Does anybody have a suggestion for a plugin that helps in achieving the doppler-effect? I used to use Dr. Dop from plugin but that is gone and I am unwilling to invest into Waves. Are there even any others out there? thx kai -- --------------------------------------------------------------------- canine_at_waf80_dot_de good night europe. http://kainiggemann.de <your name here> ---------------------------------------------------------------------

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On Nov 3, 2004, at 13:19, K9 Kai Niggemann wrote: > Does anybody have a suggestion for a plugin that helps in achieving > the doppler-effect? I used to use Dr. Dop from plugin but that is > gone and I am unwilling to invest into Waves. Are there even any > others out there? If you don't need to simulate racing cars, trains or jets but more subtile movements you might be able to use a leslie - that lives on the Doppler effect. Peter Ostry

Peter Ostry wrote: > > Does anybody have a suggestion for a plugin that helps in achieving > > the doppler-effect? I used to use Dr. Dop from plugin but that is > > gone and I am unwilling to invest into Waves. Are there even any > > others out there? GRM Tools incorporates a Doppler effect. No AU, but it supposedly wraps good. Personally I use the TDM version. www.grmtools.com Bob Vandivef

>Does anybody have a suggestion for a plugin that helps in achieving >the doppler-effect? Funny that this topic came up exactly a year ago. Once again, I hope admin will allow this little diversion.... You may know about the Doppler effect but - Have you folks ever heard of the Dopeler effect? It's the tendency of stupid ideas to seem smarter when they come at you rapidly. :-) Colin

Colin Shapiro wrote: > >>Does anybody have a suggestion for a plugin that helps in achieving >>the doppler-effect? > > Funny that this topic came up exactly a year ago. > Once again, I hope admin will allow this little diversion.... And another (from a few years ago)... 1/ Solo the track on which you want the doppler effect. 2/ Set up a microphone or two. 3/ Record-enable a track and hit Record 4/ Hold your monitor speaker cables at a point about a metre from the speakers. 5/ Now swing the speakers around your head! (Sorry...)

On Nov 5, 2004, at 14:17, Bill Canty wrote: >>> Does anybody have a suggestion for a plugin that helps in achieving >>> the doppler-effect? >> >> .... > > ... > > 4/ Hold your monitor speaker cables at a point about a metre from the > speakers. > > 5/ Now swing the speakers around your head! > > (Sorry...) Why "sorry"? Recording monitor sound was always used for effects. Maybe it is easier to move a mic than the speakers :) The question was about a plugin, but recording a moving mic gives a real Doppler-effect and might be suitable for some sounds. Peter Ostry