Signal Path 04 Noisebud, 2024, February 62025, May 27 Hello Patreons,I have some good and some (minor) bad news. I was planning to release SubBB 2.0 in mid-January but had to put that on hold when I discovered some bugs in the Mac build. After a week of testing and searching, I could conclude that the issues weren’t caused by me but by the tools I used. Next week I made about 10 test plugins for the tool developers to use to search for the bug. I called them “Signal Path” followed by a number. None of them was anything special, I just used the same stuff that triggered the bugs in the first place but did it in different ways for every plugin to help them find the issue. Number 4 of the “Signal Path”-test plugins was an envelope follower. It’s a plugin that consists of an envelope follower that controls a VCA for the incoming signal. It blends this “enveloped” signal into the dry signal with a wet/dry knob called “Amount”. I was blown away when fiddling around with it in a test project and immediately tried it on a client track and couldn’t believe the result. This thing is next level even in its current state. Development time so far is about 1.5 hours, it took longer to make the video, installers, and write this. =) Download Hub for Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/posts/74683988 Blog
Wigware and Ambisonics 2012, September 18 It seems it’s a bit of a hype to make Ambisonic mixes at the moment, everybody is doing it and that include us. We use Reaper for mixing (and for the rest of the production in most cases) and since it is one of the most versatile software when it… Read More
Sound of Stockholm 2012, November 28 A festival that’s getting better and better. The highlights (for us) this year where Mark Fell, Ryoji Ikeda and Tarek Atoui but what makes Sound of Stockholm special is the focus on contemporary music, electronic acts such as Ikeda is as obvious as an acoustic ensemble or solo instrumentalist, the variety is… Read More
Snippets of time 2011, April 14 If you want to see a Kaurismäki flick with a happy ending, check out “The Trumpet” and “The Cello”. Inspired by the director Frank Herz’s movie “Ten minutes older“, the producer Nicolas McClintock invited 15 directors back in 2002 to make 10 minutes observations (or movies) that illustrated the millennium shift. My favorite is Herzogs 10… Read More