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TL;DW: SampleUndelay is AU-only SampleDelay featuring negative delay.
SampleUndelay.zip(214k)
By request, here's something from the retro bin, brought up to date as well as I could![:D]( "Very Happy")
The original SampleDelay offered millisecond, sample and subsample delays, but it also offered negative delay. The thing is, it did that through declaring a bunch of latency and then delaying to match it. There's a couple problems with that. Firstly, it kills your ability to track into the mixing system: everything gets the maximum added latency, and then more delay to get to whatever the target delay time is. So you're always getting thousands of samples delay no matter what: it's only OK for mixing. Even recording automation, that will interfere with you being able to interact with the mix.
Secondly, I've had trouble making it work reliably with different programs. Generally at 44.1k it does what it means to do. I've seen 96k recordings mysteriously try to use 88.1k for a latency, throwing off the calibration of the ms control. Never mind trying to do a VST port: I've not seen documentation on how that's meant to be done though I understand the JUCE folks try to make it work, yet even they seem to sometimes run into incompatibilities. I'm running into incompatibilities even just on Audio Unit. For the time being I am not liking the results of trying to declare latency, even just on AU where it's part of the basic plugin format.
But I was asked to bring this back anyhow… so here it is, as-is. It's January and I'm mostly trying to get other stuff up to speed, such as the reverbs: in my video I asked whether people are interested in a 'redux' of kCathedral, because I'm interested in revising it to address criticisms (I'd keep the original one available, but replace it with a newer version) and to take advantage of a lot of woodshedding I've been doing on the subject of reverbs.
I've got a lot of things coming out in February, I just wanted to drop a thing or two that are not as big as full plugin releases, or things like this where there's a couple people who want it, and limited scope for it. For VST users (of which I'm one, on Mac Reaper, because it runs a 64-bit buss) or indeed anybody, I'd also recommend just sliding the track earlier in the DAW, and then if you want a plugin, finetune it with the regular SampleDelay which will do exactly the same thing in the end, except you can track into it because you're running a zero latency system (outside of whatever your DAW and converters impose).
For those of you that asked for exactly this, hope it will do![:D]( "Very Happy")
download Signed M1/Intel Mac AUs.dmg
download Retro PPC/32/64 Mac AUs.zip
Mediafire Backup of all downloads
All this is free and open source under the MIT license, brought to you by my Patreon.
TL;DW: SampleUndelay is AU-only SampleDelay featuring negative delay.
SampleUndelay.zip(214k)
By request, here's something from the retro bin, brought up to date as well as I could
The original SampleDelay offered millisecond, sample and subsample delays, but it also offered negative delay. The thing is, it did that through declaring a bunch of latency and then delaying to match it. There's a couple problems with that. Firstly, it kills your ability to track into the mixing system: everything gets the maximum added latency, and then more delay to get to whatever the target delay time is. So you're always getting thousands of samples delay no matter what: it's only OK for mixing. Even recording automation, that will interfere with you being able to interact with the mix.
Secondly, I've had trouble making it work reliably with different programs. Generally at 44.1k it does what it means to do. I've seen 96k recordings mysteriously try to use 88.1k for a latency, throwing off the calibration of the ms control. Never mind trying to do a VST port: I've not seen documentation on how that's meant to be done though I understand the JUCE folks try to make it work, yet even they seem to sometimes run into incompatibilities. I'm running into incompatibilities even just on Audio Unit. For the time being I am not liking the results of trying to declare latency, even just on AU where it's part of the basic plugin format.
But I was asked to bring this back anyhow… so here it is, as-is. It's January and I'm mostly trying to get other stuff up to speed, such as the reverbs: in my video I asked whether people are interested in a 'redux' of kCathedral, because I'm interested in revising it to address criticisms (I'd keep the original one available, but replace it with a newer version) and to take advantage of a lot of woodshedding I've been doing on the subject of reverbs.
I've got a lot of things coming out in February, I just wanted to drop a thing or two that are not as big as full plugin releases, or things like this where there's a couple people who want it, and limited scope for it. For VST users (of which I'm one, on Mac Reaper, because it runs a 64-bit buss) or indeed anybody, I'd also recommend just sliding the track earlier in the DAW, and then if you want a plugin, finetune it with the regular SampleDelay which will do exactly the same thing in the end, except you can track into it because you're running a zero latency system (outside of whatever your DAW and converters impose).
For those of you that asked for exactly this, hope it will do
download Signed M1/Intel Mac AUs.dmg
download Retro PPC/32/64 Mac AUs.zip
Mediafire Backup of all downloads
All this is free and open source under the MIT license, brought to you by my Patreon.
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