* Steve Harris <S.W.Harris(a)ecs.soton.ac.uk> [2003-02-08 21:16]:
On Sat, Feb 08, 2003 at 10:26:24 -0600, Jan Evil Twin
Depner wrote:
I don't use these real-time but you might
try:
http://quitte.de/dsp/preamp.html
See also the other things at
http://quitte.de/dsp/
Thanks for the hint, these plugins are great. I converted
fx_processor's distortion into a ladspa-plugin. The sound is
similar. Actually I'm looking for a distortion with some more
bass. And a bit more aggressive to play heavy metal. I tried some
equalizer setups and am very close to what I am searching for.
A nice combination is preamp with a "static" alienwah, like this:
ecasound -d:16 -i:/dev/dsp -o:/dev/dsp -erc:2,1 -ea:300 \
-el:preamp,10 -el:alienwah_stereo,0,5,0.3,20
With "static" I mean the frequency set to zero (first parameter
to alienwah).
A -el:unmatched at the end of the line sucks away all the bass
again. This is why I dropped it, though I get a scratching sound
without it.
I tried equalizers. Ecasound's eq_template had no effect or muted
the sound which is strange. I couldn't boost the bass enough for
my taste with ladspa-plugin mbeq.
You can get some good results by combining these with
other plugins, but
that has not been documented. I guess it should be.
Yes. Perhaps I can get what I want with this.
With most of those ladspa plugins my problem is that I don't really
have an idea of which parameters I should start off with.
Examples would probably be very helpful, but as I experience
myself it is not the nicest job to write docs. :)
If you search the mialing list you will find the
experiments Tim and I did
with ecasound chains of plugins.
I tried hard but failed. On
http://www.linuxdj.com/audio/lad/archive.php3 phrases like
"pn:", "el:", etc. don't give me any matches.
- Steve
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