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October 22, 2019 at 11:48 am #115573wafa12Participant
I am trying to emulate the “Galaxy Borders” preset from the DSP7000 Unit using Anthology Suite Plugs. As seen here: https://youtu.be/tVzltQd6-Nw?t=96
Any idea what algorithms were used, and how ?
It seems to use delay, reverse (or volume ramp?), pitch, and reverb.
I came fairly close using H949, quadravox, and black hole. I found H949 has reverse, but does’nt have a long enough delay time to repeat in the same way.
Currently trying to patch a delay with volume ramp modulation on H3000 factory but havent worked it out.
That hardware sounds so damn nice.
Release the secret sauce!
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October 22, 2019 at 1:56 pm #152994wafa12Participant
from the manual : EQ > reverse shifters(10 sec) > verb.
That explains it.
OK, Eventide, “Reverse Shifter” VST required! When??
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November 4, 2019 at 4:55 pm #153113wafa12Participant
Hmmm…..
It seems Soundtoys offers this in their Crystallizer plug in.. I don’t quite know how or why this effect would be left to anyone other than Eventide to provide in the Anthology X bundle (that I own).
Answers please Eventide!
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November 6, 2019 at 8:08 pm #153126
Hi-
Yes, that's a great sounding preset. Unfortunately, given the limitations of the reverse delaly in H949, getting the needed reverse delay length and sound is currently not possible with Eventide plugins. Taking a look at the Galaxy Borders preset, the routing of that algorithm is also not possible to create with multiple plugins. I will note that the reverb structure of the algorithm seems to be closer to that of UltraReverb than Blackhole.
We do read and consider all feature and product requests, but I can't comment on the likelihood of a plugin or set of plugins which could recreate this effect at this time.
Best
-Tom
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