TexZK
Released the new Granular v1.0 created by myself.
>>> http://www.virtualdj.com/addons/12953/Granular.html
Description:
Granular loop slicer.
Features:
Hints:
Notes for Windows users:
Always remember to update your system libraries in order to make new effects work, in case they don't:
http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/TexZK/blogs/4265/Windows_libraries_for_plugins.html
>>> http://www.virtualdj.com/addons/12953/Granular.html
Description:
Granular loop slicer.
Features:
- Dry/wet crossfader
- Grain loop length, 1/256 to 1 beat
- Restart sampling counter, 1/32 to 2 beats
- Quantizable loop length
- Quantizable restart counter
Hints:
- For classic grain effects: Grain length < Restart counter
- For complex grain + old samples effect: Grain length > Restart counter
- Grain length = Restart counter --> No effect
Notes for Windows users:
Always remember to update your system libraries in order to make new effects work, in case they don't:
http://www.virtualdj.com/homepage/TexZK/blogs/4265/Windows_libraries_for_plugins.html
Posted Wed 30 Mar 11 @ 3:42 pm
thetracker510
As allways ,your efforts are much appreciated ..TexZk !!!
Posted Wed 30 Mar 11 @ 9:17 pm
dydy1
we are waiting to have these new plug-ins to be ported to Mac. I can not give any feed backs yet.
Posted Thu 31 Mar 11 @ 10:30 am
djcel
now available for mac
Posted Wed 18 May 11 @ 4:19 pm
TexZK
Woo-hoo!!! :-)
Posted Thu 19 May 11 @ 12:49 pm
synthet1c
hi Tex,
This effect is awesome thanks for your hard work! Would it be possible to make a random setting generator that cycles until you disengage the effect for a bit of automatic beat mashing? I mapped random numbers to positions on a midi fader to show you what I mean, to use it you will need to piece it back together.
I found that it is best if slider 3 stays above 50% and slider 2 stays above 70%
Cheers,
Andrew
This effect is awesome thanks for your hard work! Would it be possible to make a random setting generator that cycles until you disengage the effect for a bit of automatic beat mashing? I mapped random numbers to positions on a midi fader to show you what I mean, to use it you will need to piece it back together.
I found that it is best if slider 3 stays above 50% and slider 2 stays above 70%
Cheers,
Andrew
param_equal 0% ? deck 1 effect "granular" active off : deck 1 effect "granular" active on
& param_smaller 10% ? deck 1 effect "granular" slider 3 50% & deck 1 effect "granular" slider 2 100%
: param_smaller 20% ? deck 1 effect "granular" slider 3 80% & deck 1 effect "granular" slider 2 100%
: param_smaller 30% ? deck 1 effect "granular" slider 3 80% & deck 1 effect "granular" slider 2 90%
: param_smaller 40% ? deck 1 effect "granular" slider 3 60% & deck 1 effect "granular" slider 2 90%
: param_smaller 50% ? deck 1 effect "granular" slider 3 60% & deck 1 effect "granular" slider 2 80%
: param_smaller 60% ? deck 1 effect "granular" slider 3 50% & deck 1 effect "granular" slider 2 80%
: param_smaller 70% ? deck 1 effect "granular" slider 3 90% & deck 1 effect "granular" slider 2 90%
: param_smaller 80% ? deck 1 effect "granular" slider 3 80% & deck 1 effect "granular" slider 2 70%
: param_smaller 90% ? deck 1 effect "granular" slider 3 60% & deck 1 effect "granular" slider 2 100%
: param_smaller 100% ? deck 1 effect "granular" slider 3 100% & deck 1 effect "granular" slider 2 100%
Posted Thu 26 May 11 @ 5:55 am