The Breather VST plugin was developed to be a cyclically sweeping filter effect, useful for adding unpredictably swooshy noises to your compositions.
Breather drives up to four independent, parallel filters in either lowpass, highpass, bandpass, or notch mode whose center frequencies shift in a cyclic pattern at the specified tempo, randomly moving between the specified minimum and maximum frequencies. After the pattern repeats for a specified number of times, a new pattern is generated.
When Sync is set to “Host”, Breather synchronizes itself to the tempo of the VST host app, and if the Steps and Div controls are set properly, it will “breathe on the beat”. When Sync is “Internal”, Breather will “free-run” according to its Tempo control instead of syncing with the host.
The Steps and Div controls effectively set the time signature of the cycle: Div of “4th” and Steps of 3 are 3/4 time, etc. The Count control determines how many times the cycle is repeated before changing.
Each input channel is routed independently through the filters to the corresponding output channel. The filters sweep randomly between the specified minimum and maximum frequencies; with more filters enabled via the Live control, each filter sweeps through its own pattern. This may best be appreciated with the filters set to bandpass mode. Higher resonance settings will make the filter more “squeaky”, to the point of self-oscillation at extreme settings.
At each step, the filter begins to sweep its cutoff frequency in a curve which starts off fast and slows as it approaches its target frequency. The Sweep control sets the overall sweep speed.
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Ultimate*Harmony
I’ve had this little effect kicking around for quite some time, but it was mostly due to laziness and lack of inspiration. I’ve finally had some time to hack at it, and I think I’ve got a pretty nice little effect. However, I’d love to hear what you think about it. It’s not perfect – nothing ever is – but I’d like to hear your thoughts.
Oh, and the weird name is partly just a joke about stupid TV commercials and standard PC naming schemes.
Full description:
The Ultimate*Harmony is a harmony shifter effect based on a pitch shifter from Arturia. It shifts the pitch of an input signal by up to 2 octaves in either direction using harmonic mixing and resonant filtering. The result is a very noisy oscillator, akin to pitches of harmonics on a guitar.
The effect has five controls:
Bypass: the input signal is sent to its output channel.
Delay: the input signal is delayed (staggered) and sent to the first input channel.
Playback: the input signal is mixed with a delayed and transposed version of itself, then sent to a second input channel.
Resonance: sets the number of input channels used, and the amount of resonance used.
Gain: the amount of amplification applied to the overall effect.
The Resonance control is actually two distinct controls:
Mixing: mixes the left and right channels together to form a single feedback signal. The Mix control adjusts the overall amount of mixing.
Filtering: controls the amount of harmonic and resonant filtering.
Whenever a harmonic is generated, some additional harmonics are generated, and the opposite happens when an harmonic is passed through the filters. A simple example: generating a 13th note on a keyboard with this effect will generate the overtones in every position except the octave above and below. In musical terms, it’s an equalizer effect.
The Filtering control is a non-linear filter which is used in conjunction with the Mix control. The control compares the mixing level and outputs to the separate filter channels, sending some mix level to each filter, as well as the two mix levels. The filters are fed through a resonant topology which magnifies
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The Breather Cracked Version VST plugin was developed to be a cyclically sweeping filter effect, useful for adding unpredictable swooshy noises to your compositions.
Breather drives up to four independent, parallel filters in either lowpass, highpass, bandpass, or notch mode whose center frequencies shift in a cyclic pattern at the specified tempo, randomly moving between the specified minimum and maximum frequencies. After the pattern repeats for a specified number of times, a new pattern is generated.
When Sync is set to “Host”, Breather synchronizes itself to the tempo of the VST host app, and if the Steps and Div controls are set properly, it will “breathe on the beat”. When Sync is “Internal”, Breather will “free-run” according to its Tempo control instead of syncing with the host.
The Steps and Div controls effectively set the time signature of the cycle: Div of “4th” and Steps of /4 time, etc. The Count control determines how many times the cycle is repeated before changing.
Each input channel is routed independently through the filters to the corresponding output channel. The filters sweep randomly between the specified minimum and maximum frequencies; with more filters enabled via the Live control, each filter sweeps through its own pattern. This may best be appreciated with the filters set to bandpass mode. Higher resonance settings will make the filter more “squeaky”, to the point of self-oscillation at extreme settings.
At each step, the filter begins to sweep its cutoff frequency in a curve which starts off fast and slows as it approaches its target frequency. The Sweep control sets the overall sweep speed.
