New Tukan Studios Plugin "SumThing"
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Beta release of the new plugin "SumThing"
If you find bugs or have recommendations, let me know.
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I have been using this for a few months and love it! Thanks so much for all of the plugins!
Looks great! Reminds me of the (Liteon) Non-linear Processor multitrack mod by d.bop. This is a bit closer to the Luna and Studio One Mix Engine FX summing plug-ins. The two-band EQ, limiter and different console types are great features!
Just had a look at it. Not bad! Didn't know it exists =)
The idea is the same, but the master-plugin by d.bop is just a controller. All processing happens in the slave-plugins. SumThing does (as I told in the video) processing in both stages and has way more advanced features. ;)
Please put the screen resizing function in your plugins, I want to drop Waves once and for all because your package is amazing! 😂🎶🔥
Great Job! Great sounds from your plugins and a great resource for who like me use Linux! Thanks a Lot!!!!!!!!
Very impressive!!! Sounds so clean and dynamic! Great job! 👍👊🏻
This is really awesome! The mojo and the sound it truly amazing. Maybe 1 future request : LPF and HPF, that would make the plugin perfect. And another feature request to be able to have multiple masters. I would like to use the plugin with instances on the drum bus with a different master than for example the bass.
Yeah, nested masters are a must for modern mixing necessities. He could just add one type of instance calling it "bus" and that would be it
@@scacchomattho See my last video on it. It exists now.
Huge respect for your work! i will start donating soon once i ready my new system.
Amazing!! Thank you for your work and for providing inspiration! I can't wait to test/use your plugins on my next songs/mix.
I finally used this seriously. I'm not sure if it was other changes I made too, but my mix sounds so much tighter now!
Yes, that's the idea ;)
Just did a quick drum bus test, sounds great! I like these sound signatures you modeled.
Thank you!
Your work is outstanding especially the EQs,
So grateful for you and your work John.
Tukan plugins are just wonderful; thank you so much!!!
wow this is really amazing ! Love that distortion coming from yo plugin !
Your Reverb Vst's are superb! 😊👏
I think I understand what the plugin is doing. I'm not sure how to think about it: It's adding some "artifacts" to make your mixer more "analog"-sounding. So you could say that this is an extra module for your mixer, helping it sound less digital and more analog. So in a sense, it's a solution to a problem, that has been "solved" in many ways before. So what is the unique thing here? The sound of it? The workflow?
Sry if the question sounds stupid or critical. It may be stupid, but it's not a critique - and thanks for your awesome plugins!
The plugin adds THD and noise in the channel mode, the master mode is a controller for all the channels + EQ / trim / Limiter + sound shaping. Most (or all) other plugins simulate input stage and output stage of a mixer in one plugin, so in one stage - which is not how it works on analog gear.
@@johnmatthews8435 That must mean that the only place for the track-sumting instances is at the very beginning of the fx-chain, and the master should be at the very end of the master-track fx-chain?
I really dig it. These days I am exploring "analogizing" my sound. I am preparing for a podcast series that will be rich in sound design, and I'd like it to sound as analogue as possible without overdoing it. Your plugins are great for this. Small feature-request: I'd really like to be able to calibrate the meter in sumting. Right now I am using both sumting and MCP Meter on all tracks. If I could calibrate the sumting meter, I wouldn't need the MCP meter, although it is beautiful.
arh man - I see you just released more plugins only four hours ago
@@acebone2 There is a calibration feature for the meters. The little screws in the master-mode plugin are for speed and internal 0dB.
@@johnmatthews8435 awesome - thnx!
Absolutely amazing, man. Thank you so much!
I sincerely look forward to checking out your stuff.
That said, I'd encourage you to use some gain/clipping/limiting on the audio of your videos -- this one is super quiet. Seems like an oversight for a guy making such tools.
Cool! Thank you for developing your plugins. I will definitely try them out～.
Great stuff here...!...Can't wait for the full release...!...What skin are you using for Reaper in this video...???
