
Adern FleXor 3 pre-release thread
WOWOWOWOOWOWOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YES YES annnnd YES !! ! ! ! !
Thanks Assaf for not abandoning the project! I can't wait... a new toy from my favorite toy company!
I'm gonna start crossing days off the calander lol
I had a chance before to peak some of the stuff.... this is going to be one amazing update.
rock!

YES YES annnnd YES !! ! ! ! !
Thanks Assaf for not abandoning the project! I can't wait... a new toy from my favorite toy company!
I'm gonna start crossing days off the calander lol

I had a chance before to peak some of the stuff.... this is going to be one amazing update.
rock!


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I haven't yet bought Flexor. Since the current version costs 99 euro., I find the proposed price of 225 euro for Flexor 2 rather high to put it mildly....
Since Flexor 2 is an update of Flexor 1, I'd expect it to have the same price as the old version and include Flexor 1 as well. This is the way software updates/upgrades are normally priced. When Cubase SX 3 was released it cost 600 euro. When Cubase 4 (which is Cubase 3 plus additional functionality) was released it still costs about 600 euro, but of course significantly less for Cubase 3 owners. It didn't cost 1200 euro.
Since Flexor 2 is an update of Flexor 1, I'd expect it to have the same price as the old version and include Flexor 1 as well. This is the way software updates/upgrades are normally priced. When Cubase SX 3 was released it cost 600 euro. When Cubase 4 (which is Cubase 3 plus additional functionality) was released it still costs about 600 euro, but of course significantly less for Cubase 3 owners. It didn't cost 1200 euro.
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first of all, this is not cubase (thank God). Second, 99euro for flexor 1 was dirt cheap! third, another 99 euro for a pack that contains even more modules than the first one is still cheap!saskija wrote:I haven't yet bought Flexor. Since the current version costs 99 euro., I find the proposed price of 225 euro for Flexor 2 rather high to put it mildly....
Since Flexor 2 is an update of Flexor 1, I'd expect it to have the same price as the old version and include Flexor 1 as well. This is the way software updates/upgrades are normally priced. When Cubase SX 3 was released it cost 600 euro. When Cubase 4 (which is Cubase 3 plus additional functionality) was released it still costs about 600 euro, but of course significantly less for Cubase 3 owners. It didn't cost 1200 euro.
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But 200 euro for the whole package is a lot of money, especially if you all you need it for is to be compatible with all modular patches on this site. I've checked out Flexor 1 a couple of times but decided to wait for a new version with more modules for a better price. But I guess now I'd have to pay $200 euro to be compatible with all modular patches which makes Flexor even less attractive for my purposes since I'm not a patch programmer but a user.piddi wrote:first of all, this is not cubase (thank God). Second, 99euro for flexor 1 was dirt cheap! third, another 99 euro for a pack that contains even more modules than the first one is still cheap!saskija wrote:I haven't yet bought Flexor. Since the current version costs 99 euro., I find the proposed price of 225 euro for Flexor 2 rather high to put it mildly....
Since Flexor 2 is an update of Flexor 1, I'd expect it to have the same price as the old version and include Flexor 1 as well. This is the way software updates/upgrades are normally priced. When Cubase SX 3 was released it cost 600 euro. When Cubase 4 (which is Cubase 3 plus additional functionality) was released it still costs about 600 euro, but of course significantly less for Cubase 3 owners. It didn't cost 1200 euro.
here is a little teaser:
the final list of filters for flexor 2:
1) AP2 Resonator - A resonator filter based on allpass tolopogy - capable of self resonating
2) AP3 Formant - 3 resonators for creating formant style filtering indivisual control for each formant
3) AP3 Vowel A - a vocal filter capable of many different vowels with several filter types with X/Y control.
4) AP3 Vowel B - a vocal filter capable of many different vowels with a diferent flavor of resonance.
5) AP6 Phaser - a 6 stage phaser based on allpass filter, selectable stages and contol over phase frequency
6) AP8 Additive - a filter arranged in 8 overtones - very special effect!
7) bp2 granite - a very musical bandpass - no resonance
8) bp4 granite - a very musical and buttery bandpass - no resonance
9) bp8 granite - a very musical and agressive bandpass - no resonance
10) br2 granite - a very musical band-reject filter (notch)
