MeldaProduction plugins look fucking awesome

If this doesn't make you rock hard, you're not IDM.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbYgOnmgBdQ&lr=1&feature=mhee

Here's the website.

yes that looks nice.

HAHA fucking shit they are located in Prague. I gotta find some way to get them as clients. :D Good shit!

I wrote them about doing video tutorials. lol. Maybe I can get some free software. :)

  On 8/3/2012 at 11:54 PM, slightlydrybeans said:

I wrote them about doing video tutorials. lol. Maybe I can get some free software. :)

Sweeeeeeeet. I hope you get it.

So kind of like the latest Buzz PVST/i plugin system but €600 more expensive...

EDIT: what, how does this thing not know the euro symbol. Even when this place was Joyrex.com that symbol worked properly. And they call it technological progression ...

  On 8/4/2012 at 3:33 AM, mcbpete said:

So kind of like the latest Buzz PVST/i plugin system but €600 more expensive...

Haha, I was gonna say, you can probably do similar stuff in Renoise. The complex LFO waveform editor does look cool, but I'm not sure I even need that much control over my LFOs. It is super IDM though.

well the expensive one is the whole pack. You can get single plugs for around $40. They have a resonant EQ with a sequencer built in! That's a fucking cool idea.

My apologies for my churlishness - I'm sure it's easily worth that amount to some people ! My brain is permanently stuck in freeware land ...

:P

;)

PLUS ANYWAYS IT LOOKS LIKE BUZZ IS NON-MAC.

IGNORE CAPS I'M RENDERING A VIDEO IN AFTEREFFECTS.

Ha! Got a response today and I'm on to do the tuts. He even offered me software as payment LOL. I have to see how much work it will be to see if it's worth it.

yay for barter economy!

Nifty.

  On 8/4/2012 at 9:23 AM, slightlydrybeans said:

They have a resonant EQ with a sequencer built in! That's a fucking cool idea.

which one is this? I looked around but didn't see anything obvious . . is it the MRhythmizer?

the plugins themselves seem very bread and butter unless i'm missing something. It would be cool if more DSP programmers would actually try to invent new types of processing

I've demoed them quite a few times, way too many features per plugin in my opinion.

'beans : Numerology's + any plugin : a lot more fun/flexibility for no additional cash, don't you think ?

  On 8/7/2012 at 8:57 AM, Awepittance said:

the plugins themselves seem very bread and butter unless i'm missing something. It would be cool if more DSP programmers would actually try to invent new types of processing

When a single developer has that many different plugins I tend to think a lot of it is probably cut and paste textbook DSP stuff which sounds fine in most cases and you can find higher quality in freeware nowdays but if I needed multiband for everything these would be a pretty tempting choice. I personally liked the look of this guys plugin GUI and workflow at first glance but it seems aspergers level 10 and technically distracting now that I think about it.

Meldaplugs are rubbish, absolute rubbish, don't even install them, forget it, move on, nothing to see here, be on your way.....

I grabbed their free set of plug-ins and they're just amazing...

I used to have mtremolo which was pretty nice. Most of their plugins look kinda basic, but still interesting and extensive. I'd like to try all the multiband things (multiband delay, I've been thinking about something like that before) because I love the cool things you can do with a simple vst like mda's multiband distortion. Nothing wrong with basic though, especially if it's all well thought-out and high quality. To a certain degree, I think the really astonishing effects should come from artists, with software developers only making them possible.