Luna II and reverb
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marcuspocus
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Thanks for the response. Maybe I'd like to take the opportunity to introduce myself to other high-level members of this forum/website.
I have been a Creamware tripleDAT user for the past 4 years and just recently acquired a Luna card and I/O box from InfiniteVortex.
Needless to say, I am a bit "green" at all this DSP stuff so some of my questions might seem a little basic.
I don't play keyboards - I am a guitarist and also own/operate a small home recording studio (www.lnlrecording.com).
I hope, as time goes by, that I'll be able to contribute some meaningful discussion to this group. I'm really impressed with Creamware products and look forward to expanding my knowledge on this subject.
The main reason I bought Luna was to expand the number of I/O's to tripleDAT. Obviously, I'd like to take advantage of Luna's DSP capabilities - in so much as they benefit my studio resources. I suspect, sooner than later, that I'll be upgrading to Pulsar to get at the extended synth options as well.
Anyway - thanks and Hello!
I have been a Creamware tripleDAT user for the past 4 years and just recently acquired a Luna card and I/O box from InfiniteVortex.
Needless to say, I am a bit "green" at all this DSP stuff so some of my questions might seem a little basic.
I don't play keyboards - I am a guitarist and also own/operate a small home recording studio (www.lnlrecording.com).
I hope, as time goes by, that I'll be able to contribute some meaningful discussion to this group. I'm really impressed with Creamware products and look forward to expanding my knowledge on this subject.
The main reason I bought Luna was to expand the number of I/O's to tripleDAT. Obviously, I'd like to take advantage of Luna's DSP capabilities - in so much as they benefit my studio resources. I suspect, sooner than later, that I'll be upgrading to Pulsar to get at the extended synth options as well.
Anyway - thanks and Hello!
I'll list the freeverbs around that I know of...
<a href=http://planetz.ghostwheel.com/forums/vi ... EarlyFirst PT2012</a>
<a href=http://www.dspdev.com>DSPDev FreeVerb</a>
I think you have to fill out a registration form to get the DSPDev verb. The PT2012 has more control. You decide which you like better
Reverb is one of those effects that taxes your machine greatly, so if possible just use one on an Aux Send on your Luna mixer, and then you'll have adjustable send levels for every sound coming into the Luna mixer.
<a href=http://planetz.ghostwheel.com/forums/vi ... EarlyFirst PT2012</a>
<a href=http://www.dspdev.com>DSPDev FreeVerb</a>
I think you have to fill out a registration form to get the DSPDev verb. The PT2012 has more control. You decide which you like better
Reverb is one of those effects that taxes your machine greatly, so if possible just use one on an Aux Send on your Luna mixer, and then you'll have adjustable send levels for every sound coming into the Luna mixer.