Transient Designer plugs??

TML · 10th September 2006

Anyone know of any or have experience with the Creamware version or transmod?
Tim

junior · 11th September 2006

haven't tried the creamware or sony, but i have tried some native plugs (waves, voxengo, digital fish phones). i actually liked dominion the best:
http://digitalfishphones.com/main.php?item=2&subItem=4

salomonander · 11th September 2006

try waves transx. i own this and the hardware and really prefer the software.

Raymann · 26th December 2006

a bit late for an answer, but anyway. I have used the transient designers from creamware a lot, and they are just great. Use them with care though, cause these babies actually do work....i mean, i have tested the waves TransX or something like that it's called....and in comparision to the transient designer they do nothing. The attackers are for just adjusting the attack. With the designers you can adjust attack as well as sustain....you want choppy drums....use these on your tracks....maybe you can get a demo version of them, but i'll doubt you'd regret the purchase.

Regards,
Ray

Ravian · 26th December 2006

if you have logic use "enveloper"
attack & release

Bang · 26th December 2006

I messed around with various transient modding processors while doing the sample disc and always found the SPL hardware to do some decent things, but the software Waves and Fishfonesdidn't quite have the same magic, although both were nice. I ended up taking the SPL out of the dynamics chain because in the end, I liked it better without. But maybe I didn't spend enough time with it. The Waves especially has a lot of tweakage to it.

JamieMB · 27th December 2006

AM|Pulse is a transient designer in Sampltude. The demo has this plugin in it

www.samplitude.com

CinningBao · 27th December 2006

You might also like to try Braindoc's free Envelope designer

http://www.braindoc.de/english/vstEn.html

TML · 27th December 2006

Checked out some of the plugs before purchasing the trasient designer. It killed them. Thanks,
Tim

DeadPoet · 27th December 2006

imho dominion does NOTHING when compared to a TD4... unfortunately i will have to shell out €900 next year for a TD4 because since doing some stuff with it I can't live without one..... no more gating and a lot less compressing of drums.

Herwig

10th September 2006	#1
TML Lives for gear Joined: Nov 2002 Posts: 1,029 Thread Starter	Transient Designer plugs?? Anyone know of any or have experience with the Creamware version or transmod? Tim

11th September 2006	#2
junior Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2005 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 2,078	haven't tried the creamware or sony, but i have tried some native plugs (waves, voxengo, digital fish phones). i actually liked dominion the best: http://digitalfishphones.com/main.php?item=2&subItem=4 __________________ "Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep"... --Scott Adams

26th December 2006	#6
Bang Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2003 Posts: 2,701	I messed around with various transient modding processors while doing the sample disc and always found the SPL hardware to do some decent things, but the software Waves and Fishfonesdidn't quite have the same magic, although both were nice. I ended up taking the SPL out of the dynamics chain because in the end, I liked it better without. But maybe I didn't spend enough time with it. The Waves especially has a lot of tweakage to it. __________________ Steven Slate Hear drum samples used by today's top mixers and used on tons of top billboard hits at: www.stevenslatedrums.com SSD Drum Suite now Available for DOWNLOAD!! 40 WORLD CLASS DRUMKITS FOR RTAS/VST/AU www.slatedigital.com DOWNLOAD NEW TRIGGER DEMO! www.slateproaudio.com

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CinningBao Gear interested Joined: Jan 2005 Location: London Posts: 22	You might also like to try Braindoc's free Envelope designer http://www.braindoc.de/english/vstEn.html __________________ http://www.soundcloud.com/cinningbao

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11th September 2006	#3
salomonander Lives for gear Joined: Dec 2005 Posts: 2,462	try waves transx. i own this and the hardware and really prefer the software.

26th December 2006	#4
Raymann Gear interested Joined: Jun 2006 Location: Holland Posts: 8	a bit late for an answer, but anyway. I have used the transient designers from creamware a lot, and they are just great. Use them with care though, cause these babies actually do work....i mean, i have tested the waves TransX or something like that it's called....and in comparision to the transient designer they do nothing. The attackers are for just adjusting the attack. With the designers you can adjust attack as well as sustain....you want choppy drums....use these on your tracks....maybe you can get a demo version of them, but i'll doubt you'd regret the purchase. Regards, Ray

26th December 2006	#5
Ravian Gear addict Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 435	if you have logic use "enveloper" attack & release

27th December 2006	#7
JamieMB Gear maniac Joined: Nov 2006 Posts: 220	AM\|Pulse is a transient designer in Sampltude. The demo has this plugin in it www.samplitude.com

27th December 2006	#10
DeadPoet Lives for gear Joined: Apr 2003 Location: Belgium Posts: 1,285	imho dominion does NOTHING when compared to a TD4... unfortunately i will have to shell out €900 next year for a TD4 because since doing some stuff with it I can't live without one..... no more gating and a lot less compressing of drums. Herwig

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