Studio Visitor Modelling Plugin

[SteveL]

Some rainy day fun - maybe some of you guys have come across this before, but I just stumbled across it and had a good laugh. :

http://www.sonicfinger.com/VSV.html

I also like their "Dead Quietenator" plug-in which models various vintage silences, "the highest quality pure digital silence available":

http://www.sonicfinger.com/DeadQuietenator.html

LOL

Steve

[TimS]

Classic!!!

[Chinagraf]

Hey, there's even a visitor dressed in my old Ninja Pyjamas.

[TimS]

Hey, there's even a visitor dressed in my old Ninja Pyjamas.

Maybe its you Andy!!

[SteveL]

Yeh Andy, I like the user testimonial from the guy who mixed a flute solo using the Ninja Preset, and then he re-cut the solo a week later with an actual Ninja in the studio, and couldn't tell the difference. Ha!

[chris p]

True confessions time - how many of you actually listened to the samples of the different silences? And then thought they could pick the differences?

[Linear]

Forget those two. The one to get is the 'Virtual Home Studio Modeller'.

http://www.sonicfinger.com/VHSM.jpg

gold.

[SteveL]

True confessions time - how many of you actually listened to the samples of the different silences? And then thought they could pick the differences?

Yes, the loading times for those samples were so quick! I wonder what amazing compression software they used to get those massive samples of silence to load so quickly! BTW, sample 2 'Ambient Vacuum' is my pick of the 3 - its pure nothingness was immediately apparent....

Steve.

[13thbeach]

Yes I had a listen. They all sounded silent to me. Although I was half expecting to still hear something. Kinda like watching the movie TITANIC, when its approaching the iceberg, and you start to think it actually might just avoid it. HA!

[Thirteen]

I thought that the setting with the record company dude sounded a bit too digital. It lacked warmth and subtlety and had top-notes of dishonesty and lack of extension in the midrange.