Introducing the PCM950 plug-in that you want to use with Inphonik's RX2612 if you buy it
After trying it for a while, it was unexpectedly good, so I would like to introduce it.
When I say the conclusionPCM2612 Retro Decimator Unit (free)とInphonik's RX950It is a story that the combination of is wonderful.
I have recommended it for a long timeInphonik's RX950However, it does not have a bit crusher, which is unusual for a Lo-Fi system.
(I think the implementation itself is easy, but I didn't put it because of my commitment.)
Inphonik emulated Yamaha's YM2612 chip, which was separately installed on the Megadora.Rym2612 ICONIC FM SynthesizerIs out.
Previously thisRYM2612It was a method of inserting as an effect and using the internal bit crusher, but by itselfPCM2612 Retro Decimator UnitWas released a while ago.
You can also download the PCM2612 Retro Decimator Unit with PluginButeqe.
Align the GUI sizes of the RX950 and PCM2612 Retro Decimator Unit
What's great is that you can make the GUI the same size first.
The default is like this, but you can change it to the rack GUI.
Click the icon at the bottom of the GUI.
Here, set "Display Zoom Factor" to "1.0x".
This will be the same size as the RX950.
The overall balance is similar, so it feels good.
"Display Zoom Factor" fits well in other sizes.
Swap the order of RX950 and PCM2612 Retro Decimator Unit
Since it is a filter and a bit crusher, the sound changes considerably just by changing the order.
Which is not better, it feels like the right person in the right place.
When RX950 comes first
Note that the PCM2612 Retro Decimator Unit will be easier to clip later, so you need to adjust the Output Level on the RX950 side as necessary.
If you narrow down the "Filter" with the RX950 first, the roughness of the DAC will stand out.
I hung it on the guitar.
A unique effect can be obtained by diluting the DAC.
PCM2612 Retro Decimator Unit first
If you put the PCM2612 Retro Decimator Unit first, you can get a fairly natural Lo-Fi feeling.
Adjustment is easy because the effect of PCM950 Retro Decimator Unit can be made inconspicuous with "Filter" of RX2612.
I hung it on the guitar.
You can make adjustments so that you can hear or not hear the bit crusher feeling.
Introducing the PCM950 plug-in that you want to use with Inphonik's RX2612 when you buy it.
The compatibility between the RX950 and the PCM2612 Retro Decimator Unit is pretty good.
The atmosphere changes considerably just by changing the order, and it is wonderful that you can easily produce a Lo-Fi feeling (nostalgic feeling).
I hung the RX950 and PCM2612 Retro Decimator Unit on a sample guitar and drums.
On the guitarDuckI only hang it, but other than that, there is no effect.
I think it's a really great match.
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