Serum 2 - Spectral Sampler
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@DanH What does it do that you want to do?
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@clevername27 sounds cool
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@DanH Ha, OK. If there is a specific technology you'd like to use in your plugin, I can tell you how to do it. I can't tell you how to do it in HISE—but I can tell you how to do it. Feel free to ask away…
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@DanH said in Serum 2 - Spectral Sampler:
One of the features people seem to be going most wild for is the Spectral Sampling. I wonder if this is something we might see in Hise one day?!
What is spectral sampling?
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@d-healey sorry should have written spectral sampler. It's actually a spectral re-synthesis engine that takes whatever sample you throw into it and re-synthesises it, with interesting results. You can then warp it using multiple filter / fm options.
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@clevername27 pray tell....
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@DanH said in Serum 2 - Spectral Sampler:
It's actually a spectral re-synthesis engine that takes whatever sample you throw into it and re-synthesises it
You can do this with Loris (GPL)
Also Paraphrasis (which uses Loris) might be of interest to you.
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@DanH See the videos here. The main thing my software does is convert audio recordings to these models—which can then be resynthesised. To be clear, much of this processing occurs outside of the HISE plugin. (Please excuse the idiot in the photo.)
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@clevername27 This is an awesome pug-in! Congrats! When you say the processing happens outside the Hise plug-in where does it happen exactly?
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@DanH Thank you, kindly. It happens in other software I've written (stand-alone, command-line, boring-looking).
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I have an unfinished prototype does "spectral granular" with warp functions. Been considering including that in my synth for a long time though. I'll try if i can find a way to implement that in hise.
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@Allen I'd be interested in learning more…
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@Allen very interested in the warp functions!