The Quilcom TOMSNARE: Guess what this one does!
Posted: Tue Aug 06, 2019 1:14 pm
Hi all!
This adds to my Beater 2 (B-2) series and is a synth/sampler combo similar in design philosophy to my B-2 KICK:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=20093
The TOMSNARE name should tell you a lot! The design focuses on simulating the sounds produced by rigidly supported circular membranes, which is a fancy way of saying “drums”. Of course it also includes a flexible SNARE generator.
Keeping with the philosophy, you can load up any sample or part of a sample or loop, and layer the synth sound with it (or just use the sample with the filter). When you have something you like you can export the whole sound via the inbuilt audio recorder, for use in your favourite drum machine and/or DAW. Of course you can use the VSTi plugin directly in the DAW and then you’ll have the possibility to have subtle variations between each hit.
The presets included should be considered as generic starting points, and they cover a wide range of instrument types.
As with my B-2 KICK, I’ve included 32 and 64 bit executables and VSTi plugins.
I made a video demo here:
https://youtu.be/DgAAwFGhL_M
If you wish to experiment with it, I strongly recommend you read the User Guide. If you’re interested in the theory, I’ve included papers and links which cover the theory.
Download the zip here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/r7ucp24piocqu ... 7.zip?dl=0
Cheers
Spogg
This adds to my Beater 2 (B-2) series and is a synth/sampler combo similar in design philosophy to my B-2 KICK:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=20093
The TOMSNARE name should tell you a lot! The design focuses on simulating the sounds produced by rigidly supported circular membranes, which is a fancy way of saying “drums”. Of course it also includes a flexible SNARE generator.
Keeping with the philosophy, you can load up any sample or part of a sample or loop, and layer the synth sound with it (or just use the sample with the filter). When you have something you like you can export the whole sound via the inbuilt audio recorder, for use in your favourite drum machine and/or DAW. Of course you can use the VSTi plugin directly in the DAW and then you’ll have the possibility to have subtle variations between each hit.
The presets included should be considered as generic starting points, and they cover a wide range of instrument types.
As with my B-2 KICK, I’ve included 32 and 64 bit executables and VSTi plugins.
I made a video demo here:
https://youtu.be/DgAAwFGhL_M
If you wish to experiment with it, I strongly recommend you read the User Guide. If you’re interested in the theory, I’ve included papers and links which cover the theory.
Download the zip here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/r7ucp24piocqu ... 7.zip?dl=0
Cheers
Spogg