Scuplt and Spacetime algorithms

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    • #112956
      Steve
      Member

      Hi

      Is there any update when the Scuplt and Spacetime algorithms will be avaliable?

      Thanks

       

    • #141183
      Bodde
      Participant

      Can someone tell more about these algorithms? I have no idea what they will do or what it is exactly….

      • #141195
        spaceJam
        Member
        bodde wrote:

        Can someone tell more about these algorithms? I have no idea what they will do or what it is exactly….

         

         

        New algorithms for H9. I remember estimate release date is December but don’t take this too serious.

         

        Sculpt is a “distortion” type of algorithm and the other one a delay+reverb.

    • #141196
      tzvip
      Participant

      Sculpt is a multiband distortion, and Spacetime is delay+reverb+modulation.

      • #141200
        Bodde
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        tzvip wrote:
        Sculpt is a multiband distortion, and Spacetime is delay+reverb+modulation.

        Yes that is what I knew already. But exactly how will the Sculpt differ from the Crush Station? Or what is the difference between Spacetime and the ModEchoVerb (which is also a reverb+delay+modulation? Would be nice to have some more info or details.

      • #142283
        marcusm750
        Member
        bodde wrote:

        [snip] Or what is the difference between Spacetime and the ModEchoVerb (which is also a reverb+delay+modulation? Would be nice to have some more info or details.

        From the on-line descriptions:

        Spacetime is a chorus-like modulation effect, [then] a delay based on the Eventide Timefactor Vintage Delay and [then] a reverb based on the Eventide Space Plate and the UltraReverb plug-in.

        From the Space user manual description:

        ModEchoVerb is based upon a popular reverb structure from the Eventide H8000…  It feeds the output of an infinite reverb into an infinite delay and slathers on an extra helping of modulation.  Modulation choices are H3000-type swept verb, flanging or chorusing.

        So the ingredients are similar but different and they’re definitely in a different order.  Also, Spacetime allows for series/parallel routing options for the dual delays and the reverb.

        I can’t wait for mine!  smiley

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