Chorus for ProTools HD.....

MrKidd · 27th January 2008

What chorus plug-ins are the best ones for ProTools HD?

dsstudio · 27th January 2008

I am looking for 1 too, really miss that roland old chorus hardware...

drew · 27th January 2008

Echoboy does a nice one. As does PitchBlender.

dannygold · 28th January 2008

Isn't it SAD SAD SAD that Digi doesn't include something as basic as a chorus plugin? I'd recommend Audio Damage Fluid (and everything else by Audio Damage) if you have a RTAS to AU/VST wrapper.

Audio Damage :: Fluid

Beyersound · 28th January 2008

How bout those UAD-1 Roland plugins, they are pretty amazing.

d.dot · 28th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by dannygold

Isn't it SAD SAD SAD that Digi doesn't include something as basic as a chorus plugin? I'd recommend Audio Damage Fluid (and everything else by Audio Damage) if you have a RTAS to AU/VST wrapper.

Audio Damage :: Fluid

Thanks for that. listen to the demo and and bought it. $29 is a great price!

elambo · 28th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by drew

Echoboy does a nice one.

Yep! Some great choruses in there. By the name you'd think it's only a delay plugin, but its choruses are rich and warm and sound great in the mix.

bgrotto · 28th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by dannygold

Isn't it SAD SAD SAD that Digi doesn't include something as basic as a chorus plugin? I'd recommend Audio Damage Fluid (and everything else by Audio Damage) if you have a RTAS to AU/VST wrapper.

Audio Damage :: Fluid

They do.

The short delay plug actually opens up as a chorus.

Steve MacMillan · 28th January 2008

+1 Fluid

mixerguy · 28th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve MacMillan

+1 Fluid

Yo STeve - what au/vst -> RTAS rapper are you using for Fluid? (and others, I assume)

and - does it make things go crashie crashie?

thanks!

James Meeker · 28th January 2008

About a year ago I asked Massey plugins if they'd code up a chorus suite for TDM, since the options out there are boring and kind of suck. Didn't seem too interested though.

So screw it, I use a rackmount hardware chorus and patch it into the SSL.

karl · 28th January 2008

I just checked out the Fluid audio demo and it sounds really great, but I hate to use a wrapper. Sadly the company seems resistant to an RTAS or TDM version.

e-cue · 28th January 2008

http://www.synaptricity.com/productscentrifuze.html

I've been having a lot of great results with Centrifuze on vocals. It's kinda funky to get a handle on, but can get really deep. Definitely not just a chorus plug in.

Steve MacMillan · 28th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by mixerguy

Yo STeve - what au/vst -> RTAS rapper are you using for Fluid? (and others, I assume)

and - does it make things go crashie crashie?

thanks!

I use the FXpansion VST->RTAS wrapper. I only wrap a few choice plug-ins, and for the most part it works very well. Many of the ProTools shortcut keys do not work with a wrapped plug-in open on the screen (use your mouse), and there are a few VST plug-ins that have problems wrapped. But things like the Audio Damage plug-ins wrap and work very well. I think it is a mistake to blindly wrap every plug-in in your VST folder. Instead make a VST folder for the wrapper and copy important VST plug-ins there. Wrap and test them one at a time.

STeve

d.dot · 28th January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steve MacMillan

I use the FXpansion VST->RTAS wrapper. I only wrap a few choice plug-ins, and for the most part it works very well. Many of the ProTools shortcut keys do not work with a wrapped plug-in open on the screen (use your mouse), and there are a few VST plug-ins that have problems wrapped. But things like the Audio Damage plug-ins wrap and work very well. I think it is a mistake to blindly wrap every plug-in in your VST folder. Instead make a VST folder for the wrapper and copy important VST plug-ins there. Wrap and test them one at a time.

STeve

+1 on the wrapper. Works great.

dannygold · 31st January 2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by James Meeker

About a year ago I asked Massey plugins if they'd code up a chorus suite for TDM, since the options out there are boring and kind of suck. Didn't seem too interested though.

So screw it, I use a rackmount hardware chorus and patch it into the SSL.

Massey probably knows their market and know what to spend time coding up.

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MrKidd Gear nut Joined: May 2006 Location: STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN Posts: 89 Thread Starter	Chorus for ProTools HD..... What chorus plug-ins are the best ones for ProTools HD?

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dannygold Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,851	Isn't it SAD SAD SAD that Digi doesn't include something as basic as a chorus plugin? I'd recommend Audio Damage Fluid (and everything else by Audio Damage) if you have a RTAS to AU/VST wrapper. Audio Damage :: Fluid __________________ Danny Gold Last edited by dannygold; 28th January 2008 at 02:52 AM.. Reason: spelling

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dsstudio Gear addict Joined: Dec 2003 Location: CA, USA Posts: 348	I am looking for 1 too, really miss that roland old chorus hardware...

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drew Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Maryland,USA Posts: 3,538	Echoboy does a nice one. As does PitchBlender.

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Beyersound Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2007 Location: Vegas, Norcal Posts: 3,608	How bout those UAD-1 Roland plugins, they are pretty amazing.

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Steve MacMillan Gear maniac Joined: Mar 2005 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 175	+1 Fluid

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karl Gear maniac Joined: Mar 2004 Location: London Posts: 277	I just checked out the Fluid audio demo and it sounds really great, but I hate to use a wrapper. Sadly the company seems resistant to an RTAS or TDM version.

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e-cue Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Lost Angeles Posts: 4,069	http://www.synaptricity.com/productscentrifuze.html I've been having a lot of great results with Centrifuze on vocals. It's kinda funky to get a handle on, but can get really deep. Definitely not just a chorus plug in.