Tube FM 1 update

I actually released this update about 2 months ago but just forgot to post about it here. This wasn’t a free update but the fee to get your Tube FM 1 library upgraded isn’t very high, so email me to ask about it if you want the update (which adds skins)!

Here’s the update info:

*library renamed/rebranded from Tube FM 1 to Tube Radios, Direct.

*new skins by Max!!

*everything was rebuilt from the original recorded/sampled tone sweeps.
this allowed me to go through and hand-edit every impulse. this was the
first libary i ever made so i wasn’t doing that back then. old programs
had some misaligned impulses between the dynamic steps, which could and
would cause glitchyness in some cases- mainly when driving the programs
really hot. now you can drive them hotter without the programs freaking
out.

*two more radio effects were added, which were formerly only available
to the few people who bought my old Tube FM 1-4 bundle from a long time
ago. this includes an additional one made with the zenith radio which
actually has mostly high frequencies (i’m guessing there was some kind
of phase cancellation during sampling) instead of the focus on low freqs
like all the others, and another arvin radio program as well.

*you should notice more ‘bite’ to the sound at higher inputs. this is
because the old versions had lots of ‘input padding’, meaning your
signal was being lowered in level before it hit the effect, so you had
less input drive. now that we can safely drive the input higher than in
the past, the input padding is gone. so louder input signals are
‘saturating’ more, and you get more compression.
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*the harmonic distortion has been lowered in level for most of the
programs (it was way too high in the past, which also led to the
glitchyness you could get with higher levels of input drive), but this
allows you to drive the programs more. the harmonics are still very much
there if you have signals going in over ~20dB. if you want more
noticeable distortion just boost both the trim and dist controls!

*the multiple ‘quality’ options with different amounts of harmonic kerns
have been removed. now there’s only one program for each effect. with
passage of time and cpu tech being improved i don’t really see any need
for the 1k options now.

*attack control has been removed, but the release control remains and
has increased range. liquidity control has been removed.

*feedback control added. these aren’t reverbs, but the feedback includes
a short delay that’s based on the DSPBUFFER setting of your nebula
instance. because of the various filtering happening in most of the
programs, the control can give some interesting results. try it! BUT BE
CAREFUL (strongly consider using a limiter after nebula if you’re going
to mess with this control!)

*programs were also rebuilt, using some my more recent, custom, personal
‘templates’ for programs.

*h1 kerns are longer (80ms) which makes the bass response slightly more
accurate, while using slightly more cpu. cpu increase is offset by all
the other kerns being shortened.

*programs moved to new category in nebula, and tube fm 2 (soon to be
updated and rebranded to- Tube Radios, Mic’d) will be grouped in the
same location when it’s updated.

*manual largely re-written, and my logo has finally been added! this
library was released before i had the logo made!

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