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u-he ColourCopy v1.0.0.7675 CE-VR screenshot
TEAM V.R | 16 August 2018 | 18 MB
Colour Copy: a bucketful of delay

A virtual analog effect inspired by classic bucket-brigade delays (bbd), but extended with modern features. We called our new baby "Colour Copy" because it can deliver the kind of colouration people still love in classic bbd units, but with a wider variety of colours. Colour Copy started life as the little delay unit called "Lyrebird" we built into Repro-1, but the sound was too good not to be developed further and become an fx plug-in.


Features

Colours
During development we soon realized that we could capture the essence of the entire range of classic bucket brigade delays – from the low-range rumbling, slowly evolving delays to the highly resonant, screaming characters. A single knob lets you continuously blend between the five finely-tuned "colour" macros. The differences may be subtle, but each one is rich in detail. In addition to obvious differences in frequency bandwidth, each comes with its own noise and dynamic characteristics, frequency loss over time, and several other qualities. The Saturation knob controls how prominent or subtle those characteristics should be, in case you want to dial back the colouration to better fit in the mix. Finally, a Brightness knob lets you adjust the bandwidth.

Flexibility
Colour Copy is capable of a huge variety of different delay-based effects. With delay times ranging from under a millisecond to several seconds, you can create anything from comb-filter and flange/chorus effects to regular ping-pong delays and longer "looper" effects. The routing options let you mix or swap the input and feedback signals independently or even invert the feedback phase for various phase cancellation effects when delay times are set very short. Additionally, unlike hardware BBD units, Colour Copy's left and right output "taps" can be placed anywhere along the delay lines. This feature lets you move echos independently "forward in time" for e.g. ping-pong or "rushing" delays as well as various stereo chorus or flanger effects. You never knew you'd want three different ways to create a ping-pong effect!


Animation
Colour Copy comes with a stereo lfo that can be used to modulate either the delay rate, the tap positions or the delay amplitude. With a range of 0.05Hz to 20Hz (as times: 20s to 50ms) the lfo can create chorus, vibrato and tremolo effects. Crank up the modulation depth for deep pitch-shifting. An envelope follow signal derived from the input signal can be used to modulate the lfo frequency and depth, adding realtime dynamics to the effects.

Colour Copy comes with the obligatory ducking compressor, but with a unique twist: You can select whether to duck the entire delay output or just the feedback signal. This latter option leaves the very first delay unaffected, preserving the overall stereo "space" while preventing the sonic mayhem that high regeneration often causes.

Performance Control
Some people like to perform on their bbd hardware, pitching the regeneration up and down by twisting the rate knob. We took Colour Copy a step further in this direction by adding a pair of creative features: Firstly, a freeze button that loops the contents of the delay buffer for as long as you like. Secondly, midi key control so that you can play Colour Copy like a mono synth – each octave up doubles the delay rate.



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  Resident 30.03.2018 60 686
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Zippyshare Link:
Music is life.
Win 10 x64 1607 LTSB, Presonus Studio One 4.1.4 x64
  Contributor 11.10.2014 6373 13237
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  Resident 5.12.2012 816 21285
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  Member 26.08.2017 2131
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uploadboy link
  Member 25.04.2016 61
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I've noticed that the very few Team VR software stops working after a while.
Is this just I?
  Resident 31.05.2010 2 2190
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lesson ONE never ever use Uhe plugins when you are online (even if you block uhes site and use a good firewall) but even offline it will bomb 2-3 times a year (solution is simple turn back or forward the internal clock and it will work again)
However changes are that you can use it much longer offline then online without it being bombed.
  Resident 22.08.2013 54 270
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No VR can't crack U-he stuff, they are all timebombing sooner or later.
  Banned 13.05.2014 66 768
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I've been using VR's u-he plugs for more than a year and had no issues. Donno what you guys are talking about.
  Resident 22.08.2013 54 270
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Good for you then. :)
Exactly what specific releases are you talking about?

