#EVENTIDE H910 PLUGIN GEARSLUTZ SERIES#

I'll get the 1.10 EPROM soon to add the Ring Modulator and extended processing power.

#EVENTIDE H910 PLUGIN GEARSLUTZ SERIES#

I also prefer the Lex for enormous reverbs wich I set in parallel with modulation effect right in front of them (given that there's no modulation parameter in the MPX series reverbs). Specially for 'buried in reverb or delay' octave pitch shifting. I prefer the sound of the Lexicon MPX G2 FX though.

The programming of the modulation matrix is excellent in the FireworX. I also enjoyed a Korg A2 and a TC FireworX years ago. Reading this I regret having sold the H3000 I had for a while 4 years ago An amazing machine for the prices they go, specially if you take advantage of the less obvious possibilities it offers. to my listening do not sound as good as on the hardware.Д¬lick to expand.I love the flanger in my Lexicon MPX G2.

Most plugins are about a specific single effect rather a convoluted set of multiple delay lines, with dedicated modulation and filtering on each and what not. So the computer can do what a DSP does it needs to use more power but it can surely do that.Д«ut there is VERY little amount of algorithms like the ones you have on the PCMs. and it can use hundreds of MHz or thousands to run audio tasks. a PCM80 FX only chip runs around 80MHz.ДЄ MacPro may run on 12 cores with each one clocked at 2.7GHz.

power is not the reason why something is (or isn't) good enough.ДЄ good digital pedal runs between 300/350 MHz these days. the amount of power a computer can use for a specific audio process can be much larger than what a DSP does.Д«ut again. No more ancillary chipsets on the board.Д«ut still. In more recent products the DSP is split and it also does system running and MIDI/UI. All DSP resources are only working for audio.

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