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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » February 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Basementarts-Reflex
Hotbop
Posted: 22nd February 2004 01:37
http://www.basementarts.de/

Nice new beat slicer, and looks very promising.

(I know, many of you would say "we dont need another loop slicer" Very Happy )
e-modic
Posted: 22nd February 2004 01:59
Hotbop wrote:


(I know, many of you would say "we dont need another loop slicer" Very Happy )


THIS one is cool! I have the demo from keys (german journal) and it 'feels' much better then NI Intakt. For me it has a faster handling and better filter. The Slice Sequence Editor is terrific.

I must get it! Shit!
Hotbop
Posted: 22nd February 2004 02:18
Quote:
THIS one is cool! I have the demo from keys (german journal) and it 'feels' much better then NI Intakt.


Yes, I also have the free version from Keys magazine.Its very intuitive to use.
soulata
Posted: 22nd February 2004 02:21
I'll have to check it out, too. (And there's one from Muon coming next month or so)

Anyway, I've tried Intakt and didn't like it, Phatmatik Pro was better but it's not supported anymore (on PC).

So it's not that bad to see a few new ones coming.

k

(but where's the demo?)
e-modic
Posted: 22nd February 2004 02:23
Hotbop wrote:

intuitive to use.


danke, das ist das richtige Wort dafür Cool
Hotbop
Posted: 22nd February 2004 02:25
Quote:
danke, das ist das richtige Wort dafür


lol...so war es aber nicht gemeint Very Happy

Cheers.
ttoz
Posted: 22nd February 2004 07:01
well, this one has got my attention quite a bit. the gui on first impression looks intuitive, but what is more interesting again is the prosoniq time algo included. I've always been 50/50 about mpex but on beats i've always found it to be fantastic. this might become THE beat tool to have Very Happy
kritikon
Posted: 22nd February 2004 07:22
Sounds interesting - I tried out a filter of theirs on demo which was really rather good. Never got around to buying it yet (I'll wait and see what Nitro is like first) but I probably will. And their bitcrusher had an excellent sound to it (you'd think bitcrushers would all be the same, but I've found definite characters to different ones.... odd that....)

Seems as though their slicer will have a bitcrusher, so that is a plus to me. And if their filtering is anything to go by, the onboard extras should be good quality.
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