Maybe you didn't actually use the plugins so much? (some timebombs are triggered after certain number times you have opened the GUI or started a plugin etc - not only by date).
  Banned 13.05.2014 66 768
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I'm using all u-he synths from VR and doing it probably every day.
  Banned 10.07.2014 1280
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Except latest zebra by v.r, everything os work8ng flawlessly.
  Resident 31.05.2010 2 2190
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It WILL bomb thats for sure another mystory bomb is that users who use it quite frequently = many many hours every day got a graphic bomb so the gui melt.
Oh and of course you must use older versions but who cares about that unless you have problem with bugs?
For every update Uhe adds more bombs they usually bomb on "important days" like 4 July or Christmas etc

I doubt VR find all hidden bombs the R2R christmas gift from some years ago has been working though.
  Resident 25.12.2015 5 317
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quote by itenceNo VR can't crack U-he stuff, they are all timebombing sooner or later.


Not true, at least not for me. I'm on a strictly offline computer. My current music production PC (Ryzen with Win7) has never seen the internet before and never will and any of VR's stuff has yet to timebomb on me but i don't think it will. All you guys saying it timebombed on you is because you are connected to the net. Period. If you use cracked plugins on the same PC you use to connect to the internet, then it's really your own fault. Blocking sites in your hostfile / firewall and all that is not enough nowadays. Devs found new ways to get their plugins to call home, that's why i will always have a strictly offline PC for music production and another PC or Laptop for daily internet use.
"And now i'm like a major threat because i remind you of the things you were made to forget."
  Resident 22.08.2013 54 270
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Well, you are wrong, some VR releases aren't fully cracked. R2R has even acknowledge this. VR has even admitted that they missed timebombs when releasing revisions, they release things too fast to be sure they are fully cracked. Previous AiR and now R2R releases are much more reliable.

U-he doesn't call home AFAIK - never seen any traffic between their DLL's and Internet.
I log all traffic from my computer using an external layer7 firewall. Sure, I could have missed this anyways, but I would like to see proof of U-he plugins calling home.
There is no need for Internet connection to register their plugins either.

I may be wrong, but maybe some cracker can confirm this, it used to be true before atleast. Timebombs are hardcoded in U-he stuff, that I know for sure.

Another thing:
Alot of people like to BUY also the things they actually use long term, esp when you are going to release it on a label or use your stuff on official movies, podcasts or youtube. Showing up on a live gig with cracked plugins is outright disrespectful IMHO.

I like to support the guys who work hard with plugins, but still beeing able to testdrive without getting noise/demo artifacts, since I can only do testing of new plugins a couple of times a month.

Anyways, you need an Internet connection to register alot of legit plugins from other companies. Also doing co-ops with other producers via Internet, using VST Transit, streaming etc.
  guest -- 0
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The only certain thing is (nice thing, btw) that u-he do NOT call home, period.
Opening browser have nothing to do with homecalling.
U-He time and custom bombs are totally unrelated,
they are pre-set to specific dates and user actions.

PS.: there are not only the explicit bombs (stop working).
There are implicit bombs, which 90% of crack users won't notice
as they probably play with plugs like toys and not like instruments.
A musician would notice random detune up to a semitone in synths,
and phasing in FX plug-ins. Yeah, probably not a problem
for cheap EDM constructed around 2 notes and a half.
(kidding about EDM, not about most users not noticing such things)
Afaik the only proper windows releases in the last 6+ years after the old AiR ones
(and DOA w/ legit sn# bought with stolen CC and blacklisted immediately),
are the R2R ones (if I recall well, patched it in memory at runtime, no changes on disk).
On OSX, no public cracked release ever is done properly.
  Resident 27.12.2016 8 312
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Indeed that's what they did afaik.
Care to share the "obvious reasons"?
Several R2R works use loaders.
Unless you talk about OSX, and you're pretty much right in that case.
  Resident 27.12.2016 8 312
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Last PluginAlliance release, all AudioUtopia iLok2(with MF) releases.
Is that impossible? Didn't knew that. I must've misunderstand what they said so,
  Resident 25.12.2015 5 317
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Modulus, im not an expert, i may lack a lot of knowledge, i will admit that. I guess i stand corrected when you guys say that u-he never calls home BUT how come that bombs happen to some, but not to others, or at least not as much? These hardcoded bombs this other guy speaks of, never happened to me. I use u-he plugins almost on a daily basis and never experienced any issues. Am i not using them enough to bomb on me? Im using a V.R. Diva version (NOT a R2R one) and it has yet to bomb on me. It works flawless. Why is it that those who use cracked plugins on a strictly offline computer don't encounter as much bombs as those who use cracked plugins on a computer that is also used for internet? I've seen and heard this time and time again. So there must be something to this. One simply cannot ignore this fact and im talking about plugins in general, not neccessarily u-he.