11) br4 granite - a very musical and buttery band-reject filter (notch)
12) br8 granite - a very musical and agressive band-reject filter (notch)
13) CM1 Flanger - comb filter with 4 diferent flavors and classic flanger sound
14) CM1 Phase - inverted comb - the hipass version of a comb filter
15) CM1 Variable - Comb filter with allpass in the feedback stage - for inharmonic flanging
16) CM2 Chorus - a lush chorus effect
17) CM2 Cross - Comb filter with cross feedback for the extra agressiveness
18) CM2 Detune - a detune effect
19) CO1 Basic - a 6db crossover filter - when summed up there is no sound change and no phase issues.
20) CO2 Spice - a 12db crossover filter - good for higher seperation of the upper range. when summed up there is no sound change and no phase issues.
21) HP8 Razor - a very very steep Hipass filter. Try not to cut yourself!
22) LP3 Rubber - a 18db filter with an "acidy" feel to it.
23) LP6 Aqua - a variable stages filter (up to 6) with a liquid sounding resonance
24) M2S Comb - a mono to stereo filter based on comb filter - mono compatible!
25) M2S Phase - a mono to stereo filter based on allpass filter - mono compatible!
26) MF2 Swiss - a multipole variable state filter capable of self oscilation with 6 different flavors and very acurate.
27) MF2 Spice - a 2 pole variable state filter capable of self oscilation with hipass, lowpass bandpass and band reject filters - oberihem style
28) MF4 Spice - a 4 pole variable state filter, with an extra boosted very narrow resonance - very special sound.
29) WA3 wackah - Wah-Wah effect - crybaby style - good for rock n roll
30) WA5 quack - Wah-Wah effect - VOX style - good for funk
31) WA8 oohwah - Wah-Wah effect - BOSS style - good for lush guitar pads
the final list of filters for flexor 2:
1) AP2 Resonator - A resonator filter based on allpass tolopogy - capable of self resonating
2) AP3 Formant - 3 resonators for creating formant style filtering indivisual control for each formant
3) AP3 Vowel A - a vocal filter capable of many different vowels with several filter types with X/Y control.
4) AP3 Vowel B - a vocal filter capable of many different vowels with a diferent flavor of resonance.
5) AP6 Phaser - a 6 stage phaser based on allpass filter, selectable stages and contol over phase frequency
6) AP8 Additive - a filter arranged in 8 overtones - very special effect!
7) bp2 granite - a very musical bandpass - no resonance
8) bp4 granite - a very musical and buttery bandpass - no resonance
9) bp8 granite - a very musical and agressive bandpass - no resonance
10) br2 granite - a very musical band-reject filter (notch)
11) br4 granite - a very musical and buttery band-reject filter (notch)
12) br8 granite - a very musical and agressive band-reject filter (notch)
13) CM1 Flanger - comb filter with 4 diferent flavors and classic flanger sound
14) CM1 Phase - inverted comb - the hipass version of a comb filter
15) CM1 Variable - Comb filter with allpass in the feedback stage - for inharmonic flanging
16) CM2 Chorus - a lush chorus effect
17) CM2 Cross - Comb filter with cross feedback for the extra agressiveness
18) CM2 Detune - a detune effect
19) CO1 Basic - a 6db crossover filter - when summed up there is no sound change and no phase issues.
20) CO2 Spice - a 12db crossover filter - good for higher seperation of the upper range. when summed up there is no sound change and no phase issues.
21) HP8 Razor - a very very steep Hipass filter. Try not to cut yourself!
22) LP3 Rubber - a 18db filter with an "acidy" feel to it.
23) LP6 Aqua - a variable stages filter (up to 6) with a liquid sounding resonance
24) M2S Comb - a mono to stereo filter based on comb filter - mono compatible!
25) M2S Phase - a mono to stereo filter based on allpass filter - mono compatible!
26) MF2 Swiss - a multipole variable state filter capable of self oscilation with 6 different flavors and very acurate.
27) MF2 Spice - a 2 pole variable state filter capable of self oscilation with hipass, lowpass bandpass and band reject filters - oberihem style
28) MF4 Spice - a 4 pole variable state filter, with an extra boosted very narrow resonance - very special sound.
29) WA3 wackah - Wah-Wah effect - crybaby style - good for rock n roll
30) WA5 quack - Wah-Wah effect - VOX style - good for funk
31) WA8 oohwah - Wah-Wah effect - BOSS style - good for lush guitar pads
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One prey for Adern: when you make the demo modular patches, if possible, make more than one preset for each patch.
I really like browsing into presets when I take a pause dedicated to play scope...
It's a strange request?
Thanks in advance
I really like browsing into presets when I take a pause dedicated to play scope...

