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Time Adjuster Plug In

Discussion in 'Tips, Tricks & Talk' started by Samuel Diaz, Jan 11, 2018.

  1. #1 Samuel Diaz, Jan 11, 2018
    So I used Pro Tools 12 for a while and still use it here and there for a few situations but I’ve really been liking Studio One as of late and started building a template for my orchestral elements. My only issue is that when trying to recreate that Haas effect that Mike achieves with the time adjuster in pro tools, I can’t find any vst that comes close to getting that effect. Was wondering if you guys know of any VST solution that I can use in other daws? I’m on windows 10.
     
  2. #2 Sylvain Provenzano, Jan 11, 2018
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  3. #3 Samuel Diaz, Jan 11, 2018
    Thank you Sylvain! Seems very cool but a little bit more complicated than the one in PT. Any quick tips on how to use it similar to Time Adjuster?
     
  4. #4 T.j. Prinssen, Jan 11, 2018
    I use the one that comes with Cubase so I can't help you with specifics but I did find this thread:
    https://vi-control.net/community/threads/cubases-equivalent-to-protools-time-adjustment-delay.46240/

    From the last post:
    Free Voxengo SoundDelay work as well
    https://www.voxengo.com/product/sounddelay/
    Just load "Dual Mono" mode and you have Left/Right button at the top to set latency for individual channel.
    Simple, lightweight and free.

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    Or just RTFM, that usually works too ;)
     
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  5. #5 Samuel Diaz, Jan 11, 2018
    Sweet! Thank you so much guys I'll try these out!
     
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  6. #6 Aaron Venture, Jan 12, 2018
    Ya know what, I'll actually recommend this.

    https://klevgrand.se/products/haaze/

    It has two ways of widening your sound. One is a simple three-way Mid/Side EQ that only lets you adjust the positive gain of the Side channel, and the other one is a 16-band Haas delay allowing you to adjust the amount for each band.

    I am truly impressed with this, it's almost invisible in terms of resource use, it's easy to use and you can achieve a number of different colors with the 16-band adjustment, depending where on the spectrum you pull. After that, if you want to place your sound, just drop a panner after it (or if you're not gonna put reverb after this, use the pan on the mixer, it's the same thing).
     
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  7. #7 Christopher Ramey, Jan 23, 2018
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  8. #8 Saša Vranić, Feb 11, 2018
    Voxengo works great... and I have to say that this time adjust is one of favorite tricks I have heard ever. Thanks Mike.
     
  9. #9 Nando Florestan, Nov 18, 2018
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