A new chorus-like effect

[martinvicanek]

This one will compile with FS 3.0.6, FS 3.0.8.1 and FS 4.

Chorous_kbGui2_FS4_compatible.fsm

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Note: The string "hop" apparently has a special meaning in FS 4 assembly. Unfortunaltely I use the following syntax a lot in my schematics:

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mov eax,ecx; and eax,<2^n - 1>; cmp eax,0; jnz hop;
    <hopped code here>
hop:


This is OK in FS 3 but not so in FS 4. Simply change both occurrences of "hop" to "hop1" and it wll work in FS 4.

[wlangfor@uoguelph.ca]

Thanks Martin, very slick; I'll try and find a use for it

[martinvicanek]

Here is a variant I named "Korus". I like the sound better than Chorous. It uses more than a thousand randomly detuned echos. Check it out and tell me.

Thanks Kevin for the GUI!

[k brown]

(post deleted) I guess Martin didn't think my joke was very funny - sorry.

[Spogg]

It’s great and Kevin has made it look really pretty too.

I compared it with the original Chourus and I don’t feel it’s inherently “better” (using my voice as a test source). To my ears it simply sounds different somehow, but it’s no bad thing to have a choice of sound.

Maybe it would be worth having a selector to choose the algorithm…

Brilliant work as always Martin!

Cheers

Spogg

[k brown]

Fixed the jittering Rate slider track illumination, centered it's indicator line (now fixed in Chorous as well) and corrected the plugin name to Korus.

Korus_kbGui2b.fsm

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I do like this better than Chorous - I'm using it with synths, not voice input, and to my ears, Chorous was adding a slight 'sproing-y' coloration to everything, and this isn't. At low Rate settings and Mix levels, it adds a beautiful, subtly-moving spatialization.