ca
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Re: An unwitting Spogg/MV 'collaboration'
I like the look of it, professional looking 
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Re: An unwitting Spogg/MV 'collaboration'
I've got to admit- one of the first things I did with the first version was kludge two of them together for stereo 
We have to train ourselves so that we can improvise on anything... a bird, a sock, a fuming beaker! This, too, can be music. Anything can be music. -Biff Debris