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Phosphor Video Overview...

From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.

Here’s a quick run-through of Phosphor’s capabilities. Nothing fancy; the first half is a general collection of sounds, and the second half hits the highlights of the UI.

10 comments

  1. synthetic

    Wow, great tutorial. Makes me want to run into the studio right now. The typo has to be killing you after hours of rendering. :(

  2. bleen

    Killer! I'm hoping to finally have some time this week to start farting around with this synth. Bad ass!

  3. ehdyn

    Pitch offset sounds nice, cross-feedback too. Is it possible to automate the partials?

  4. RGiskard

    @ehdyn No. More details here: http://www.analogindustries.com/blog/entry.php?blogid=1295281687950&pg=3#comments #4

  5. Chris Randall

    @Jeff: there's a couple. They're typos. Not the end of the world. People make mistakes, and other people understand that.

    -CR

  6. boothnavy

    tasty.

  7. synthetic

    Sorry. At least you didn't print 5000 copies with the typo or pay $$ to create a giant sign with a typo, like I've been known to do.

  8. Chris Randall

    And now I can say "what typos?"

    -CR

  9. Mike Nickel

    Very cool, that and Axon will definitely be my next AD purchases. May I ask what screen capture software you use? Camtasia has been suggested to me but I'm still looking around.

  10. Chris Randall

    That particular video is Screenflow, which is Mac only. When I do videos early in the process, and I only have the PC version of the plug available to me, I use Snaggit, which works okay. Neither Camtasia or Snaggit (or Screenflow, for that matter) can deal with any audio interface more sophisticated than a Soundblaster, so you have to get crafty if you have a complex or even remotely advanced audio rig. I use Voxengo's Recorder plug on Windows, and just line up the audio after the fact. On OS X, I just use the built-in audio.

    (I'd use built-in on my PC, but it doesn't have built-in, being a computer made for adult users and not children, like 99.99999% of commercially available PCs.)

    The gigantic pain-in-the-ass in this whole operation is remembering the magic words to get whichever screencap program you're using to spit out shit in the right aspect ratio, without squeezing or cropping. I fucking hate video.

    -CR

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