I’m super happy with it!

Huge win for the pp community

Totally agree considering reverb is one of phase plant's weak points. This fixes that plus some

Thanks for everything! Always happy to make videos for you

Much labbing to do^^

Good time to hop back in!

Heck yeah! Hope you like it as much as I do^^

I was really excited to do this video just because this was a highly requested feature I wanted in phase plant. annnnnd they did it. big win for sound designers lol

@@Alckemy yeeeap, not only that, but a great tool for mixing, especially with multipass and the parallel processing you can do in snap heap :")

Couldn't agree more!

Yeah that got me too!

Nx can I just give a personal thanks for how you like and comment on every single video ❤️ thank you so much

@@Alckemy You’re very welcome. Much love.❤️

Not sure if that will be ever possible since stretch needs to go through a precomputation step before the effect can be heard. (But it would be amazing if some magical algorithm would allow it, unfortunately, I don't know anything about DSP, so I have no idea if it can actually be done)

convolution is much more suited for emulating the body of an acoustic instrument so you could use noise as the impulse(breath, bow, or pick) a keytracked resonator as the string or pipe or membrane (comb filter will do too) then convolution for the instruments body

@@DataBroth Super duper true

​@@VeganKebabDoRuky It's possible you just need to change increment size on the discrete convolution algorithm

​@@DataBroth That's actually a pretty big misconception. Convolution can be used to model any linear time invariant system, or a nonlinear system at operating in a certain range - be it a room, a microphone or a bell / any other resonator. Convolution just imparts the frequency time characteristics of that system onto the incoming signal. You can try it yourself just put a tonal plucked / struck tone into a convolver as the IR then you can excite it with an impulse.

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you know how I like my sounds :)

Frequent actually did the demo tune for it but… I find that it’s not a tool for me. For the price point I don’t find any unique features it has that I don’t do already. The bipolar distortion claim also isn’t true as a quadrant waveshaper like trash already has that feature. For a beginner the morphing filters are cool but the biggest problem I have is that you can’t make your own! That being said I think it’s a great intermediate tool and it definitely sounds good:) What id suggest instead is to see how rift can apply to the other neuro videos you’ve already seen and adapt it to the formula, since, well, there’s nothing super unique about it. Thanks for checking in on the content!

@@Alckemy ohhh gotcha! Makes sense! Yeah I’ve been looking into trash as well because everyone swears by that plug-in and koan sound use it on pretty much all their basses :)

rift by no means is bad! I just don't want to spend the money on it

@@Alckemy yeah I gotchu! Seeing what you’ve been able to do with phaseplant has been making me want to get it soon 😂 I just like asking what you think because you know what’s best for this stuff!

@@SuicideSD too much credit! I’m still learning too. I have a video coming out soon breaking down the mechanics of some this stuff so I hope it’s something you feel like you can put that shiny plugin to use with^^

Thank you! ❤️

Ey what’s a burner account?

​@@KnzoVortex Account you don't care about, generally, anything but your main account that you can afford to lose. Now I don't use it for anything bigoted or stuff that would get me banned, it's just to avoid dislike bombs from arguments. Although, in my case the better term would be a "sock" account. A better example of a burner account would be a burner email. It's a type of service where you can quickly make a temporary email that you can actually check, get what you need and then you can dispose of it.

Hello, I'll try to keep it brief although there are a lot of similarities Phaseplant: semi modular (you can place effects just about anywhere) 32 osc unlimited fx with snap ins available as standalone plugins multipass and snap heap integration. Kilohearts expands their effects often, although they aren't free it's basically an incredible ecosystem of subtractive, fm, sample, and wave table synthesis with insane potential for routing and processing. cost $10/subscription with a rent to own model $500 full bundle other bundles available Pigments granular, additive, subtractive, fm synthesis 2 main osc and a sub built in sequencer/arpeggiator up to 12 effects at once with a large list (I think, I don't own it) $10 rent to own via splice $199 purchase BOTH modulation system although they both behave way different lfo's msegs randomizers both sound great with tons of presets phase plant is a deeper synth, pigments has a lot of unique features verdict: demo both :)

@@Alckemy Thank you for taking the time to give me a well detailed response. Much appreciated. I wish you a happy new year

@@bulentkamali happy new year! Thanks for watching my content

You might just have to tell it where to look. Can you import other sample folders into it? Just go to the impulses and then add folder

@@Alckemy Yeah, I can add new samples, and it knows the way to the user library. But I just can't seem to locate where the Factory impulses are :/

@@mikras4114 on Mac you can hit the GO tab and search for your Kilohearts folder, that is odd though. next step would be to try their discord. the devs are always active and you can expect a speedy reply

@@Alckemy I realized I was just stupid. I was clicking on the folder icon inside the plugin all along, and not the area that contains the name of the Impulse Response. Thanks for helping out tho

You have more control on average (length, stretch, fade in and out, reverse, etc.) and it's a separate plugin. Plus it's a snapin so good for invested Khs users. As a standalone convolver, this one is a lot more versatile. The one in Trash 2 is a nice compliment for shaping the sound, and it sounds great too, but it's not really a standalone convolution reverb unlike Khs Convolver. As for the algorithm, I have no idea. Maybe there's a slight (or not so slight of a) difference, maybe not really. Dunno.

Trash does have an emphasis on mic positioning But can’t manipulate the sample where as with kilohearts there’s a lot you can do with the impulse beyond

you give me too much credit

False! You made a great demo video. I should have just said thank you and moved on. Keep up the good work.

I had the same thought!

I thought sitar but you're right, it's a bit of both.

@@turntsnaco824 I'm just glad it's recognized as sounding like an actual instrument

Bruhhhh