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Audio Damage update...

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Audio Damage update…

Here’s a little teaser of Dr. Device, next in the Audio Damage pipeline. What does it do? How does it do it? Why do you want one? All these things will be explained in time. We’re still a ways away on this one; Adam had to write some custom controls to take in to account some wacky ideas I had, but that is now done, and we’re just moving in to normal development.

16 comments

  1. Lindon

    woah..can you get that as a tattoo??

  2. Praveen

    Looks sick. Fucking awesome graphic too.

  3. inverseroom

    Yeah, this is a new direction in GUIs for you guys. Nice.

  4. emeb

    Nice Enders Game reference. Molecular Detachment? One shudders to think what that would do to a sound...

  5. shamann

    Hey, I've never seen that one before. You've been holding out on me. :P

    Looks cool, can't wait to see what it does.

  6. gedanken

    Dr. Device...

    Gnarly

  7. psylux

    To take a WAG at it from the teaser, It looks like it would make the sort of noises that in the hardware world would require bright yellow boxes with controls labeled "Ass reaming" and "probe depth".

  8. musicmachinemaker

    hmm, didn't one of you 2 wrote that you were working on a filter...

  9. Tomer

    Is there some lazlie emulation going on?

  10. cmicali

    Is it wrong that when I first read it I thought it said "Dr. Deuce"?

  11. waitingman

    wacky is cool, very interested on the "hows"

  12. Gibbon

    all the knobs probably go up to 11 instead of 10.

  13. mike kiraly

    c'mon....a little hint?

  14. inteliko

    The logo looks like a Special Forces unit crest.

  15. plau

    The knobs look very much like the ones on the PulseModulator freebie you did for Computer Music mag...Is the new plug going to be an enhanced version of that plug-in? I vaguely remember you or Adam mentioning it was something you were thinking of doing...

  16. moyashi

    I'm still waiting for the Ableton-style AD Resonator (their Arpeggiator would be nice too).
    ;-)

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