RAW CHORUS

RAW Chorus is just a chorus, but with its own character. RAW Algorithm is based on some modification of the diffusion circuit.

Good for bass, pads, strings and voice.

https://www.native-instruments.com/en/reaktor-community/reaktor-user-library/entry/show/15253/

P.S. Please test and report me about the bugs if there are any, in this thread.

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Z Gabr

Those who have already tried my chorus, what do you think of it?

Ari_BirthdaySurprise

It's fascinating. Digital chorus is usually so boring. It inspired me to work on my own chorus, though not as creative as yours. Doing a Hammond scanner. Chet Singer already did one really well, but now I'm curious about trying a more analog take.

Bolle

I love the audio demo. I'll be trying it out the next few days.

Greets,

Bolle

Z Gabr

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/139305#Comment_139305

Sincerely glad it inspired your creation. Isn't that the most valuable thing?

Z Gabr

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/139724#Comment_139724

Heartfelt thanks! I would be happy to hear back from you!

Bolle

Very honest: this thing is the sh-t! I'm only trying it out on a few pre-recorded tracks of mine, but holy smokes. I love it. It's unlike any chorus i've tried. You couldn't get this powerful sound with Choral, for instance. Or Steinberg's chorus. Not if you tried. I'm a big fan of Tobin-esque analog textures, and this will be great for that.

Thank you for sharing!

Z Gabr

https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/140036#Comment_140036

Heartfelt thanks!

A little backstory... I rarely use choruses, but not too long ago I needed a chorus, and I went through all the choruses I had, but none of them suited me, so I immersed myself for two or three weeks in empirical research, during which I managed to create just the right chorus that suited me completely... I had a few more ideas about what I could add to this chorus, but I put them aside for now because they're not that important, but maybe they'll come in handy later........

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