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Re: ADSR real time plug in?
Question, when you say ADSR, are you meaning A & D?
The problem surely is with the trigger to start an attack? I know that any guitar synths Ive owned that actually modify the input audio have lots of trouble, surly there must be something approximating this in the VG world? Cant we do it with the GR55 Per? TBH I havent tried, but I certainly use the Banjo VG sound to get a D effect, as in short plucky decay. I suggest that it needs a hex pickup at least.
Of course Bills post is infering that he wants only a plugin, and that its a "compressor" related effect that hes after.
I cannot believe that there no plugins available that can't "turn the attacks inside out" like we used to with those big old tube driven studio compressors. God that was a trip putting late 80´s techno through a few (Dang.. what were they called.. I used to have 3... ??? Black with 2 channels and lots of side chaining possibilities.. damn my drug addled brain)...
The reason I chimed in though is to wonder... Has anyone ever played with a really old effect from Morley called the Pic O vol? There was also a (pic O wah too.) If I remember correctly it actually had a special metal pick that cut the sound dead when in touch with the string, you plucked and the sound faded in, at a speed dependant on a single knob. The effect kinda stuck into the jack socket...
Seriously.. isnt this simple electronics? a tiny mono VCA where the volume is turned up after connection with earth has been broken? Just surprised I havent seen anything about it for about 25 years!
Mark
On Wed, Apr 4, 2012 at 6:50 PM, William Walker
<billwalker@baymoon.com> wrote:
Does any one make an ADSR plugin that can be applied in real time, ie used during loop creation while recording, as apposed to just working as a post production App? if its tied to a delay algorithm that would be cool, and perhaps I already have one, as i was recently given a mass of plug ins I haven't gone through yet. To that end I'm talking right now to the designer of the great floor compressor I use, the OWA 1960, about building a true ADSR in to a stomp box pedal, as nobody has done such a thing in a pedal format, that really works well, as does all four phases of ADSR. I'm surprised Moog hasn't done a mooger fooger ADSR, but then again, I wouldn't have the real estate on my pedal board for something that big, not to mention the $. Those of you who have heard my music know that i rely heavily on the Auto- volume Echo on line 6 M series processors to achieve a volume pedal swell, as apposed to using a strait volume pedal, which is also something i do, but i need the auto volume effect because all of the loop tasking and real time effects control I'm doing with my feet.
Thanks
Bill
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