NDSP Quad Cortex

[GTR37]

I dig the bite sized feature vids, but I’m not entirely tracking the point of having two versions of Doubler or Blend etc. If these aren’t plugin specific why have a “plugin” version of it if it’s native?

Agreed it is odd , unless one uses less cpu ?
Maybe

 

[Jynx]

I don't see a synth block anywhere and he scrolls all the way to the bottom. Unless it's within something else. Like the alien head grouping. Forget what it's called.

 

[Mongillo19]

I don't see a synth block anywhere and he scrolls all the way to the bottom. Unless it's within something else. Like the alien head grouping. Forget what it's called.

It's on neurals QC website but false advertising has never stopped them before

 

[mikah912]

I dig the bite sized feature vids, but I’m not entirely tracking the point of having two versions of Doubler or Blend etc. If these aren’t plugin specific why have a “plugin” version of it if it’s native?

I watched the Blend mini-video a couple of times trying to figure that out and I got nowhere.....

 

[mikah912]

It's on neurals QC website but false advertising has never stopped them before

You talking about the video where they call it "Rabea's synth"?

 

[GTR37]

You talking about the video where they call it "Rabea's synth"?

I think that was a slip up of what they are working on
It was likely a beta on the unit they showed in the Sweetwater vid

 

[Mongillo19]

You talking about the video where they call it "Rabea's synth"?

Nah on their main website they have a animated video of different QC effects and the Synth (along with other wahs that aren't on the unit) being shown

 

[GTR37]

Nah on their main website they have a animated video of different QC effects and the Synth (along with other wahs that aren't on the unit) being show

Nah on their main website they have a animated video of different QC effects and the Synth (along with other wahs that aren't on the unit) being shown

Do you have a link ?
Are you sure it not an old vid they just have not updated ?

I can’t imagine them not saying anything about new wahs and a synth until release date and surprise

This goes strongly against the over promise , under deliver creed they follow

 

[Mongillo19]

Do you have a link ?
Are you sure it not an old vid they just have not updated ?

I can’t imagine them not saying anything about new wahs and a synth until release date and surprise

This goes strongly against the over promise , under deliver creed they follow

Neural DSP - Quad Cortex

neuraldsp.com

It's the embedded video seen below:

 

[Mongillo19]

Do you have a link ?
Are you sure it not an old vid they just have not updated ?

I can’t imagine them not saying anything about new wahs and a synth until release date and surprise

This goes strongly against the over promise , under deliver creed they follow

They even have it as an icon on their effects and

 

[GTR37]

They even have it as an icon on their effects and

View attachment 25725

Oh crap that’s old like really old
That was there prior to launch in 2020
That’s before they removed a bunch of devices

 

[mikah912]

I've never noticed that specific video listing before, but that is definitely Ye Olde False Advertising....

 

[Mongillo19]

I've never noticed that specific video listing before, but that is definitely Ye Olde False Advertising....

Yeah idk if I'd call it a video or embedded walkthrough lol

But yeah it's not accurate lol

 

[Jarick]

I'll be curious how different or better the new transpose is compared to the current pitch effect. I actually think the current one is pretty decent, a little bit of artifacts sometimes but could generally use it live. Didn't seem far off from the Helix and Fractal versions. But I don't use it much and haven't used something like the Drop or Pitchfork.

 

[Whizzinby]

I watched the Blend mini-video a couple of times trying to figure that out and I got nowhere.....

Same here LMAO.

With the exception of side chaining a noise gate and an improved pitch shift, I’m not sure any of these other things I’d use beyond a week post release and then ignore from there on after. Of course it’s YMMV.

 

[2dor]

Same here LMAO.

With the exception of side chaining a noise gate and an improved pitch shift, I’m not sure any of these other things I’d use beyond a week post release and then ignore from there on after. Of course it’s YMMV.

I felt the same but the last use-case made it click - that one's easier to understand.

With the Blend you can basically mix between what comes before the "blend" block and the "source" signal you specify.

Going at extremes with the "Blend" dial either gives you 100% of the "Source" (bypassing everything before the "Blend" block) or cancels the "source" signal and just feeds in the blocks before the "Blend" block.

 

[Whizzinby]

I felt the same but the last use-case made it click - that one's easier to understand. With the Blend you can basically mix between what comes before the "blend" block and the "source" signal you specif.

I’m feeling slow today. (So, it’s a normal day)

So it’s blending the the source (DI) and all the blocks before the Blend Block, and then processing everything normally in the chain that follows it?

 

[paisleywookiee]

I bet the output I'm thinking of is exactly 3A.

Two weeks from tomorrow.

 

[GTR37]

I'll be curious how different or better the new transpose is compared to the current pitch effect. I actually think the current one is pretty decent, a little bit of artifacts sometimes but could generally use it live. Didn't seem far off from the Helix and Fractal versions. But I don't use it much and haven't used something like the Drop or Pitchfork.

From the video it seemed decent
I have not played with the Fractal pitch block that much lately but I don’t think I would be able to go 5 semi tones clean without it falling apart , I think the virtual capo was good for 2 or 3 but beyond that it becomes noticeable

 

[2dor]

I’m feeling slow today. (So, it’s a normal day)

So it’s blending the the source (DI) and all the blocks before the Blend Block, and then processing everything normally in the chain that follows it?

That's what it seems to do; much like a splitter/mixer thing but doing so without eating into another signal lane.