Friday, 28 August 2009
Manifold audio samples
A number of people have commented on the lack of audio samples on our product pages. So, due to popular request, mp3s have been added to the Loomer Manifold page. Audio demos for Loomer Aspect and Loomer Resound will be coming shortly.
Tuesday, 25 August 2009
Aspect 1.4.2 released
Available as of now at the Loomer website, Aspect 1.4.2 is a minor update that contains a few fixes and enhancements:
- An uninstallation script is now available for the Mac OS X version. This script, when ran, will completely remove any installed Aspect components.
- Fixed an issue when the Aspect VST plugin is hosted by Reaper which could cause audio glitches when either changing programs, or editing Aspect parameters.
- Any notes playing when the host transport is restarted are now stopped.
Saturday, 22 August 2009
Shift: Diatonic, Pitch Shifted Delays
Loomer Shift, our new granular diatonic pitch shifter and delay effect has been released. As usual, it’s available for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, and comes in a numerous amount of plug-in formats (VST, Audio Unit, RTAS, and Standalone.)
Shift has three independent delay lines, each one combining a fully fledged bucket brigade device style delay with a granular pitch shifter. Three different pitch shifting modes are available - in both Chromatic and Recursive modes the pitch shift amount is specified in semitones and cents, the difference between them being that in Chromatic mode the delay feeds back into itself, whilst in Recursive mode the delay feeds back into the pitch shifter. Finally, in Diatonic mode pitch shift is specified in diatonic intervals (eg, Unison, Second, Third) of a selected key and scale. The monophonic audio tracker then chooses the appropriate pitch shift in order to produce a harmony that is in key.
The free evaluation can be downloaded here, or, if you’re so inclined, a few choice audio examples can be heard here.
Shift has three independent delay lines, each one combining a fully fledged bucket brigade device style delay with a granular pitch shifter. Three different pitch shifting modes are available - in both Chromatic and Recursive modes the pitch shift amount is specified in semitones and cents, the difference between them being that in Chromatic mode the delay feeds back into itself, whilst in Recursive mode the delay feeds back into the pitch shifter. Finally, in Diatonic mode pitch shift is specified in diatonic intervals (eg, Unison, Second, Third) of a selected key and scale. The monophonic audio tracker then chooses the appropriate pitch shift in order to produce a harmony that is in key.
The free evaluation can be downloaded here, or, if you’re so inclined, a few choice audio examples can be heard here.
Wednesday, 12 August 2009
Resound 1.3.4 released
Resound, our vintage sounding delay unit, has been updated to 1.3.4. Download the latest version for Mac OS X, Windows, or Linux in VST, Audio Unit, RTAS Plugin or Standalone application format.
This new version has fixes for a few minor issues:
This new version has fixes for a few minor issues:
- Fixed pulsing noise that could occur when running at sample rates other than 44100Hz.
- Delay tails are now curbed when the host sequencer transport is restarted.