Device Details
Device Overview
| Name/Version: | PIASTRONE BY AVAL 1.0 |  |
| Author: | IsotonikStudios | |
| Description: | MAXFORLIVE PLATE REVERB Piastrone is a Max4Live device for Ableton Live, a plate reverb dedicated to the italian composer Gino Marinuzzi Jr., who in 1963 defined with this term the reverb technique. It’s based on the famous Dattorro (1997) digital plate reverb design, which returns a dry and, at the same time, deep and spacious sound, with the possibility, through modulations, to obtain more metallic and spicy sound. PIASTRONE CONTROLS XY control panel: controls internal diffusing and filtering, centered it creates warm and diffused signal, while to the sides it generates a sharp and bright sound. At the bottom there are X and Y position values, mappable in order to make them move with external LFOs or sequencers. Material: controls the decay of the reverberation. Size: changes the ‘plate size’ by expanding the delay lines. DryWet: amount of dry or wet signal. PreDelay: amount of delay before early reflection Input Diffuse: enable/disable input diffusing, allowing to get softer transients when enabled. Highpass Filter: the white curve, a HPF that filters the input signal before the reverberation. Lowpass Filter: the green curve, a LPF that filters the input signal before the reverberation Down left arrow: opens a pup up menu where you can set the LFO mask of the diffusers, from here you can change: Rate: speeds up or stop the LFOs freq. Depth: change the amount of modulation Shape: dragging it you can change the Ifo shape, from a reverse saw to a ramp, a triangle wave by default. |
Device Details
| Tags | effect |
| Live Version Used: | 10.1.18 |
| Max Version Used: | 8.1.5 |
| Date Added: | Apr 28 2023 15:32:53 |
| Date Last Updated: | Not updated yet |
| Device Type: | audio_device |
| Download URL (report link) | https://isotonikstudios.com/product/piastrone-by-aval/ |
| License (more info): | Commercial |
Comments
| Just wanted to say, this is an excellent reverb - subtle and adjustable in a way that doesn't make it sound like other reverbs. Just nice across the board. Also, it's very low on CPU cycles. Well done! |
Posted on July 16 2023 by NeuroNoNeuro (report) |
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