Hello folks ! (,... it's early morning by me ! )

I'd like to know if there is some other beatslicers than are clearly designed do a kind of work that Phatmatikpro is not supposed to do ?

I a way they can be complementary...



Some experimented advices ?

Krakatau wrote:

I'd like to know if there is some other beatslicers than are clearly designed do a kind of work that Phatmatikpro is not supposed to do ? I a way they can be complementary...

Well, numerous automatic beat shufflers in Reaktor come to mind, as well as SupaTrigga and lots of Pluggos.

Two that come to mind are Devine Machine and Beat Burner. They tend to be a little bit different (or a lot different) than your typical slicer.

I'm partial to ConcreteFX's Dicer for this.

Doug

There's reflex from basement arts.

http://www.basementarts.de/

Thanks for the inputs, you all folks !

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paradiddle wrote:

There's reflex from basement arts. http://www.basementarts.de/

Yeah, it's a shame the Reflex demo doesn't allow you to try your own loops - but after a short while i finally got where it was coming from and i started to get some decent results.

It is the best slicer and dicer i've tried and i'm considering buying it. I'm just waiting to see what the new looping/pitching/stretching features FlStudio5 comes up with, before i part with any money.

Give the Reflex demo a bit of time - you won't be dissapointed .

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Dunbar wrote:

Give the Reflex demo a bit of time - you won't be dissapointed .

topaz wrote:

regardless if it cant load user loops there is totally no way to test the transient detection the whole idea. I often scratch my head with some developers outlook on sales, basement arts are no exeption. very bizzare

Yeah, I was looking forward to Reflex myself, but after trying that crippled demo "special CM" version decided not to bother. The software is endorsed by two big name tarnce producers of Da Hool and DJ Quicksilver, but without testing it with my loops - this "award winning" drumloop solution is useless for me.

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twister wrote:

[but without testing it with my loops - this "award winning" drumloop solution is useless for me.

Try the new demo, you can load your own content in this version.

regards
gary

twister wrote:

topaz wrote: regardless if it cant load user loops there is totally no way to test the transient detection the whole idea. I often scratch my head with some developers outlook on sales, basement arts are no exeption. very bizzare Yeah, I was looking forward to Reflex myself, but after trying that crippled demo "special CM" version decided not to bother. The software is endorsed by two big name tarnce producers of Da Hool and DJ Quicksilver, but without testing it with my loops - this "award winning" drumloop solution is useless for me.

yep,

much better. the slice detection seems really nice

nice work

GaryBruckheimer wrote:

Try the new demo, you can load your own content in this version.

You can audition to tempo and load new sliced beat on the fly. Quite convenient!