You can already use it. I works fine already. If there are bug left they can't be too bad anymore. I'm just adding minor system integration features the sound won't change.
Hi. I wonder if you can tell me if the theme you are using is a modification of the WT Imperial, and if so, how do I get it?
Thanks for all your great work :)
One thing I though of was that it could benefit from added oversampling modes, but since Reaper will include FX-chain oversampling sometime in the near future it might not be necessary to add it to SumThing.
Yes, I already thought so too. But adding oversampling is tricky...I didn't manage to get that working properly yet. Maybe in future. And at least, it is not too necessary for SumThing and maybe will be a reaper function... ;)
Yes now Reaper has oversampling available at the single plugin level or at the plugin chain level. Really cool, so I think you don't need to bother with implementing oversampling yourself.
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It would be really cool if there could be groups for the rotary knobs To linke them from one track to another Whith link offset for a ajustement realy précise Realy cool stuf Thank men like that
OMG. Awesome. Thank you so much.
glad to be here
How awesome mate thank you!!
Thank you for your great work for the community!
I would like to know, is there something else happening between the master and the channel plugins (the "summing stage")?
If yes, could you maybe give a short explanation. I'm fascinated by the topic, but I'm not finding a lot of information.
Between the channel inputs and the master all the audio processing is happening: All your mixing plugins, PAN, fader...
So the input-side and masterbus plugins can't directly interact audio data. The plugins are just share control data across the whole project.
I don't know what kind of summing plugins are contained in Harrison Mixbus or Luna, but do you think, they are doing something similar? Honest question, because technically...
(I don't wan't to fight, I hope you understand what I mean, I really like your plugins)
@@malo374 I'm not so sure, what and how Universal Audio and Harrison are doing within the DAWs. Harrison seems to have kinda 'built in' plugins in each channel and in the master, just as SumThing. Luna just seems to put sound signature between the audio from the sequencer and the inserts. (just as the input stage of SumThing.)
Thank you for the answers. I wish you good luck for the future :)
I really would wish for a possibility to use multiple instances of the master. Like having one master (desk 1 for example) for drum bus, another for bass (desk 3).
There will be an option for that soon. I'm working on many SumThing things :)
Yes, Hi and low pass, this looks cool, will download and try tomorrow night. 😎
Nope. Shelvings! :(
Großer Sport!
SumThing in the way he grooves....
attracts me attracts me like a cauliflower :D
What reaper theme is that? Are those VU meters in the FX chain slots? That would be cool to see in the fox chain without opening the plugin!
The theme can be found on my patreon. The VU meters are from the SumThing plugin. I recommend using Tukan "Series 2" plugins for VU meters. There are some that can do the job.
Great stuff!
Hi Matthews!! Thanks for sharing your Plugins with us. I have a question about the adder Sum Thing, So from Colombia and I record Vallenato and for example I record several accordions that I send to a bus or folder, is it possible that I only apply the adder only to the bus or do I have to insert it in all the tracks? thank you
Of course it it possible to use just the adder. The idea is, that every track gets it's saturation from the channel instances. But that's no must. You can use "sum thing SI" on the bus, so you could add saturation to the bus too.
Oh! No, no... not plugin is master... you are Master! Thanks!
lIKE THAT SKIN
So, i seem to have missed something. What is the Some Thing SI that is in the JS folder?
It looks like the master module but is listed as a separate device.
edit. Don't bother I found the answer on your update video. Doh!
Can you do a entire mix with them and show the results. ONLY using tukan plugins
I am doing one with tukan and reaper plugs only - just to see if i could make that work. If you want i can share a link, when its done. I might share the actual session come to think about it :)
That would be nice! Could you please name it somehow with "Tukan Plugins" in the YT title, if you share it here?
how are the VU meters for channels calibrated? I mean 0VU on the meter is equal to? -18dbFs? Thanks! Looks amazing! ;)
I'm currently working on a new update. Meters can be calibrated then in steps. Now the calibration is on a plugin-internal level, that gives you not too much information ;)
Hi John, is this summing thing a substitue for transformer channels like in logic daw?
