[RWP] Choir Space

[Chris Belle]

Here's a compilation of those basic plug-ins.

They might not all be the latest versions, but they are what I use, along with textfiles from the website that used to be.

I've seen these plugs archived elsewhere and bundled with other stuff,
more or less abandonware,
but these are about the best free things I've seen, there's a compressor, master limiter, chorus, verb, phaser, flanger, delay, filter and one more I can't think of,
maybe a wa, but if I could only use one set of plugs, these would be it probably.
Oh, yeh, there's a nice eq in there too,
with warming saturation.

Just drop them in your vst path and scan, and you're good to go.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10911937/KJAERHUS%20AUDIO.zip



  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Scott Chesworth 
  To: Reapers Without Peepers 
  Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2013 5:04 PM
  Subject: Re: [RWP] Choir Space


  I know your not looking for huge churchy verbs as such, but for pretty
  much any kind of space, ambience, just that extra lil' summin', my
  go-to plugs are from Valhalla DSP. Their native GUI is completely
  inaccessible. I've been back and forward a bit with the developer
  about changing that, but his hands are tied by the framework he's
  using not exposing anything to accessibility APIs. He's raised it with
  the developer of said framework, but not had any luck. Activation is
  accessible, luckily. Anyway, I loved these plugs enough to sit and
  save out each preset, and from there, you can tweak using the
  automatable stuff you'll get from hitting Shift+P. Would definitely
  recommend checking them out unless anyone has suggestions of something
  that sounds similarly good with easier access.

  Hth, let us know how it turns out

  Scott

  On 11/24/13, David P Shortland <dragamilov at comcen.com.au> wrote:
  > Hi & Greetings from the Land Down Under...
  >
  > Just over two weeks ago I finished recording the Sunshine Coasts’ premier
  > youth choir, The Orianna Youth Choir, for a childrens musical project.
  >
  > Long story short...on the first trak the choir is sitting nicely in the mix,
  > but it is totally dry, and so this leads to two questions...
  >
  > 1 Should I leave it dry and have the choir natural?
  > 2 If I put any sort of FX on the choir what should it be?
  >
  > The musical style is for a childrens musical about Gnomes... so the choir is
  > not trying to be represented in a church/cathedral'/large hall environment.
  >
  > However, I do feel the choir needs some space around it, just to lift them
  > slightly forward of the mix...for those who are in the know... if I may ask
  > your thoughts?
  >
  > I realise that this might not strictly be a REAPER question, so please
  > excuse the OffTopic nature. It could be used for future questions that I
  > might be able to provide ansers for if they do occur...
  >
  >
  > Thanx
  >
  > David P Shortland
  > DragonScore Productions
  >
  >
  >

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