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2013/01/28 02:13:44 (permalink)

A cool special at Audio Deluxe...

Along the usual ongoing Waves/Toontracks/etc special, AD just announced over 50% off on all D-16 Plug-ins.

I've recently demo'ed Fazortan, as suggested by Bit - amazing phaser, for a mere $22. And if you've had your eyes on LuSH-101, now might be the occasion...

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    The Maillard Reaction
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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/28 08:29:50 (permalink)


    It models "Operational Transconductance Amplifiers" which is a fancy way of saying "Op-Amp"... which is a fancy way of saying "transfer function"... which is a fancy way of saying "equation"... which is a fancy way of saying it does math.










    So it sounds good?








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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/28 08:40:15 (permalink)
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    So it sounds good?
    D16's effects are a bit different. Not goto effects for standard phaser, chorus reverb etc. They are for when you want something out or the ordinary. They sound very good indeed!


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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/28 08:47:03 (permalink)


    For the first time in months... I'm intrigued by the possibility that something might actually be remarkably different.

    I may have to grab it.

    Thanks.


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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/28 12:28:23 (permalink)
    Rain

     And if you've had your eyes on LuSH-101, now might be the occasion...
    Yep, at 85 bucks, this is getting close to no-brainer territory.  This is a wonderful instrument, IMO.  However, not everybody likes it as much as I (and it's CPU hungry with no multi-threading), so grab a demo copy first.  But you're not likely to see it at a better price for quite a while.

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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/28 14:18:56 (permalink)
    I know the are reputedly different, but actually, Fazortan is the first phaser that makes me go "that's it!" since the long discontinued Phaser Model 88, by Sonic Timeworks.

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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/28 15:54:11 (permalink)

    Operational Transconductance Amplifiers, or OTAs, are not the same as op amps. They are more like voltage controlled current sources, see link below for informative info from a former Moog employee. From my recollection, a typical early example CA3080 was not particularly hifi, but was used for musical projects like envelope controller, auto gain control and filter applications. Probably the latter for a phaser.

    http://www.uni-bonn.de/~uzs159/ota3080.html


    I tried the demo and it sounds nice btw....

    mike_mccue


    It models "Operational Transconductance Amplifiers" which is a fancy way of saying "Op-Amp"... which is a fancy way of saying "transfer function"... which is a fancy way of saying "equation"... which is a fancy way of saying it does math.

    So it sounds good?



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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/28 16:04:16 (permalink)
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    Operational Transconductance Amplifiers, or OTAs, are not the same as op amps. They are more like voltage controlled current sources, see link below for informative info from a former Moog employee. From my recollection, a typical early example CA3080 was not particularly hifi, but was used for musical projects like envelope controller, auto gain control and filter applications. Probably the latter for a phaser.

    http://www.uni-bonn.de/~uzs159/ota3080.html


    I tried the demo and it sounds nice btw....

    mike_mccue


    It models "Operational Transconductance Amplifiers" which is a fancy way of saying "Op-Amp"... which is a fancy way of saying "transfer function"... which is a fancy way of saying "equation"... which is a fancy way of saying it does math.

    So it sounds good?


    Thank You!


    best regards,
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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/28 16:25:42 (permalink)
    You're welcome  :-)

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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/28 19:29:33 (permalink)
    Scarfed Phoscyon.  A BIG THUMBS UP for Toraverb...and right now it's a steal!!  I use it all the time.  Very deep spacey verbs and textures.  Wowie-wow-wow.

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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/28 21:13:23 (permalink)
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    And if you've had your eyes on LuSH-101, now might be the occasion...
    Perfect timing - I actually HAVE had my eyes on LuSH-101...and I just a got a hefty bonus at work.


    BTW, anybody in the market for a bit crusher should buy Decimort for $22 post haste.  That's a ridiculous price for a great plugin.  Best in its league IMO.



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    Re:A cool special at Audio Deluxe... 2013/01/29 20:51:39 (permalink)
    Rain, Ol Pal,

    Thanks for the heads up.

    Did Toraverb for the $21 special at Audio Deluxe after trashing out the demo.

    Very good and useful reverb. Has a unique niche.

    Also supports a simple "key" file to authorize. No dongle, no online call/response required.

    Best,
    John
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