In a way, yes.
@@johnmatthews8435 Cool! Thanks! 🤗👍
Is this a coloring plug-in or an actual alternative summing products that bypasses the DAW's internal summing? What is it actually doing? Thanks. It Sounds good whatever it is doing....
Summing is summing (2+3+4=9) ... The plugin imitates the input stage of a (summing) mixer (Tubes/Transistors/Transformers) and the output stage (Summing stage). So it is a coloring plugin(s) around the actual summing. Just as it is in analog gear.
I have a question. Where does the plugins need to go? Master first in fx chain and slaves last right?
Use it to your wishes. I'd put the channel-plugins in the channel as first plugin. And the Master somewhere in the master-chain. But that's totally up to your creativity and workflow.
Does it emulate crosstalk in any way? I have tested it against Hornet Analog Console and I prefer Tukan Sumthing sound
It emulates Stereo-Crosstalk. No inter channel crosstalk.
What skin is that? I love it!
It is the Tukan mod of White Tie's Imperial Theme. You can find it on my Patreon, linked in the description.
What theme are you using? It’s pretty cool.
www.patreon.com/posts/theme-for-you-60800686?
All plugins vou meter cam with what calibration? -18?
See my latest video. Metercalibration is now adjustable.
5.00 offered for down load file of all the plugins. Can not get them from download system. 10.00 cannot get a download function/
See my 'how to install' videos (there are two)...should be working :) (Just tried it myself, just to test...)
Reaper theme
When I installed this plugin, I get two version of it. Sum Thing and Sum Thing SI. What's the difference?
SumThing SI is 'just a single/normal plugin' while SumThing is a plugin with channel interaction.
For the idea of SumThing and interaction, please view the first video I made about it.
@@johnmatthews8435 Thanks. I figured that out not long after asking this question.
What theme is that?, I need it in my life
Get it here:
www.patreon.com/tukanstudios
(and leave some money ;) )
I love it! Is there any way, I could use it with Logic Pro X?
I wouldn't know how. I think there is no way yet.
@@johnmatthews8435 aaaah, too bad, cause this solution just looks sooo tasty! Great job with the sound and gain matching!
Just make the step to Reaper! You won't regret it. I used Logic Pro X for many years but Logic used quite a lot of CPU and memory. Since I used quite a lot Acustica Audio Aquarius / Nebula plugins and working on an older laptop efficiency is pretty important to me. I switched over to Reaper to try and I sticked to it. Way more efficient and almost everything is adjustable! Just give it a shot and give it some time to learn the DAW. There are many tutorials vids on YT.
@@martijnvandongen Thanks Martin, I actually come from Reaper, used that for 5 years, but switched to Logic around 7 years ago and already have over 1500 projects, so just want to stick to it for now at least, also the efficiency with the M1 Macs is much better now than it used to be some time ago :)
Where can I download the beta plugin it sounds really good by the way
See my videos on how to install:
ua-cam.com/video/u-oLZcYHvac/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/EBqaV_jTmws/v-deo.html
:)
@@johnmatthews8435 You're a genius mate👌
SumThing tells me you are the one singing...
SumThing in the way he moves...
@@johnmatthews8435 LOL ;-)
Hi John. I am having trouble with SumThing plugin. Can you please help? Regards. I send you a PM in Patreon.
How can I help? (Already wrote back on Patreon)
Are These Plugins really only for reaper?
On windows you can try getting them to work in VST environments with ReaJS VST-plugin. I didn't try it.
@@johnmatthews8435 that would be amazing!
Wow I was using this wrong
Dude can you make a plugging that looks like the waves R compressor
I'm not copying waves by any means. Why don't you get the R-Compressor if you like it that much? I'm not about to reinvent the wheel. Sorry. My plugins stand for themselves.
hello send a tehme for me please thx
Visit me on Patron for that ; )
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@@johnmatthews8435 thanx my brother... I like this . like this... im from brasil... you are my friend, I like this, I like reaper , I like yooooooooooou.