Clone ensemble:
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What is Clone Ensemble?
Clone Ensemble is a Windows platform plug-in for making solo instruments and voices sound like an ensemble in unison and/or octaves. DirectX and VST versions are available.
How does it work?
Up to 32 clones of the original sound are generated, each with its own unique vibrato and a small delay. The parameters of each clone are carefully chosen to work together.
In addition to that, groups of clones can be transposed up or down an octave, and the vocal characteristics (formants) shifted. Together this can change the sex of the affected clones.
What sort of performance does it get?
Clone Ensemble is quite CPU-hungry. When generating 32 clones with a 3-way Sex Machine split, it will utilize around 30% of a 2GHz Pentium 4. It also requires quite a bit of memory. You won't want to have more than one instance running at once.
What do I get for free?
The unregistered version is hardwired to a single preset - you can't twiddle the dials. The preset is 16 clones, with vibrato and timing optimised for vocals, and multitimbre set on. As a special dispensation, you can adjust the Sex Machine knob, to audition the sex transpose feature.
Will Clone Ensemble work with sample rates higher than 44100?
The code is written to work with any sample rate, but I've only tested it at 44100. Remember that at higher rates the CPU usage will go up, and the plug-in has to do more work for each second of audio. 32 clones at 96KHz might challenge most computers available today.
I'm blind, my screen reader has trouble with the knobs and buttons.
In the standard versions on this plugin, the knobs and buttons are all graphical controls. If you prefer, I also have DirectX and VST versions available with plain, focusable controls. Please contact me and I will email them to you directly.
Vamos, que hace coros
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Bass chorus:
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Have you ever used a stereo chorus on a bass sound and ended up with a muddy bottom end swimming all over the place?
Bass Chorus can avoid that problem by separating the bass and treble frequencies, where you set the cutoff frequency. The effect is only applied to the treble portion, which is then mixed back with the bass for output.
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Y water glass, un noise reduction:
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I wrote this to learn about FFT-based processing, and as a tool to use in sound design. I was more interested in the "burbling" artifacts that happen when "too much" noise reduction is applied. However, this plugin also does a pretty decent job of "clean" noise reduction when the depth control is lower. When you consider that commercial noise reduction plugins can cost between $250 and $800, this one is pretty good value!
En la misma página hay algunas otras cosas free, pero no tengo ni idea de los que son..
http://www.cloneensemble.com/
p.d: se me olvidaba, creo que nadie los había puesto, pero por si...
