[50% OFF] Audio Damage Discord4 is on sale (until 11/2)
I'm yosi, the caretaker.
My personal favorite Audio Damage's Discord4 is on sale.
Discord4 has three modes, P1 is modeled on H910, and P2 and G2 are original.
G2 is Granular.
To be clear, the presets aren't cool at all.
It may not fit the piano, but it's not good.
But I think it's a Braguin that has a lot of potential.
The following video is fairly strong so that you can see the effect, but you can add a little accent by applying it thinly.
In the video below, the electric piano is hung, but isn't it cool?
Overview
Discord4 is the latest version of the most popular and long-lived product, the Discord Stereo Pitch Shifter.Originally modeled from the H910, Discord has long been a studio standby with its own effects, and this version contains major additions to further extend its capabilities.
The pitch shifter consists of three separate algorithms. "Vintage" mode (the original Discord algorithm modeled on Eventide H3 and H910), "clean" mode for more modern shifting sounds, and "granular" mode for experimental effects.Each mode has its strengths depending on the input material, and as a result, Discord 949 has a wide palette of features. The P3 and P1 algorithms give you complete control over the buffer (window) size of the shift effect, either for fine-tuning the shift to the input signal or for strange sound effects. At the extremes of the 2 octave shift range, this control can lead to really weird aliasing and artifacts.
Discord4 preserves the previous version of the tempo sync delay and bandpass filter pair and adds reverb to the feedback loop (for easy access to the "shimmer" effect).We have also replaced the original modulation source with a completely new FLFO (Flexible LFO) design.Includes panoramic control to control the stereo width of the wet signal.Finally, soft saturation and limiting have been added or improved throughout the signal path to improve the overall sound and vintage-style warmth, and extreme feedback experiments without fear of overloading the DAW's channels. Is now possible.
System requirements
Windows
- Windows 8.1 or later 32-bit or 64-bit DAW.
- VST 32 / 64-bit
- VST3 32 / 64-bit
- AAX 64-bit
Mac
- 10.8 or later 32-bit or 64-bit DAW.
- VST 32 / 64-bit
- VST3 32 / 64-bit
- AAX 32 / 64-bit
- AudioUnit 32 / 64-bit
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