How to get back those analog artifacts

Posted by newdreams (A) on May 21, 2012 at 17:09:15

I'm looking at new synthesizer and music production software right now. Thought some of you might be amused and interested in this post-production tool. Dial up dust, scratch and warp, and relive the disappointment of a bad eBay purchase with your CDs!

iZotope Vinyl

The ultimate lo-fi weapon, iZotope Vinyl uses 64-bit processing and advanced filtering, modeling and resampling to create authentic "vinyl" simulation, as if the audio was a record being played on a record player.

You have complete control over the following parameters:

Mechanical Noise: The amount of turntable motor rumble and noise
Wear: Control how worn out the record is, from brand new to played a few thousand times
Electrical Noise: Internally generated electrical noise, such as 60 Hz grounding hum
Dust: The amount of dust on the record
Scratch: The number and depth of scratches on the record
Warp Depth: The amount of warping and the warp shape for the record—from no warp to the edges totally melted and warped

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iZotope Vinyl software (Open in New Window)

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Topic - How to get back those analog artifacts - newdreams 17:09:15 05/21/12 (1)

RE: How to get back those analog artifacts - Frank_Locke 17:30:10 05/21/12 (0)

How to get back those analog artifacts

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