Attn: Heinz - Plugin Idea

jbuntz · 4th January 2004

Since you guys seem to be leading the pack in software technology since the release of BitWarmer, I was curious if you guys could maybe develop mastering limiter than converts mixes into maximized white noise....but with floppy drive 4th order harmonics. Sorta like an instant Finch/Andrew WK mastering job. Or maybe just raw DC with lots of 4th order harmonics. 0 dB RMS baby! Talk about winning the loundess wars!

e-cue · 5th January 2004

Isn't that what the Masterizer does?

heinz · 5th January 2004

e-cue is correct, my brothers at FL have cornered the market on this one.

Not many people are aware of this, but we have been experimenting with negative harmonics. A test unit is on my workbench, it's built completely with point-counterpoint wiring.

And in the area of reverse-vintage technology, we have some stuff that nails the sound of equipment yet to be invented. Using a modified Arp Odyssey, we push a 220v current through at exactly 88 amps. This produces an insane amount of sparks, but the tone.... OMG.

It's an exciting time to be an equipment designer!

4th January 2004	#1
jbuntz Lives for gear Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 1,716 Thread Starter	Attn: Heinz - Plugin Idea Since you guys seem to be leading the pack in software technology since the release of BitWarmer, I was curious if you guys could maybe develop mastering limiter than converts mixes into maximized white noise....but with floppy drive 4th order harmonics. Sorta like an instant Finch/Andrew WK mastering job. Or maybe just raw DC with lots of 4th order harmonics. 0 dB RMS baby! Talk about winning the loundess wars!

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e-cue Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Lost Angeles Posts: 4,069	Isn't that what the Masterizer does?

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heinz Lives for gear Joined: Mar 2003 Location: chicago Posts: 1,025	e-cue is correct, my brothers at FL have cornered the market on this one. Not many people are aware of this, but we have been experimenting with negative harmonics. A test unit is on my workbench, it's built completely with point-counterpoint wiring. And in the area of reverse-vintage technology, we have some stuff that nails the sound of equipment yet to be invented. Using a modified Arp Odyssey, we push a 220v current through at exactly 88 amps. This produces an insane amount of sparks, but the tone.... OMG. It's an exciting time to be an equipment designer!