Electrix Repeater now as a vst!
Electrix Repeater now as a vst!
Yaaay!!!
http://www.electrixpro.com/products/vrpro.html
Though, how much money will this be??
Not cheap, i guess. Don't know who owns a hardware Repeater, but the OS upgrade is a hundred thirty bucks, so this plugin might be even more than that.
I was recently considering using my good old Repeater again to have a more focused, concise and mind free live set on guitar, compared to using a complex delays setup i made with Live. Now this great news actually troubles me... Mmmmmm
http://www.electrixpro.com/products/vrpro.html
Though, how much money will this be??
Not cheap, i guess. Don't know who owns a hardware Repeater, but the OS upgrade is a hundred thirty bucks, so this plugin might be even more than that.
I was recently considering using my good old Repeater again to have a more focused, concise and mind free live set on guitar, compared to using a complex delays setup i made with Live. Now this great news actually troubles me... Mmmmmm
Never a good sign to me when they are more intersted in shifting boxes through dealers than allowing potential end users to download a trial version and purchase online of it works for them...
Everytime I see something like this, and TBH everytime I use a DJ softwrae package - I have to keep asking isnt live supposed to be really good at pitch shifting and time stretching - why the hell do I keep looking for somthing that can do it to far better quality.
Maybe the tech in Live is getting old and has well and truly overtaken and desparately needs some algorythm updates.
Yeh - this may not be that great too - wont know until we hear it...
Edit: another thought - this to my mind is partly what sampler should be excellent at, but no - its just a dumb multi-sample player with lots of mod options, but not the ones I want...
Everytime I see something like this, and TBH everytime I use a DJ softwrae package - I have to keep asking isnt live supposed to be really good at pitch shifting and time stretching - why the hell do I keep looking for somthing that can do it to far better quality.
Maybe the tech in Live is getting old and has well and truly overtaken and desparately needs some algorythm updates.
Yeh - this may not be that great too - wont know until we hear it...
Edit: another thought - this to my mind is partly what sampler should be excellent at, but no - its just a dumb multi-sample player with lots of mod options, but not the ones I want...
Nothing to see here - move along!
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Yes - of course - unless the artifacts that live introduces somettimes into its pitch shift/time stretch start getting irratating and no amount of fine tuning parameters/selecting high quality mode etc will fix it, so you resort to loading it into a DJ package *just* to get a relatively artifact free time stretch job done.FORMAT wrote:What's the big deal here? Can't I do everything this software does in Ableton? The great thing about the real Repeater is that it's hardware.
hmmm.....
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This is really a different company than the folks who designed and produced the original Electrix product line. The original company was located in Victoria, British Columbia (like me); their IP was bought by this new company.They just seem a little too crazy to stay in business.
I wish the new guys all the success in the world! Electrix designed lovely stuff (I got me several of their boxes), but they had a some trouble meeting release dates for Repeater, and other organizational difficulties. I'm glad to see it back in any form.
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so it's like a band broke up and then started up again with new members. whats the big deal?_vrsn wrote:Epiphanius beat me to it, but I'll reiterate that this is NOT the same company. The small group of talented people who made up the original Electrix (a division of IVL Technologies) was dissolved in late 2001 / early 2002 and the brand was revived by another company a few years later.
It was as if someone shook up a 6 foot can of blood soda and suddenly popped the top.
Well, talking of live looping, no, it's not quite true:FORMAT wrote:What's the big deal here? Can't I do everything this software does in Ableton?
Repeater can behave like a delay with undo/redo possibilities.
In Live, either you go the "record" way for live looping and you loose all the feedback subtelties you get with a delay , and undo/redo is a bit awkward.
If you go the "delay" way, there's plenty of fun ahead, like punching silence into a loop just recorded, subliminaly fading away loop, etc..., but you have no undo/redo.
Repeater has the best of both worlds.
There really is a gap in the vst live looper field and i never found a convinicing vst live looper, even Mobius is to complex and weird.
That's why i think this might be some good news.
Hey, if they say they'll show the software at this show in London, they'll show it, won't they? Unless they want to be real jackasses.
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Re: Electrix Repeater now as a vst!
I'm reviving this necrothread because I'm curious as to how many people would buy a piece of software like this. Maybe in 2007 it was a bridge to far, but ten years later... I'd buy it in a heartbeat if it were available. Who else?