http://loopmasons.com/store/store

You just have to register as a new user, and it will be available in the downloads section. It is a very nice alternative to Catanya and totally free. Be sure to consider supporting his other products while you are at it! I'm picking up a loop pack even though I don't know anything about house music just to say 'thanks' for the nice arp.

BTW I have an issue with my loop download link, the website is still getting up to speed so you may need to contact the developer if you have the same issue, but the loops are cheap, and as far as I was concerned personally a donation/payment for the excellent arp. But you can grab the arp now and get the loops at a later date if you so choose, either way the arp is free

I wish there was some info about the arp. I'm wary of signing up without a bit more info.

my god, just take a chance, man. live on the edge..

Ok, once I'm back from sky diving and settled on my comfy sofa with a cup of tea I'll consider it.

that's the spirit!

Website wont let me logon after registering

Is there any screenshot ?

http://bedroomproducersblog.com/2012/05/09/timecore-polyphon ic-arpeggiator-vst-plugin-is-now-freeware/

Thanks !
Is it an installer or a .DLL ?
Is there a manual somewhere or some spec available ?

.dll

For that are trash mail addresses.

Here I found a video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4JpwhXcivY

No manual included - the results of the matrix screen are a little unpredictable

just .DLL 32bit made with SynthEdit, there is a video in the link

If you are familiar with Catanya this should be very easy to comprehend. Basically there are three octave lanes containing three fingering patternse, split into 32 beats, so you input 3 fingered chords and it arpaggiates them based on the pattern.

So start with something simple, click reset to clear the pattern and use only the first three top 'fingers' of the top lane, and make up-down pattern or something similar. You will instantly hear what you see and should get oriented. Once you do that and it makes sense to you, make a pattern in the next three rows of notes (ie. the second octave lane down) and so forth.

I think the lower your latency the better the timing will be, it seems a wee bit shaky but if you record your playing into your sequencer using input quantization it will give a really good result. You can load a big selection of presets patterns,

From the preset page you can adjust the timing and a gate of notes (DSR is like ADSR but without attack).

Anyhow it is a cool little arp and a welcome addition to my toolbox, and if you don't have Catanya (which is expensive) it is especially great since it is free. It is a different take on arps than the standard found in most synths and can give really good, natural sounding accompaniment to your compositions beyond the synthy sounds of most arps.

You need to click the authorization link in the email they send, did you do that?