Specifications
Chapter 77: Bruno and Reso 385
Chapter 77: Bruno and Reso
Bruno and Reso are a pair of TDM plug-ins that
process audio using a sound generation tech-
nique known as cross-synthesis.
Cross-synthesis generates complex sound tex-
tures by using an audio track as a tone source
then applying a variety of synthesizer-type ef-
fects to that tone source. Bruno and Reso each
use a different sound generation method:
Bruno uses time-slicing, a technique whereby
timbres are extracted from the source audio dur-
ing playback and crossfaded together. This
crossfading between signals can create a rhyth-
mic pulse in the sound as the timbre changes.
Reso uses a resonator, which adds harmonic
overtones to the source audio through a short
signal delay line with a feedback loop.
In both cases, the processed sound can then be
played in real time or sequenced using the MIDI
recording and playback capabilities of
Pro Tools.
Bruno/Reso Features
Bruno Features
Bruno features include:
• Time-slice tone generation with adjustable
crossfade
• Polyphony: Up to 62 voices of polyphony
(on Pro Tools|HD Accel systems)
•Multi-voice detuning
•Editable ADSR envelope generator
•Portamento
• Velocity-sensitive gain and detuning
• Time-slice switching using envelope trig-
gering or MIDI beat clock
• Voice-stacking
• Side-chain input for control using an exter-
nal audio source
• Supports sample rates up to 192 kHz
•Online help
Reso Features
Reso features include:
• Harmonic resonance generation
• Up to 62 voices of polyphony (on
Pro Tools|HD Accel systems)
•Multi-voice detuning
• Resonant low pass filter
•Editable ADSR envelope generator
•Portamento
• Velocity-sensitive resonance, damping,
gain, and detuning
• Harmonic switching using envelope trig-
gering or MIDI beat clock
• Voice-stacking
• Side-chain input for control using an exter-
nal audio source
• Supports sample rates up to 192 kHz
•Online help