Pulp Fiction

Pulp Fiction is a multi-FX rack plugin with four slots, allowing users to choose audio effects for each slot from a drop-down menu.

Installation

VST3 Installation (Windows)

1. Download the Plugin: Download Pulp.fiction.vst3 from releases.

2. Install the Plugin:

   • Copy the file into your DAW's plugin directory.
   • Rescan Plugins: Follow your DAW's instructions to rescan plugins or manually add the plugin if necessary.

Build from Source

To build Pulp fiction from source:

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/enter-opy/pulp-fiction.git
   cd pulp-fiction

2. Install Dependencies:

   • Windows: Make sure you have Visual Studio installed with the necessary components for C++ development.
   • Mac: Make sure you have Xcode installed with the command line tools.

3. Build the Plugin:

   Windows:

   • Open the project in Visual Studio.
   • Set the build configuration to Release.
   • Build the project by selecting Build > Build Solution.

   Mac:

   • Open the project in Xcode.
   • Set the scheme to Release.
   • Build the project by selecting Product > Build.

Usage

• Insert Plugin: Load Pulp fiction into your preferred digital audio workstation (DAW).

• Select and Adjust Effects:

  • Each slot can be assigned one of the following effects:
    • Chorus:
      • Depth (ms): Controls the amount of delay modulation.
      • Voices (number): Determines the number of voices.
      • Mix (%): Controls the balance between the dry signal and wet signal.
    • Delay:
      • Time (bars): Determines the delay interval.
      • Feedback (%): Controls the amount of delay.
      • Mix (%): Controls the balance between the dry signal and wet signal.
    • Flanger:
      • Depth (ms): Controls the amount of delay modulation.
      • Rate (Hz): Controls the rate of the modulation.
      • Mix (%): Controls the balance between the dry signal and wet signal.
    • Tremolo:
      • Depth (%): Controls the amount of amplitude modulation.
      • Rate (Hz): Controls the rate of the modulation.
    • Vibrato:
      • Depth (ms): Controls the amount of pitch modulation.
      • Rate (Hz): Controls the rate of the modulation.

• Customize Your Sound: Adjust the parameters to fine-tune each effect to your preference.

Contributing

Contributions to Pulp fiction are welcome! If you'd like to contribute, follow these steps:

1. Fork the Repository: Start by forking the Pulp fiction repository.
2. Make Changes: Create a new branch, make your changes, and commit them to your branch.
3. Create a Pull Request: Push your changes to your fork and submit a pull request to the original repository.

References

Reiss, J., & McPherson, A. (2014). Audio Effects: Theory, Implementation and Application.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License. See the LICENSE for details.