Breather can be pitched up or down to bring more or less of the cycle (frequencies) into view.
“Internal” sync version. Breather is completely free-running, and will change its pattern once after each step.
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Breather was written to simulate resonant sound, in that the high frequency cutoff of each of the four parallel filters increases as the filter sweeps towards its target frequency. This allows for a more grainy, “unpredictable” result.
However, Breather should only be used as a sound effect. Breather will not amplify sound, and has no resonance on its own (some amount of resonance will occur if not set to “Host”).
Breather will not change pitch. But if the Scale parameter is set
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The Breather VST plugin implements an audio effect that in its most basic form sweeps two or four filters at random in a cycle that repeats a specified number of times. At each sweep, the filter sweeps its cutoff frequency in a curve that starts fast and slows as it approaches its target frequency. The sweep is completed when the filter passes the target frequency at the end of the step.
Each filter can be set in lowpass, highpass, bandpass, or notch mode, with center frequencies from the specified minimum and maximum frequencies. By setting the Steps and Div controls, you can set the length of the step and its time signature. At each step, the filter frequency swings back and forth from the specified minimum to maximum frequency, and as the filter cycles, its cutoff frequency moves through a curve that starts off fast and slows as it approaches its target frequency.
The Sweep control sets the overall sweep speed. Note that with this effect, you can choose to keep the output at the start or end of each step, so Breather can be used to make “gritty” noise or “squeaky” noise, but you can also use it to make a noise that makes little sense at all.
The Breather VST plugin is an effect, meaning it allows you to control how it affects the sound. Because it is such a strange-sounding effect, you might wonder where the idea for Breather came from. The answer is, of course, from Murphy’s Law. If you’ve never had to synthesize a snarling, squealing noise, imagine what it would sound like in your head if you were to rely on a simple random-filter effect to sound something like that. But, hey, whatever works, right?
When generating a noisy artifact, it is very hard to predict what frequencies will be used to generate a particular sound. This means the sound is usually predictable to a certain extent, and you don’t need an effect that randomly sweeps random frequencies. The result could be truly unpredictable, which is rare when you are using effects. Even in that case, when you first get that sound effect rolling, you still don’t have any way to control what is being used to make the sound. You can just blindly play around, but sooner or later you will find an interesting random patch that adds a particularly useful effect. Then you wonder how did that sound come to be.
Was it a chance discovery, or was it somehow planned and designed to fit in this way? Who knows? There
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Breather is a free sound effects plugin that combines 4 filters to create random noises similar to a nose flute or piston flute. Its oscillator like filer seems to replicate the first part of a typical flute sound similar to that of a ruler. The four filters, Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass, and Notch, are sweepable in their characteristics of center frequency, bandwidth, cutoff, and resonance. The filters can be used separately or in combination to create a unique effect. Breather can be used on any audio source and also as a convolution reverb effect. The lowpass filter is called “Unison” in the plugin’s interface, the midrange filter is called “Chrom”, the high-pass filter is called “Bark”, and the bandpass filter is called “Speckle”. Breather has presets for each of these filters.
The basic concept of Breather is to use four independent filters to cause the sound of the filters to cycle randomly between two different excitation frequencies. The shape of the excitation curve influences the character of the sound. The filters can change randomly and independently from one to another, quickly switching between one pattern and another at the same frequency and over a range of frequencies. When the filters switch at the same frequency, two or more of the filters will increase or decrease their center frequencies in unison until they are no longer synchronized. When this happens, they end their cycle. The result is that the filters are cycling individually, but at a rate of four cycles in the time that it takes for four cycles to occur using one filter. Even though they are not always doing the same thing, they are doing four things simultaneously instead of one at a time.
There are many ways that the filters can be used. It is possible to sweep their cutoff frequency as shown in Figure 4. This will cause the filters to have a flat frequency response at lower frequencies, then they might narrow in frequency toward the target frequency at higher frequencies to sound like a clarinet. The Sweep control ranges from zero to one, which selects a different frequency from the filters’ excitation frequency. The Sweep is “Constant” if it is set to zero and the input signal is centered around the input frequency (1/16 note on keyboard). If the Sweep is set to one, the input signal will use the input frequency as the starting point (1/8 note on keyboard), and the
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OS: Windows 7 (64-bit) or Windows 8.1 (64-bit)
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4Ghz or better
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