Free Ambience Tool
- Peter4724
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Free Ambience Tool
Hi
The next one!
Have Fun.
Peter
The next one!
Have Fun.
Peter
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- Roland Kuit
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Re: Free Ambience Tool
Thanks Peter!
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thanks again peter looks great
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Eanna
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Thank you very much Peter. Looks like a really useful device... Looking forward to trying it out.
Not because it is easy, but because it is hard...
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Amazing - thanks Peter
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you are sooo cool - thx 1000x
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Nice look 
Please resave to SFP 4.x
Many thanks Kamil
Please resave to SFP 4.x
Many thanks Kamil
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igge1
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Re: Free Ambience Tool
Oh, another one. Looks interesting and different. Nice work.
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jksuperstar
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Peter, I really like the solo modes you have in this device. It makes tuning the "ambience" very easy. And it really sounds great, especially when used to just add that "little something extra"...great work! I like it on mono synths already. Better than a chorus in some cases!
I normally make very electronic music, so not a focus on the vocals, if they exist at all. But I can really see how this would be very useful on Solo instruments like violins, small group/chamber music instruments, or vocals.
Of course, I had to laugh at the XLR connectors
I normally make very electronic music, so not a focus on the vocals, if they exist at all. But I can really see how this would be very useful on Solo instruments like violins, small group/chamber music instruments, or vocals.
Of course, I had to laugh at the XLR connectors
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!!! Really awesome device !!!
I was waiting for it since I saw its jpg image !
I'm using it on a spoken poetry track already with chorus / delay / eq. Only by tweaking the high, low, m/s fader, I get perfect result which I couldn't achieve without.
Thank you much much more than much !
I was waiting for it since I saw its jpg image !
I'm using it on a spoken poetry track already with chorus / delay / eq. Only by tweaking the high, low, m/s fader, I get perfect result which I couldn't achieve without.
Thank you much much more than much !
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JoPo
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Ah yes ! I forgot to ask : what does indicate the horizontal vumeter just under the ambience space display ?
Thanks !
Thanks !
- Peter4724
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The PhaseJoPo wrote:Ah yes ! I forgot to ask : what does indicate the horizontal vumeter just under the ambience space display ?
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Of course ....
Very useful for that kind of device..
Thanks, Peter !
Very useful for that kind of device..
Thanks, Peter !
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