Awesome awesome beta update! The new linphase sound of the plugin makes it afaik 100% identical to the age old "magic weapon" beta. Fantastic! It's much more "tight" and even a bit "compressey" when in Linphase mode.
Cheers!
bManic
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bmanic
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Date: Mar 18, 2005, 4:50pm
OK, good.
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kylen
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Date: Mar 19, 2005, 12:27pm
We're talking Warmifier beta version 1.5a (05MAR2005)?
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Brian
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Date: Mar 19, 2005, 3:30pm
Yap!
Yeah, I have to say it sounds really good, sort of punchy. What is it Aleksey, what does this Linear phase switch do, because I had thought the point of Warmifier was to accurately model various valves?
One of the important internal stages can be calculated in the linear-phase and non-linear phase modes. That's the only difference.
In the real-world all filters are non-linear phase - would that be a factual statement, or am I being too simplistic about this?
I would say all real-world (analog) filters are causal, while all linear-phase filters are non-causal. Of course this linear-phase mode is just an option - this does not decrease the 'already available' value of Warmifier.
I would say all real-world (analog) filters are causal, while all linear-phase filters are non-causal.
Yes that's what I was thinking; and, of course, an interesting thing about the "virtual" world is that by circumventing the causal laws of nature you might even improve on "reality". Nice to discuss philosophy in a plugion forum ;-)
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bmanic
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Date: Mar 29, 2005, 6:17pm
I'm really really really diggin this version.. it's got some totally magic tightment sound in it now. I'm using it more as a compressor now. It's killer on percussion and drums!
Cheers! bManic
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