reverse ecco?
reverse ecco?
Does it exist a deley or other type plugin that can make reversed eccos?
Don't know about plugins but here's the universal work around for reverse delay/reverb.
1. Select the audio track you want the effect on and reverse it dry.
2. Apply the effect you want to the reversed (backwards) track.
3. Freeze and flatten that track so the effect becomes part of the audio.
4. Reverse the track a second time for it to play forward.
Done.
You may have to play around with the reverbs/delays and their tails a bit to get exactly what you want but that will do the trick. For this reason is it always good to make duplicate tracks of the original so you can go back to make the changes a couple times if need be.
You may already know all this but sharing it anyway.
1. Select the audio track you want the effect on and reverse it dry.
2. Apply the effect you want to the reversed (backwards) track.
3. Freeze and flatten that track so the effect becomes part of the audio.
4. Reverse the track a second time for it to play forward.
Done.
You may have to play around with the reverbs/delays and their tails a bit to get exactly what you want but that will do the trick. For this reason is it always good to make duplicate tracks of the original so you can go back to make the changes a couple times if need be.
You may already know all this but sharing it anyway.
OK nice, but I want to do it live on any channel instantly!beats me wrote:Don't know about plugins but here's the universal work around for reverse delay/reverb.
1. Select the audio track you want the effect on and reverse it dry.
2. Apply the effect you want to the reversed (backwards) track.
3. Freeze and flatten that track so the effect becomes part of the audio.
4. Reverse the track a second time for it to play forward.
Done.
You may have to play around with the reverbs/delays and their tails a bit to get exactly what you want but that will do the trick. For this reason is it always good to make duplicate tracks of the original so you can go back to make the changes a couple times if need be.
You may already know all this but sharing it anyway.
I know how to reverse an audio clip
So im just looking for a plug, or a series of plugs that can do this instantly.
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leedsquietman
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www.google.com
using this search engine I found various links, including this
http://www.kvraudio.com/news/5495.html
New V3 Effects:
* Stereo Bit Quantizer (Distortion).
* Stereo Double Distortion (64 bits 2x oversampled).
* 3 Tap Mono to Stereo Delay/Echo.
* 3 Tap Stereo Parallel Delay/Echo.
* Reverse Echo.
* Ring Modulator.
* Stereo Phaser.
* Stereo Flanger.
* 32 Band Analog Vocoder
I don't know how effective it would be but there is a demo.
using this search engine I found various links, including this
http://www.kvraudio.com/news/5495.html
New V3 Effects:
* Stereo Bit Quantizer (Distortion).
* Stereo Double Distortion (64 bits 2x oversampled).
* 3 Tap Mono to Stereo Delay/Echo.
* 3 Tap Stereo Parallel Delay/Echo.
* Reverse Echo.
* Ring Modulator.
* Stereo Phaser.
* Stereo Flanger.
* 32 Band Analog Vocoder
I don't know how effective it would be but there is a demo.
http://soundcloud.com/umbriel-rising http://www.myspace.com/leedsquietmandemos Live 7.0.18 SUITE, Cubase 5.5.2], Soundforge 9, Dell XPS M1530, 2.2 Ghz C2D, 4GB, Vista Ult SP2, legit plugins a plenty, Alesis IO14.
Now that I think about it maybe dubstation does what you are looking for.
http://www.audiodamage.com/effects/prod ... ?pid=AD006
Check out the demo songs on the page.
http://www.audiodamage.com/effects/prod ... ?pid=AD006
Check out the demo songs on the page.
www.ableton.comleedsquietman wrote:www.google.com
using this search engine I found various links, including this
http://www.kvraudio.com/news/5495.html
I don't know how effective it would be but there is a demo.
using this music editing forum I always get nice tips, and good discusions!
Thank you for googling for me, ill check it out if it can do what I want!
It cant, I tried it. Very nice n simple though! I recomend it for dub delay.beats me wrote:Now that I think about it maybe dubstation does what you are looking for.
http://www.audiodamage.com/effects/prod ... ?pid=AD006
Check out the demo songs on the page.
zebe,
don't wanna be the pessimistic type but...
aren't you asking for the impossible:
I mean:
The fact that you start hearing reversed echo tails before the sound that generates it is produced, seems to imply sincere honest true real-time impossible.
aren't echo tails causal?
If i had to implement this, what I would do is introduce a delay in the forward signal path, so that I could buy the time to calculate the reverb/taps and invert it before onset. But that seems befuddled because of it's limited fake "real-time" window, and worse, the shortness of the achievable reverb length.
I wonder how the guys in the first link do it, i'll have to read more.
VST still is king of free huh?!
don't wanna be the pessimistic type but...
aren't you asking for the impossible:
I mean:
The fact that you start hearing reversed echo tails before the sound that generates it is produced, seems to imply sincere honest true real-time impossible.
aren't echo tails causal?
If i had to implement this, what I would do is introduce a delay in the forward signal path, so that I could buy the time to calculate the reverb/taps and invert it before onset. But that seems befuddled because of it's limited fake "real-time" window, and worse, the shortness of the achievable reverb length.
I wonder how the guys in the first link do it, i'll have to read more.
VST still is king of free huh?!
http://www.mesmero.net
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Hidden Driveways wrote:This doesn't answer your question at all, but I said it anyway simply for the joy of making a post.
Who said I wanted that?Mesmer wrote:zebe,
don't wanna be the pessimistic type but...
aren't you asking for the impossible:
I mean:
The fact that you start hearing reversed echo tails before the sound that generates it is produced, seems to imply sincere honest true real-time impossible.
aren't echo tails causal?
If i had to implement this, what I would do is introduce a delay in the forward signal path, so that I could buy the time to calculate the reverb/taps and invert it before onset. But that seems befuddled because of it's limited fake "real-time" window, and worse, the shortness of the achievable reverb length.
I wonder how the guys in the first link do it, i'll have to read more.
VST still is king of free huh?!
I was asking for a spesific type ecco, ecco ALWAYS comes after the original signal, hence the name!!
wierdo..
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corygilbert wrote:maybe....
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