Looking For A "Tape Stop" Effect

[rockwithrespect]

Looking to recreate the effect of a tape machine winding down as if the power was pulled. There is a plugin called Tape Stop but it appears to be Windows VST only. Thanks

Kyle

[Rail Jon Rogut]

Digidesign Vari-Fi, Serato Pitch 'n Time.

Rail

[rockwithrespect]

Any chance there is a free plugin out there that will do this?

[Rail Jon Rogut]

Only VST.. so if you have the wrapper, or want to try Plogue... Read this previous thread

Rail

[Papawhitehead]

Didn't Vari-fi come with your system?

[rockwithrespect]

No it did not. Should it have? If so, where can I get it?

[KC Kelly]

You can get it from the digi store. It is an Audio Suite plug only

Hope that narrows down your search.

Ken

[mindnoise]

Hi,

check this pluggo thread:
http://duc.digidesign.com/favlinker....r=&postmarker=

install pluggo free runtime and get the jk-piczer pluggo and start unwinding those tapes.
http://www.sonoria.pl/jk/pluggox.html
100% free and one of my most fav. plugs.

regs

[Infa]

I really like the Serato Pitch 'N' Time for this. You can completely control every aspect of your "slow down" with it.

I know you said you want it for free, so you could download the demo for free HERE .

Get the job done that you want with it. Then just let it expire. Hell you may just like it so much, that you decide to buy it after all like I did !! -- It's a great plug in.

Happy Pitching --

[rockwithrespect]

I downloadad Pluggo and Piczer, but when I insert it on my audio track and hit play, there is no sound. Every track EXCEPT the one with Piczer on it plays back just fine. Then, as soon as I take Piczer off the track, PT crashes.

So then I tried to Turntablist. Same results.

In fact, this happened with quite a few of the Pluggo effects. Not all of the ones I tried, but I'd say about 30%. An even greater number of the Pluggos simply produced no sound, but did not cause PT to crash.

Also, neither Piczer nor Turntablist appeared to work as an Audio Suite plug, which is where it seems they would be the most effective.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

Kyle