David

NES-Tools has been created for people who want to:

Inspired by the GRM Tools suite of audio processors, I set out to create a set of processing tools using Cycling 74’s Max environment. The idea was to just use only the standard objects that come with Max 7/8. As it turned out, many of the tools I wanted to create had already been implemented in one form or another in the standard distribution files and examples. What I have done is to adapt and add to the examples created by others, and assemble these tools into their own suite. That suite is as follows:

NES-Biquad~ Implements a two-pole two-zero filter (for 2 channels)

NES-CombFilter5~ Implements 5 Comb filters

NES-PitchMulti~ Pitch shifter with vibrato & feedback

NES-Reson~ Up to 32 simultaneous resonators

Record the result, and then play it back to check it.

NES-Tools has been created for people who want to:
Open a recorded sound file.
Process it in some way.
Record the result, and then play it b

NES-Tools

2017

Melbourne, Australia