The Quilcom Phadex 2: More Phase Distortion Frenzy
Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2020 4:34 pm
Hello! 
Manfred Plümer convinced me that it would be better if the Phadex could save any loaded waves in the preset as a waveform table float array instead of just a path. So, along with a newly skinned GUI kindly made by Kevin Brown, I decided to make the Phadex 2.
Original Phadex:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=36640&hilit=phadex#p109735
Manfred then went on to offer lots more waves and preset banks, so I made a video to celebrate the changes:
https://youtu.be/ChC3Ik51Fsg
You can get the whole thing here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/cl1136q09b04s ... 4.zip?dl=0
The zip includes everything, so you don’t need anything from the original Phadex. The user Guide is based on the original GUI because the layout and functionality is the same. There is also a small document outlining the changes.
I must say this has extended the scope of the synth considerably and presets can now be shared without the recipient having to have the original external wavs on their system and in the same location.
Have fun!
Manfred Plümer convinced me that it would be better if the Phadex could save any loaded waves in the preset as a waveform table float array instead of just a path. So, along with a newly skinned GUI kindly made by Kevin Brown, I decided to make the Phadex 2.
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Original Phadex:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=36640&hilit=phadex#p109735
Manfred then went on to offer lots more waves and preset banks, so I made a video to celebrate the changes:
https://youtu.be/ChC3Ik51Fsg
You can get the whole thing here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/cl1136q09b04s ... 4.zip?dl=0
The zip includes everything, so you don’t need anything from the original Phadex. The user Guide is based on the original GUI because the layout and functionality is the same. There is also a small document outlining the changes.
I must say this has extended the scope of the synth considerably and presets can now be shared without the recipient having to have the original external wavs on their system and in the same location.
Have fun!