neil82027

On 5/12/2021 at 10:41 AM, chris.r said:

This is a tough one

There was an amazing hardware chorus with a distinctive sound, ruled in the studios in 80-ties - Dyno My Piano TSC-618 Tri Stereo Chorus:

https://retrogearshop.com/products/dyno-my-piano-tsc-618-tri-stereo-chorus

Later it also had a few successors like Dytronics CS-5, Songbird TSC 1380 or the T.E.R.C. from Fulltone. I assume they all sound great. I actually have that one from Fulltone with my Amplitube Fulltone collection from IKM and it sounds just as beautiful as some my favorite tunes from the 80-ties  but there is a problem with it:

• it does collapse stereo signal to mono on the input, just as the original hardware did
• it's a rack effect tied to a huge resource heavy chunk of a software

Maybe it's a good idea to make a slick reliable plugin that could take the stereo output from our software pianos or stereo recordings as is and still sound just as good if not better. Or maybe it's not popular enough to justify the efforts, IDK  

Told you it's a tough one... (or a fun challenge)

I'll bring these to our research team!

Many thanks for your recommendation!

On 5/12/2021 at 10:37 AM, mibby said:

This sounds interesting! 

A couple of notes on Kolorizer: 

1. It sounds pretty good!

2. Not a big deal - when selecting a Preset, the Preset Name you selected switches back to "Preset".

3. Not so good - on Studio One Professional v5 Win10, just one instance of the plugin takes from 22-24% of my CPU! It probably won't be used much because of that.  😕

Thanks for the kind feedback!

For the switch about Preset, I'll discuss with our UX designer!

As for the CPU, this may be caused by the diversity of the CPU models. It needs to take some time to do the optimization. We'll figure out how to optimize on the CPUs in the future!

1 hour ago, mibby said:

Thanks for the plugin and dropping in to say "hi".   Looking forward to trying this out!  What other plugins will you be working on?

Hi! Many thanks for your kind reply. We are now working on an hardware EQ , and also a new concept of audio plug-in to bring your sound more analog-feel (this still in discussion). If you have any wish of hardware emulation audio plug-in, feel free to tell me!

7 hours ago, boxed said:

I read it like "British Kolonizer" at first.

 

Their Facebook page says they're a startup from Taiwan. Whats British about this?

Yes, we are startup from Taiwan. The "British" is linked to the real tube amp we have sampled.

Hi folks, my name is Neil. I am the founder and one of the researcher of Master Tones. Very thanks for interesting in our first audio plug-in.  If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me or in-box our FB.