Subsonic Labs Wolfram CM v1.2.1 WiN

Thnks Captain Kook. Never heard about this. Will give it a try.

PS: This is from MusicRadar -

Wolfram comes with a sizable complement of preset patches, and they don't disappoint. Running the gamut from simple chorusing and echoes to crazed soundtrack-in-a-box atmospherics, we were reminded of Lexicon's classic Vortex effects processor: the more extreme effects have the same otherworldliness that we remember so fondly, albeit without the morphing.

Other highlights include the wicked Fried Space Invaders, which sounds like a walk through an '80s video arcade, and the massive Mothership Landing, which produces a dull throb reminiscent of the ambient effect heard in the engine room ofthe Starship Enterprise.

There are nifty rhythmic patches, too, such as the percolating Syncopate This, with its oddly enhanced low end; and the creepy Ping Pong Noise, which transformed our thumping drum loop into a tense sonar pulse. Very nice.

Wolfram gives you a lot of power for the price. The effects are limited, yes (no reverb, for example), but what you get sounds great and is easily capable of mangling any sound beyond recognition. What it does, it does well.

While more mod slots might be cool, part of what we like about Wolfram is its simple, direct approach. It fits a surprising amount of potential into a small footprint and manages to be manageable and accessible, which encourages you to tweak and play rather than simply dial in a preset.

Inspiration is a priceless commodity, and Wolfram provides plenty of it.
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Additional Requirements

Windows XP with Service pack 3, Windows 7, OSX 10.5.8 (Leopard) or later. CPU: Intel Core Duo or later, AMD Athlon or later.

awesome, thank you

Everybody...Wolf..Wolf,Wolf,Wolf,Wolf..Wolfram Style

light59
Hey, thanks very much for the MusicRadar review. It sounds just like the Tone2 thing, but worse ;)
I'm glad this was rubbish - I am running out of disk space and Logic takes too long to start up. ;)


Once again I am glad to pass on this one.

Big thanks for it just being there to test though.

(I won't test it)



I need to clear out all the stuff from here that I don't use (the best test - look through plug-ins... what is this thing? Oh I remember! I tried that and it was not for me - trash it, and so on, for 20 plug ins).

Ideally have just the ones you always use. Don't keep things because you MIGHT use them. Use them or don't!
Restrict yourself!

If you use them a lot, perhaps buy them.

I'd like to buy all the Oxford stuff but jeez the money is mad! At that price you can f**king well expect piracy.

I mean it's great but only a bit better than stuff half the price like the Waves stuff... well actually that's not so clever and nor is Voxengo Elephant (but Elephant is really really good. Great if your track lacks some sort of mid-weight. Not great with bass).

Hmmm Okay I need to get some tracks placed, get some income and pay for the Oxford stuff. man, that will be a proud day.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=07vhqUjbEeg

@pdc

very intersting insight of... mmhh... yeahhh.. very intere sting!

https://youtube.com/watch?v=fBCE4SAzJXY

@PDC
its about ballance
- sometimes a fun new plugin is great
- sometimes not
- concentrate on what good about what your doing and whats musical - i( say 1000 hail marys every time Ableton Lives PDc rubbish enters my mind :))

I'm going to try this puppy out for a bit of instant variation

full version is on sale at prime plugin for a few days

Very cool Free VST.