tritone digital and valvetone native

rhizomeman · 13th September 2009

From the tritone digital homepage:

"Currently, we have almost completed porting ValveTone '62 to a native RTAS, VST and AU format. This port is undergoing beta testing."

Anyone have more info? Any beta testers here?

lerone · 23rd September 2009

Yeahhhhh!! I've been checking out the website a fair bit, but somehow managed to miss this. Literally, I cant actually wait for Angeltone to be re-released, that has been a long time coming. I've always loved the sound of TTD stuff, they really are a cut above the rest as far as analogue ITB goes - but I hate using pluggo, it has been quite the arse at times. Valvetone is a great sounding plug, but I just hope they finally implement the use of higher SRs, I'm normally working in eiter 88.2 or 96 so thats a major deal breaker for me and it would be great to have that particular mojo on hand.

Come on Tritone!!

lydpik · 23rd September 2009

This is interesting! Tritone was one of the first to use convolution. Sounds great!!
But the pluggo thing just killed that firm before it even got started.

Dean Roddey · 23rd September 2009

They started that process a good while back, and that notice about the beta has been there for a long time as well. So one would hope they were close to releasing those first new versions.

13th September 2009	#1
rhizomeman Lives for gear Join Date: May 2008 Location: Memphis Posts: 640 Thread Starter	tritone digital and valvetone native From the tritone digital homepage: "Currently, we have almost completed porting ValveTone '62 to a native RTAS, VST and AU format. This port is undergoing beta testing." Anyone have more info? Any beta testers here?

23rd September 2009	#3
lydpik Lives for gear Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 662	This is interesting! Tritone was one of the first to use convolution. Sounds great!! But the pluggo thing just killed that firm before it even got started. __________________ Sorry for any bad grammar/spelling, I'm not from around here

23rd September 2009	#4
Dean Roddey Gear Guru Join Date: May 2008 Location: Mountain View, CA Posts: 10,907 2 Reviews written	They started that process a good while back, and that notice about the beta has been there for a long time as well. So one would hope they were close to releasing those first new versions. __________________ Dean Roddey Chairman/CTO Charmed Quark Systems, Ltd www.charmedquark.com Be a control freak!

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23rd September 2009	#2
lerone Banned Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: London Posts: 1,088	Yeahhhhh!! I've been checking out the website a fair bit, but somehow managed to miss this. Literally, I cant actually wait for Angeltone to be re-released, that has been a long time coming. I've always loved the sound of TTD stuff, they really are a cut above the rest as far as analogue ITB goes - but I hate using pluggo, it has been quite the arse at times. Valvetone is a great sounding plug, but I just hope they finally implement the use of higher SRs, I'm normally working in eiter 88.2 or 96 so thats a major deal breaker for me and it would be great to have that particular mojo on hand. Come on Tritone!!