I can do everything in Digital Performer by copying, pasting, and editing portions of soundbites, but I think there is merit to being able to do it in an easier and more intuitive way. Intuitively, I like the idea of having a pasteboard that is done in measures based on the beats per minute (BPM) tempo of the song, which is a reasonably standard graphic design metaphor, especially here in the sound isolation studio where the foundation for songs is what I call a "basic rhythm section" done with iK Multimedia virtual instruments and music notation in Notion 3 (Notion Music). "Who Owns My Heart" (Miley Cyrus) - Official YouTube music videoĬurrently, if I want to do these types of custom echoes, I have to create additional tracks in Digital Performer 7.23 and then do each individual custom echo separately, which is not so practical to do when there might be as many as 50 to 100 custom echoes for a three to six minute song, which certainly is the case with "Who Owns My Heart", which has a virtual festival of exquisitely crafted custom echoes.
Īs an example of the types of highly advanced, custom echo effects I need, the European Single for "Who Owns My Heart" (Miley Cyrus) has a virtual festival of superb custom echoes, and I think that some of them were done in the Melodyne Editor (Celemony) but just as easily could have been done with tape units or other types of digital editing processes, since none of them are simple echoes that result from playing a sound through an echo unit.
Īt present, I use a lot of individual and for the most part very simple echo units like the standard MOTU echo unit that comes with Digital Performer (MOTU), but instead of having everything in one central location, I have as many as five different instances of the same echo unit VST plug-in, which fills the screen and is a bit confusing with respect to getting everything adjusted to create whatever custom echo I need. I like the EchoPlex concept, which more recently is available in the Fulltone Tube Tape Echo, and I like the Roland Space Echo concept, which is available as a BOSS effects pedal, but there are other advanced echo units, and I think that there should be a way to use the best concepts and ideas from a lot of different echo units to create a new super advanced custom echo unit designed specifically for a range of instruments and voices in a mixing setting where the focus is on adding special effects to already recorded material. I know that AmpliTube 3 has some very nice echo units, but they are presented using electric guitar effects pedal metaphors, which is not so stellar for the ways I use echo for other instruments and voices, and it also tends to have have a singular focus rather than a more advanced, highly customized, multiple echo focus. SUGGESTION: Super Advanced Custom Echo Processor VST Plug-inīeing a huge fan of echo units, I would like to see a superbly designed, super advanced custom echo processor VST plug-in, and I think that T-RackS 4 is a logical product category for it, since I use a lot of echo stuff when producing and mixing. There is a topic like this for SampleTank 3 in the SampleTank section, so I think it makes sense to have a T-RackS 4 topic here.
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