PSP Nitro

ttauri · 6th March 2004

PSP just released a demo for their forthcoming filter plug-in. PC and Mac OS X VST and PC DirectX formats.

PSP Audioware

Peece,
T. Tauri

Alécio Costa · 6th March 2004

I´m pretty sure it will be a pretty cool plug. Eager to test it

ttauri · 7th March 2004

Does a real nice job un-brittle-izing Reason synths (the extent of my playing around with it so far).

The interface seems very, um, 1990.

Heavy CPU guzzler, at least at this pre-release stage, tho. 2 instances gobble up about 50% of my G5's processing (in Tracktion, haven't converted it to AU to see how it behaves in Logic yet).

Peece,
T. Tauri

Teacher · 10th March 2004

most of the psp plugs are cpu hogs i guess thats why they sound good? (Vintage Warmer, Master Q, & now nitro)

how does it compare to antares filter?

ttauri · 10th March 2004

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Originally posted by Teacher
most of the psp plugs are cpu hogs i guess thats why they sound good? (Vintage Warmer, Master Q, & now nitro)

Well, they've taken it to a whole 'nother level--I doubt I can run more than 2 instances under normal conditions (unless there are optimizations still being made before the official release).

Quote:

how does it compare to antares filter?

Totally spanks Filter, though, so the CPU usage isn't for nothing. Timbres are richer and warmer; gives sounds a nice zing of presence; oscillator sweeps don't sound alias-y. Filter, to my ears, seems to only add a palpable effect in the high end, while the mids/lows come out like sludge, if they poke through at all; Nitro's mids/lows both come through better in more modest effects and sound more refined when the accent on them is heavier.

Peece,
T. Tauri

Teacher · 10th March 2004

Quote:

Originally posted by ttauri

Totally spanks Filter, though, so the CPU usage isn't for nothing. Timbres are richer and warmer; gives sounds a nice zing of presence; oscillator sweeps don't sound alias-y. Filter, to my ears, seems to only add a palpable effect in the high end, while the mids/lows come out like sludge, if they poke through at all; Nitro's mids/lows both come through better in more modest effects and sound more refined when the accent on them is heavier.

Peece,
T. Tauri

have you compared it to filter freak too? i don't run PT just curious though

ttauri · 11th March 2004

Quote:

Originally posted by Teacher
have you compared it to filter freak too? i don't run PT just curious though

Nah. I'm a native guy, likewise.

Peece,
T. Tauri

gorecki · 9th July 2009

Resurrecting because I just saw the post on kvraudio...

PSP Nitro from audioMIDI.com

Only 10 bucks for a cool plugin.

timmcallister · 9th July 2009

just bought it.

great stuff from audio midi. they seem to be doing this each month now. I got the breverb for $4.99 a few months back.

BudgetMC · 10th July 2009

Yow!!! Thanks for the heads up! You Rock.

Quote:

Originally Posted by gorecki

Resurrecting because I just saw the post on kvraudio...

PSP Nitro from audioMIDI.com

Only 10 bucks for a cool plugin.

rack gear · 10th July 2009

thanks - this is the right price for me!

6th March 2004	#1
ttauri Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2003 Location: Knife, Fork, Bottle, Cork Posts: 761 Thread Starter	PSP Nitro PSP just released a demo for their forthcoming filter plug-in. PC and Mac OS X VST and PC DirectX formats. PSP Audioware Peece, T. Tauri

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gorecki Gear Head Joined: Mar 2007 Location: NW Posts: 41	PSP Nitro - $9.99 at audiomidi.com Resurrecting because I just saw the post on kvraudio... PSP Nitro from audioMIDI.com Only 10 bucks for a cool plugin. __________________ Last edited by gorecki; 9th July 2009 at 09:30 PM.. Reason: mispell

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7th March 2004	#3
ttauri Lives for gear Joined: Aug 2003 Location: Knife, Fork, Bottle, Cork Posts: 761 Thread Starter	Does a real nice job un-brittle-izing Reason synths (the extent of my playing around with it so far). The interface seems very, um, 1990. Heavy CPU guzzler, at least at this pre-release stage, tho. 2 instances gobble up about 50% of my G5's processing (in Tracktion, haven't converted it to AU to see how it behaves in Logic yet). Peece, T. Tauri

9th July 2009	#9
timmcallister Gear addict Joined: Dec 2005 Location: oregon Posts: 421	just bought it. great stuff from audio midi. they seem to be doing this each month now. I got the breverb for $4.99 a few months back.

10th July 2009	#11
rack gear Gear Guru Joined: Mar 2008 Location: the big rack Posts: 10,232 10 Reviews written	thanks - this is the right price for me!

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