![]() ![]() Restyled and streamlined user-friendly interface and workflow. Top-quality support for audio & MIDI VST plug-ins. Includes hundreds of inspiring instruments and effect patches. Deep modular editing lets you build your own synths and effects, including nice -front panels. Integrated world-class synths, samplers and effects. Option for modular routing of all mixer signals resulting in ultimate flexibility. Effective support for slicing and recycling sampled drum loops. Automation parts let you easily automate any parameter in the modular tree -structure, even the deepest nested ones. Advanced integration between composer and sound engine. Flexible tracks and sub-tracks support audio, MIDI and automation parts. Highlights: -Creates, records, edits and plays multi-track audio & MIDI. MuLab is an easy, effective and rock-solid tool designed to create, record, and finalize Your Music! VocRider is available for free download via KVR Audio (1.99 MB download size, ZIP archive, 32-bit VST plugin format for Windows, made with SynthEdit).MuLab is a top-quality sound and music production system for Mac OSX and Windows, transforming your computer into an inspiring modular studio. You’ll be able to download the latest version of the plugin from there, as well as to get in touch with the developer if you have any questions and/or bug reports. ![]() It seems that Terry West’s website is down at the moment, so I’m linking to the official KVR Audio forum thread in the downloads section below. So, if you have a nicely compressed vocal track which gets masked in the mix by a guitar track or a backing vocal track, VocRider will make your life easier by adjusting the main vocal’s volume throughout the arrangement, so that it doesn’t get covered by those other tracks. Apart from this fundamental feature, the plugin (which was updated to v1.3 yesterday) also comes with a handy “de-harsher” module to smooth out the higher frequency content, a simple 2-band EQ and a main output volume control. What it will do however is to automatically control the level of your vocals so that they stay on top of other elements of the mix (which are sent to VocRider through the side-chain input). To avoid any confusion, VocRider won’t automa gically level the volume of your vocal tracks in Waves Vocal Rider fashion (in other words, it won’t level out your vocalist’s performance). Hook up the vocal channel to the plugin’s left input and connect the side-chain signal (which will be used to ride the volume level of the vocals) to the right channel. I was able to set everything up in 30 seconds (literally) in MuLab due to its modular nature. ![]() The download pack includes a text document which explains how to set up VocRider in Cubase, however the setup process will be more or less complicated than that depending on which DAW you’re using. See also: Best Freeware Compressor VST Plugins! The plugin was built on a concept similar to the vocal riding workflow in Cubase which was described in Sound On Sound magazine ( here’s the actual article if you want to take a look), except that Terry West’s latest freeware creation will work in any VST plugin compatible DAW (as long as it’s a 32-bit Windows application and it supports basic side-chaining). VocRider is a freeware vocal rider VST plugin developed by Terry West, providing smooth leveling of vocal tracks in relation to the backing tracks and the rest of the mix. ![]()
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