Do you think it would be easy to make a simple vibrato effect with reaktor?
i really miss the scanner vibrato in logic. pro tools don't have one, you can buy it as an extra but it's overpriced. i can't seem to find any other RTAS vibrato plug ins so it looks like i'll have to make one myself.
i'm not very good at this type of thing so if someone feels up for the challenge it would be much appreciated.
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did a quick search in reaktor forums and found a thread with a load of good stuff in it. some links to finished things and some more building based stuff. You would definitely get something useful out of it though.
http://www.native-instruments.com/forum ... ht=vibrato
"You can make a vibrato by feeding your signal into a delay line and modulating the delay time with a low-frequency sine or triangle wave. Use the output from the delay line, and don't mix in any of the original signal."
quick easy and simple solution there. dunno what it would sound like tho, but maybe it's fun to experiment. Would be a case of hooking up about 3 or 4 prebuilt modules.
http://www.native-instruments.com/forum ... ht=vibrato
"You can make a vibrato by feeding your signal into a delay line and modulating the delay time with a low-frequency sine or triangle wave. Use the output from the delay line, and don't mix in any of the original signal."
quick easy and simple solution there. dunno what it would sound like tho, but maybe it's fun to experiment. Would be a case of hooking up about 3 or 4 prebuilt modules.
Check out the free bundle here, it has a vibrato plugin in it among others.
http://www.nomadfactory.com/products/di ... index.html
http://www.nomadfactory.com/products/di ... index.html
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Yeah, there's not much to vibrato. It's basically a simple delay (as short as possible for the modulation depth) - ie, no feedback, no dry/wet mix, no filtering or EQ, just a time delay - where you modulate the delay time with an LFO. Pretty much the only thing you have to look out for is to make sure the delay unit includes decent interpolation.oblioblioblio wrote:did a quick search in reaktor forums and found a thread with a load of good stuff in it. some links to finished things and some more building based stuff. You would definitely get something useful out of it though.
http://www.native-instruments.com/forum ... ht=vibrato
"You can make a vibrato by feeding your signal into a delay line and modulating the delay time with a low-frequency sine or triangle wave. Use the output from the delay line, and don't mix in any of the original signal."
quick easy and simple solution there. dunno what it would sound like tho, but maybe it's fun to experiment. Would be a case of hooking up about 3 or 4 prebuilt modules.