Maybe i'm wrong but there is more than enough evidence that having a strictly offline PC wont make you encounter as much bombs or issues of any kind for that matter. And if that's true, and the evidence shows it is, then yes plugins are calling home in one way or another, including u-he and you wouldn't even know. There is no way you could know. Devs are not stupid, especially the big company ones. They find other ways and hide it from you or make it difficult for you to even see it. How could you even possibly know if u-he plugins call home or not?

Please enlighten me?
"And now i'm like a major threat because i remind you of the things you were made to forget."
  guest -- 0
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quote by Gatekeeper432How could you even possibly know if u-he plugins call home or not?

Mmm, like, because I have reversed them for something
like a few hundreds, probably a thousand hours during the years?
Finished reversing them deeply since ages, but I still have a look everytime
I patch updates, and they didn't add any homecall triggered bomb.
(but they added other nice tricks, even tho the backbone is still that. I was about to say luckily, but it's not luck, it's lack...of public releases )
They might even call server on specific situations (never seen myself)
but that's absolutely not what trigger bombs in bad cracks
Many people who don't use them often don't notice bombs,
it depends on when you open them, and how bad the crack is.
I work completely offline and my old bad cracks
(and later I used to keep a second version of each
badly patched on purpose to check for bombs)
bombed every time they had to.
But I'm only talking about u-he, there's not even to talk about,
you must stay offline on DAW machines. Period.

Of course other stuff will bomb if online, as most dev use homecalling,
but those are not even technically timebombs, most soft
just call home and find license is missing or bad, so it screw up.
A timebomb triggered by tampered code is another story, and that's u-he case.
  Moderator 21.01.2012 2376 16085
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How could you even possibly know if u-he plugins call home or not?

Please enlighten me?


Aside of reversing, you can simply install a serious configurable firewall which will tell you (and ask you to authorize or not) when anything is trying to call home, connect to something else, use system files etc...
  Resident 22.08.2014 1 75
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Life is the 'C' between B & D.
  Moderator 21.01.2012 2376 16085
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This is windows section ...
  Resident 17.08.2013 314
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I'm with Gatekeeper432. I have an audio PC that never connects to the internet too.
I never encountered a cracked U-he plugin that timebombed on me.. Yet. Be it a R2R or VR version. I don't think you can call it luck. I'm using to many cracked plugins from U-he for that.

I say: Keep your audio rig offline. It's better in any way!.
  Contributor 3.05.2011 649 4585
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the code itself has various checking routines, to see if the code was tampered, right serial, etc, going offline doesnt work for that, if you hit the day with the correct check you go directly into timebombing. i have seen it myself, installed ZEBRA2 and went directly into timebombing without internet connection. (ZEBRA went total dark on my screen, wo giving any tone)

we have to admit uhe does have a good/clever way to protect their software, wo harming the actual legit user.
If you want to supply something, you can. PM is open for that.
  Member 3.02.2014 22
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  Member 28.08.2016 494
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  Member 28.11.2016 913
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Yeah U-he stuff is over-rated, mostly by himself.
  Resident 25.12.2015 5 317
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U-He stuff is the shit. One man's garbage, is another man's treasure ;)
"And now i'm like a major threat because i remind you of the things you were made to forget."

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