Over 41 different effects and 9 groups of elements are there including samplers, drama, digital instruments, analog and various others. I believe that the basics should be together in a month or two and then what is left is some of the more complex effects (but these might come in the vst mentioned above).It also comes up with support for MIDI controller that helps in creating music notes as well as support for correcting the music and create a variety of audio effects. It's not that this can't be done already, but there's no single VST as it stands right now that brings it all together. But, what is unfolding now is a toolset in MaxForLive that will actually eventually allow anyone with MaxForLive to recreate the sorts of sounds on the album ISAM.
I understand that some people already understand a lot about this stuff. That will almost round this off and basically I will have done what I set out to do. Once I have figured how to do spectral morphing, I will add it to the patch I made. I'm still puzzled as to why Simpler/Sampler don't have FFT transposition by default but anyway. I'll download that tomorrow.Īnyway, I finally got my first polyphonic, pitch shifting sample player working. The point is, it is possible to do the morphing part outside of the actual performance. The Acoustice Refractions samples were probably made with EFT in Kontakt which I mentioned a few pages back. You can get great harmony out of a marble rolling in a glass bowl if you pitch the second voicing up a fifth. However, the samples themselves are great for what I am trying to do. The actual Absynth patches aren't the greatest. NI Komplete 7 came with a library called Acoustic Refractions. I'll be looking in to Camtasia over the next week or so so I can start posting videos of what I am working on.Īlso, I'm now finding that I don't really need "morphing". I probably could have done that in Alchemy but all the knobs distracted me. Probably because it only does one thing: shift pitch. I'm getting better results with this max patch so far. It's probably great, but it just personally do what I wanted straight off the bat.
I couldn't get Alchemy to make the kinds of sounds I wanted. Always on the lookout for more VSTs in the area.
I haven't tried Vertigo, Hamor and Poseidon but will look in to them.
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