It's a strange request?
Thanks in advance

4PC + Scope 5.0 + no more Xite + 2xScope Pro + 6xPulsarII + 2xLunaII + SDK + a lot of devices (Flexor III & Solaris 4.1 etc.) + Plugiator.
/droolReD_MuZe wrote:here is a little teaser:
the final list of filters for flexor 2:
1) AP2 Resonator - A resonator filter based on allpass tolopogy - capable of self resonating
2) AP3 Formant - 3 resonators for creating formant style filtering indivisual control for each formant
3) AP3 Vowel A - a vocal filter capable of many different vowels with several filter types with X/Y control.
4) AP3 Vowel B - a vocal filter capable of many different vowels with a diferent flavor of resonance.
5) AP6 Phaser - a 6 stage phaser based on allpass filter, selectable stages and contol over phase frequency
6) AP8 Additive - a filter arranged in 8 overtones - very special effect!
7) bp2 granite - a very musical bandpass - no resonance
bp4 granite - a very musical and buttery bandpass - no resonance
9) bp8 granite - a very musical and agressive bandpass - no resonance
10) br2 granite - a very musical band-reject filter (notch)
11) br4 granite - a very musical and buttery band-reject filter (notch)
12) br8 granite - a very musical and agressive band-reject filter (notch)
13) CM1 Flanger - comb filter with 4 diferent flavors and classic flanger sound
14) CM1 Phase - inverted comb - the hipass version of a comb filter
15) CM1 Variable - Comb filter with allpass in the feedback stage - for inharmonic flanging
16) CM2 Chorus - a lush chorus effect
17) CM2 Cross - Comb filter with cross feedback for the extra agressiveness
18) CM2 Detune - a detune effect
19) CO1 Basic - a 6db crossover filter - when summed up there is no sound change and no phase issues.
20) CO2 Spice - a 12db crossover filter - good for higher seperation of the upper range. when summed up there is no sound change and no phase issues.
21) HP8 Razor - a very very steep Hipass filter. Try not to cut yourself!
22) LP3 Rubber - a 18db filter with an "acidy" feel to it.
23) LP6 Aqua - a variable stages filter (up to 6) with a liquid sounding resonance
24) M2S Comb - a mono to stereo filter based on comb filter - mono compatible!
25) M2S Phase - a mono to stereo filter based on allpass filter - mono compatible!
26) MF2 Swiss - a multipole variable state filter capable of self oscilation with 6 different flavors and very acurate.
27) MF2 Spice - a 2 pole variable state filter capable of self oscilation with hipass, lowpass bandpass and band reject filters - oberihem style
28) MF4 Spice - a 4 pole variable state filter, with an extra boosted very narrow resonance - very special sound.
29) WA3 wackah - Wah-Wah effect - crybaby style - good for rock n roll
30) WA5 quack - Wah-Wah effect - VOX style - good for funk
31) WA8 oohwah - Wah-Wah effect - BOSS style - good for lush guitar pads
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Music
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Music
https://faxinadu.bandcamp.com/