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Re: Show HN: Anyma V, a hybrid physical modelling virtual instrument

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Post by oinj » Sun, Jul 28, 2024, 10:42 AM UTC

yungporko wrote: post #10

very interested in plugins like these but i'm not about to buy it without hearing any sound demos. i'll be keeping an eye on this though.

Thanks! Here are some links where you can hear/see it:

[1] Sound demo songs https://soundcloud.com/aodyo/tracks

[2] A short demo video https://youtu.be/jvHASVAGvhY

Re: Show HN: Anyma V, a hybrid physical modelling virtual instrument

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Post by schmorptron » Sun, Jul 28, 2024, 11:00 AM UTC

127 wrote: post #7

I was expecting a blog post or something better like a Youtube video explaining the instrument and demonstrating what's unique about it and how it works, but instead got a direct link to the purchase page. Is this just blatant low effort advertising? If you care about wind controllers, you might "easily" be able to make one for yourself with a pressure sensor (one with HX710B chip looks good), standard 4 to 2.5mm pne…

4 out of 5 submissions by the user are just ads for their product, seems like it. @OP, maybe write an article explaining how you do the physical modeling and how it's built and link that instead?

Re: Show HN: Anyma V, a hybrid physical modelling virtual instrument

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Post by whjkh » Sun, Jul 28, 2024, 12:49 PM UTC

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Re: Show HN: Anyma V, a hybrid physical modelling virtual instrument

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Post by admralprawn » Sun, Jul 28, 2024, 4:09 PM UTC

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Re: Show HN: Anyma V, a hybrid physical modelling virtual instrument

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Post by dang » Thu, Aug 01, 2024, 6:36 PM UTC

127 wrote: post #7

I was expecting a blog post or something better like a Youtube video explaining the instrument and demonstrating what's unique about it and how it works, but instead got a direct link to the purchase page. Is this just blatant low effort advertising? If you care about wind controllers, you might "easily" be able to make one for yourself with a pressure sensor (one with HX710B chip looks good), standard 4 to 2.5mm pne…

We got in touch with the OP and suggested they repost it with a video. That post is at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41132104 now. Hopefully this will lead to more discussion!