Plugin that FM's the living shit out of your audio

Description:

send audio to channel 3 and 4, to modulate the phase of input 1 and 2 (Vibrato at audio frequency)

try it with 2 sine synths, and automate the send amount. one more step toward your DAW becoming modular synth itself.

you can get loads of different results out of this plugin.

this plug is win32 vst at the moment. Amateur Tools DSP is always looking for portners with vision.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gsfk7puetu19567/FM_Life_mono.zip

please post your sound examples if you manage to create some interesting noises.

no fm synth was used in this example:

https://soundcloud.com/zhaozhou/fm-life-js-mono-sound-example

Really nice work on this skibby! Here's my quick fist try with it:

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My mind is sort of reeling at the possibilities.

cool!

version 1.41

big update, added oversampling :)

the difference is day and night. 200% slicker.

Really great plug man! You should call it FM-izer.

It got named in chatmm by Tauboo. Of course, there will be an entire line of plugs.

Plz can has Mac version?

this is sweet!

  On 10/31/2013 at 3:09 PM, futureimage said:

Plz can has Mac version?

what daw do you use?

  On 10/31/2013 at 5:43 PM, skibby said:

 

  On 10/31/2013 at 3:09 PM, futureimage said:

Plz can has Mac version?

 

what daw do you use?

 

Ableton Live

  On 10/31/2013 at 11:01 PM, futureimage said:

 

  On 10/31/2013 at 5:43 PM, skibby said:

 

  On 10/31/2013 at 3:09 PM, futureimage said:

Plz can has Mac version?

 

what daw do you use?

 

Ableton Live

 

alright, I'll take a look at A.U. but if you've got a copy of reaper installed, you can get some instant gratification today if you drop this in the JS effects folder.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/4ljqttv5gztxcs3/FM_Life_JS_mono

the win32vst version is much better, but this will give you an idea of what it does, right inside your osx. :) and thanks for the interest.

Anyone know if you can make both mac & pc VSTs if you have the PC version of Max/MSP ? (or do you need to build the project on two machines?)

wouldn't M4L (Max for Live) be cross platform? i'm not sure.

Ooh you're right, I did plan to wrap them as VSTs but I think if I save them as uncompiled .amxd it's cross platform (though only available for Ableton suite users)

what are ya wrappin?

Well, I was gonna see if I could reverse engineer/mod your plugin for both PC & Mac by recreating it in Max - Then wrap it as two VSTs (one for each platform) using Pluggo.

Can I get this for Logic?

  On 11/1/2013 at 5:50 PM, DorkingtonPugsly said:

Can I get this for Logic?

looking into audiounits now.

looks interesting! also interested in a Mac version.

would love a mac version also, but i think it works great from what i've tried

one idea might be to commercially release something like this as an FM radio emulation. Put some kind of noise source in it, maybe a tone generator and have it be able to modulate not just 2 signals but up to something like 4 so the user could perhaps 'tune' between different radio stations and choose the amount of cross modulation between each of them.
After doing that Speakerphone thread i realized there is a huge void for this type of plugin out there

Oh neato. This might just be awesome.

How about a version that just FM's the left channel with the right channel on a stereo mix? It'll be more useful in programs where you can't route more than two channels of audio to a track.

  On 12/1/2013 at 11:59 AM, wahrk said:

Oh neato. This might just be awesome.

 

How about a version that just FM's the left channel with the right channel on a stereo mix? It'll be more useful in programs where you can't route more than two channels of audio to a track.

i've thought of that too. what DAW do you mean by the way? need to know what tree to deploy the toilet paper on ;)

  On 12/1/2013 at 9:02 PM, skibby said:

 

  On 12/1/2013 at 11:59 AM, wahrk said:

Oh neato. This might just be awesome.

 

How about a version that just FM's the left channel with the right channel on a stereo mix? It'll be more useful in programs where you can't route more than two channels of audio to a track.

 

i've thought of that too. what DAW do you mean by the way? need to know what tree to deploy the toilet paper on ;)

 

If I'm not mistaken, Reaper is kind of an oddity for allowing >2 channels of audio per track compared to the other DAWs used commonly around these parts (Ableton, FL, Renoise). I use Renoise primarily myself.

Here is your bespoke version of FM Life.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vl3260qcv9mmkkj/FM%20Life%201.44%202%20channel%20version%20bespoke.dll

wow, nice, skibby! will it work for Cubase? im using Cubase 4 for my DAW, and would love to try it (: