I remember a developer announcing an extreme stretch plugin but couldn’t remember who. Then I see your video and remember why I was excited-your algos and UI approaches are so excellent. Instant buy!
Was looking forward to trying/buying this...but the demo 'disk image' (.dmg) states 'no mountable file systems' on both my 10.9.5 and 10.11.6 machines?
PaulXStretch is awesome! In Sloom you can choose between 5 different stretching algorithms, and maybe more importantly there is a spectral shaping and modulation section to graphically modify the spectrum of the stretched sound in real time.
@@No.17TypeS Logic Pro accepts plug ins that can either process live input (effects) or that can generate sound (instruments), but unfortunately it doesn't accept plug-ins doing both. So for Sloom we had to choose to support either live input or file-based playback for Logic Pro and we reckoned the latter was the main use case and ended up packaging it as a "software instrument" for Logic Pro. We'll be listening to user feedback during these first days after release and might change that. An alternative would be to ship 2 different versions for Logic Pro (effect and instrument), but we don't love that solution for now...
@@anemond "Live" would be be my preferred use case for this plugin, so +1 for the two versions one for instrument and one for FX - I have a number of other plugins that have and instrument and FX versions, so is quite a common solution
Finally an real alternative to paulxstretch! Hyped!❤
I remember a developer announcing an extreme stretch plugin but couldn’t remember who. Then I see your video and remember why I was excited-your algos and UI approaches are so excellent. Instant buy!
thanks so much! hope you like it
Paul Stretch - but this is is on steroids
So glad I looked at my UA-cam recommended videos today! Your products seem awesome, instantly subbed! Looking forward to demoing everything!
Really cool, just a heads up, your website doesn’t work on iphone with chrome browser.
But can it stretch to the BPM?
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Hi! Congratulations on this new sound object! Is there a loyalty price? That's a question, not a request : )
thanks! sorry, we haven't planned a discount plan yet, other than the student discounts
@@anemond no problem !
Was looking forward to trying/buying this...but the demo 'disk image' (.dmg) states 'no mountable file systems' on both my 10.9.5 and 10.11.6 machines?
please send an email to hello@anemond.net and we'll look into it
Hi, it would be interesting to know something about the 5 different algorithms available. Thank you.
there is a short description in the manual: anemond.net/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/sloom_manual.pdf hope that helps!
@@anemond ok Thanks
Is there any algorithm value you brought into this product compared to PaulXStretch?
PaulXStretch is awesome! In Sloom you can choose between 5 different stretching algorithms, and maybe more importantly there is a spectral shaping and modulation section to graphically modify the spectrum of the stretched sound in real time.
Does it work with live input?
yes, it can work with both live input and files (live input is not supported on Logic Pro though)
@@anemond Oh, bummer! Any reasons why?
@@No.17TypeS Logic Pro accepts plug ins that can either process live input (effects) or that can generate sound (instruments), but unfortunately it doesn't accept plug-ins doing both. So for Sloom we had to choose to support either live input or file-based playback for Logic Pro and we reckoned the latter was the main use case and ended up packaging it as a "software instrument" for Logic Pro. We'll be listening to user feedback during these first days after release and might change that. An alternative would be to ship 2 different versions for Logic Pro (effect and instrument), but we don't love that solution for now...
@@anemond "Live" would be be my preferred use case for this plugin, so +1 for the two versions one for instrument and one for FX - I have a number of other plugins that have and instrument and FX versions, so is quite a common solution
@@PhilShrimpton thanks, feedback seems to be heading in this direction!