metz
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Bitcrusher in Sonar?
Hey guys!
I was doing some drum-work yesterday and needed a bitcrusher. I was 100% sure that there were a bitcrusher hidden in one of the bundled plugins but couldnt find it. Or am I wrong? Maybe it was in an older version or before 64-bit? Please enlighten me. I'm running X2 Producer 64 bit.
/M
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scook
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 01:23:14
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Fog
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 01:27:59
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you might be thinking of the bit crusher part of dim-pro perhaps ? it's at the top lot of controls to the right.
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metz
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 04:20:12
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No one of them looks as the picture I have of it in my head. Hmmm...
I'll check out the AliasFactor one though. Thanks!
Or can you guys point me in the direction of a better one. Doesnt matter if I have to pay for it.
/M
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TS
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 05:15:59
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metz
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 06:20:38
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Interesting. I'll have a look at that, thanks. Still certain that I have seen a bitcrusher in one of my plugins that isnt alias factor or dimension...
/M
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 08:24:49
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i think...and i only think,the bitcrusher is in the 32 bit version of sonar x2.
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 08:53:04
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Yup, AliasFactor is a 32-bit plugin. Should bridge just fine, though.
I'm just wondering what would qualify as a "better" bit-reduction plugin.
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scook
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 09:08:41
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Strange, I only installed the 64bit SONAR X1/X2 and AliasFactor shows up for me. I thought it was a DX effect. Doesn't that mean it is a 64bit version?
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 09:31:06
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Some of CW's plugins are 64 bit DX.
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 09:37:27
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"I'm just wondering what would qualify as a "better" bit-reduction plugin."
Me too. LOL
I wonder if Metz is thinking of Bitmeter?
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sharke
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 12:37:13
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I for one would like a more analog, smoother sounding bitcrusher! One that authentically recreates that bitcrushed 70's sound.
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 13:02:36
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I don't think there was digital audio in 1970. At least not so one would notice. But then I'm always behind the times.
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metz
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 14:25:08
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John
"I'm just wondering what would qualify as a "better" bit-reduction plugin."
Me too. LOL
I wonder if Metz is thinking of Bitmeter?
--- No I meant bitcrusher. Maybe they sound pretty much the same. I was just thinking that there might be a bitcrusher that sounded better than others. Better conversion or whatever. I really dont know what I'm talking about as usual. ;) /M
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sharke
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 15:36:52
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John
I don't think there was digital audio in 1970. At least not so one would notice. But then I'm always behind the times.
Rats. I had hoped not to be taken seriously. I cannot enter the Mr. Shades emoticon from my phone.
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/01 23:55:40
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Re:Bitcrusher in Sonar?
2013/03/02 00:11:18
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sharke
John
I don't think there was digital audio in 1970. At least not so one would notice. But then I'm always behind the times.
Rats. I had hoped not to be taken seriously. I cannot enter the Mr. Shades emoticon from my phone.
Not to worry. I seem to be taken seriously too often myself. I figured you were joking. But just in case. LOL I was half joking myself. LOL You see the irony in it all.
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