Just released a product i think many people will find helpful, just wanted to spread the word. I built a plugin (vst3, au, aax) that connects you to real analog synths to get actual analog tone. Its not an emulator, its not a sampler, it really connects your to actual analog synths.

Would love to know what people think! If you have any suggestions or concerns would love to talk about it. IMO i made this becasue i think giving people access to high end synths for much much much cheaper is cool, also i like digital recall and stuff DAWs support, but i love analog tone so this kinda combines everything



WALKTHROUGH VIDEO:

 

www.neiroaudio.com/web/ ---> Full Version 199,99 €

 

$200 USD actually!

 

Can u explain how this works? How can I connect to real thing using vst?

 

@biginjapan happy to! Check out the video at the bottom of the post, but TLDR:
1) Users play our state of the art digital emulation, can set presets, craft sounds, turn nobs, play notes, instant sound since its digital emulation on your computer
2) When you are happy, you "Capture" within the plugin (press a button then play your section of music)
3) Plugin sends pacakge to my server of midi notes, preset info, and param automations
4) My studio downloads the data package, and feeds it into the synth, recording the output automatically, no humans involved over here
5) Studio uploads the recorded audio back to server
6) Plugin downloads recorded audio and now plays analog recording back instead of digital emulation

 

Wow! I am gonna check it out

 

i checked video and i think its great stuff. i for sure gonna buy it one day. i wish u luck guys.

 

Thanks! Follow the instragram to stay tuned for more products in the future if you are not ready to buy now!

 

So... lets say.. 400 people send 10 minutes of 'tracks' to have them converted to the real thing (in real time).. per day...
Are you gonna:
A) Send the vst-captured file back saying 'now its the good stuff, put it in your daw' (thus scamming people) or
B) Rent a building, have hundreds of those synths you say at last one exists set up, maintained, powered up and so on?
Would it be possible to show the setup that is now used to convert those captures?
Wouldn't it be an awesome idea to show it in the pitch video?
Why do I have to come up with awesome ideas like that?
Are you late to the first of april party?

 

Don't get me wrong, I like the idea. Kind of like when Thomann did the pedal test as a marketing stunt, where you could play your guitar through fancy pedals on your browser. Clever idea, that.

But ehh, a 106 a "high end synth"? It's a classic for sure, but just you wait until you start getting complaints about the noise...

 

What if emulation sounds better then original analogue synth?

 

A 106 is not a 5K synth like the webpage claims. Not even close. That Kiwi mod is $200 if you do not have to pay a tech to install it. No mention of the audio interface being used, no details of mixer, hardware effects, etc. No actual details about anything. Pretty hard to trust anything else mentioned when something so simple as the price of a used market synth is so deliberately false.

It's funny but people actually complain about the new Roland Cloud plugin versions making noise too. This is like a service for high-end users and their money, but only low information marks for potential customers.

 

I wonder if it could mimic the glitchy modulations you get when recording/playing 106 fader data via a shitty MIDI interface...

 

Probably not. That kind of thing can be the best strange samples you can get from a synth; but you have to be already recording systemwide audio to catch them. The Access plugin sometimes does the same thing when you stop DAW playback, randomly after you just pushed stop.
Sadly, I know exactly the scenario you mean.