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Team V.R | 17 December 2020 | 24 MB
Get creative with your audio recordings and samples. PEEL isolates individual instruments or vocals in stereo recordings so you can solo, mute or route the audio for external processing. Got a song where the vocals are too loud? PEEL can route the vocals to a separate track in your DAW [1] so you can set level and pan as if it was before mixdown. Do you have a drum loop where you wish the snare had a little reverb on it? No problem! PEEL can help you extract the snare only and add any effect you want to it.

zplane development has released Peel, a new spectral isolator EQ plugin that allows producers and musicians to get inside their audio recordings and isolate, mute or process single instruments or vocal performances from audio recordings.

Peel was inspired by the Focus EQ in zplane's music learning software deCoda, a software tool that lets musicians learn new songs quickly. The Focus EQ helps musicians isolate the parts that they want to learn.

Tim Flohrer, CTO and co-owner at zplane, commented:

deCoda users really liked the Focus EQ and we started thinking we could develop it further for music production too. The ability to solo, mute and process instruments and vocals from existing audio recordings opens up for countless creative possibilities and we can't wait to see what music producers will do with it.

Aside from isolating or muting sounds, Peel also has secondary outputs where the sound that's been taken out of the mix is routed. This means producers can mute a vocal performance in a recording and route it to an audio track in their DAW for further processing: level, pan and effects without affecting the rest of the audio recording. Another example: isolate the snare from a drum loop and add reverb to the snare only.

Peel is also useful as a mix visualizer. Its spatial-frequency display will give a visual indication of many common problem areas in a mix.



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Pretty cool, but i would use RX for this kind of stuff
  Resident 10.10.2013 13 183
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Yeah, great RX but also Acon Digital Acoustica. Rather thoug, I see this like Roland R-Mix
  Member 20.10.2016 121
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Thanks. I am just curious what is the difference with zplane daCoda?
  Member 23.10.2020 17
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Peel is a vst, mainly for isolating different parts of the audio spectrum, similar to mid-side processing. DaCoda is a standalone app, with more features, like chord detection, transposition and changing tempo.
  Member 20.10.2016 121
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Ah, okay, thank you!
  Resident 2.10.2008 505
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Do I understand this one correctly that you can only separate audio with a unique pan position that is different from all other instruments in the material?

Isn't that the same limitation as in Roland R-Mix?
  Member 7.08.2017 25
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not working for me win10 fl studio, anyone else?
  Member 25.09.2016 2
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You have to disable the inv/out in the processing option of the fruity wrapper.
  Member 20.02.2014 158
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exe contains file replication malware.
  Resident 11.02.2011 7 1399
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Get rid of that AV... It's clearly a bad one.
“When I hear music, I fear no danger. I am invulnerable. I see no foe. I am related to the earliest times, and to the latest.”
  Member 21.12.2018 518
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You can choose the panning angle and width, as well as frequency range, which gives you very good searching and picking capabilities.
Has very simple and intuitive graphical interface,
Measures rather well on all tests except for IR, where is shows a moderate ringing pattern of FIR filtering and for rather high total distortion of ~.54%.
All in all, I find it pretty usable. It stays on my system.
  Resident 25.11.2015 1231
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reminds me a bit of quik quak's mashtastic.. only with this i like that you can move selected parts up and down in the spectrum.
make music, not walls.
  Member 20.11.2018 1 278
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Does it rat out the user like dacoda or is that removed by VR now? Does anone know?
  Resident 27.02.2013 320
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After Trying: My review..

1. The biggest fail with this thing is that it's default on state is already way too destructive to the source audio before you even insert the filtering tool. In other words, by simply inserting this thing on an audio track it imparts a phasey lofi effect across the entire spectrum of the source audio.

With plugins like Mashtactic, etc.. the default state does not alter the phase or taint the source audio in any way. On the contrary, Mashtactic gives you hands on access to rotate and alter what's inside or outside the parameters independently if you "choose" to get more destructive with your editing. It gives you both rectangular and oval filter shapes to choose from, and the ability to use multiple filters on the same instance of the plugin. It gives an exact numeric readout of the highest and lowest frequency your filter/s are cut off at, along with the scale key notes. It even gives hands on control over the visual appearance of the audio spectrum to add a cherry on top. It also has half the latency as this Peel plugin.

2. If you load Peel during playback it will spike in the red. And, if you save a preset using your DAW's native preset saver this thing will spike in the red if you toggle any preset during playback. So be sure to protect your monitors if using this.
  Member 14.01.2017 5
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love the bass!! which vst can it be?
  Member 21.12.2018 518
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quote by dbMuzikAfter Trying: My review..

1. The biggest fail with this thing is that it's default on state is already way too destructive to the source audio before you even insert the filtering tool. In other words, by simply inserting this thing on an audio track it imparts a phasey lofi effect across the entire spectrum of the source audio.

With plugins like Mashtactic, etc.. the default state does not alter the phase or taint the source audio in any way. On the contrary, Mashtactic gives you hands on access to rotate and alter what's inside or outside the parameters independently if you "choose" to get more destructive with your editing. It gives you both rectangular and oval filter shapes to choose from, and the ability to use multiple filters on the same instance of the plugin. It gives an exact numeric readout of the highest and lowest frequency your filter/s are cut off at, along with the scale key notes. It even gives hands on control over the visual appearance of the audio spectrum to add a cherry on top. It also has half the latency as this Peel plugin.

2. If you load Peel during playback it will spike in the red. And, if you save a preset using your DAW's native preset saver this thing will spike in the red if you toggle any preset during playback. So be sure to protect your monitors if using this.

@ 1 You get a much greater 'phasey lofi effect' as a necessity whenever and whatever you concretely do with this type of software.
@ 2 I did not get such a spike, but even if it occurs on a system, it is highly improbable that it can do any harm to monitors.

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