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Key feature of this arpeggiator - is a matrix editor, which allows to program patterns like in step sequencers. I took the main idea from the arp in Novation Nova synthesizer and added my experience with other arp's.
It's completely free. Beta-version (win32 VST dll) available here (updated 07-Apr-2013): http://www.graywolf2004.net/files/BlueARP_v1.11rc7.zip Intro and demonstration: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB8aCeFsilM Yet tested it only in FL Studio (update: Ableton, Reaper, etc.). Important points: - arp starts playing only whrn the sequencer is running, otherwise just passes the notes thru (fixed in v1.08) - to make it work, it's midi out should be connected to either VST or hardware synth - drag the control (blue box with value) up or down to adjust the value - you can use parameter "input range" for keyboard-split performances Looking for feedback, bug reports, interesting ideas, etc. Let's discuss! Last edited by graywolf2004 on Sun Apr 07, 2013 4:31 am; edited 16 times in total |
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just... WOW! the demo video blew me away.
off to test this and report how it works on my machine. here's the clickable link: graywolf2004 wrote: Beta-version (win32 VST dll) available here:
http://www.graywolf2004.net/files/BlueArp_v1.01.zip and demo video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB8aCeFsilM |
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Looks very usable and intuitive. Thanks.  |
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yup, looks very handy! thanks! |
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Very nice! |
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Will there also be a native win 64-bit version? |
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Have to try this. Thanks so much. I love the step sequencer style. |
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Very nice, Work on Ableton Live in 32 Bit and 64 whit Jbridge! |
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Thanks all for feedback! Looking forward for more opinions and ideas 
If you try it, please report your DAW and OS ver. I tried just in FL Studio 10, Win7 x64. manducator wrote: Will there also be a native win 64-bit version?
I didn't think of it yet. Is it a performance issue or compatibility issue? Performance-wise it should't be a problem, since it's very low on CPU. Are there any problems with x32 plugins in x64 DAW's? |
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Very nice, thanks!  |
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Three minutes into the vid, and I had to stop to post how AMAZINGLY COOL this is!!! I <3 ARPs
WOW
Thank you for making this, and making the beta available... I know what I'll be doing this weekend. 
Fantastic! ---- Perception is the ultimate "reality" ~ but not, the ultimate Truth. |
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Wonderful, can't wait to try it! |
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ooo.. a new Arp. at work now. will try later today. |
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graywolf2004 wrote: It's completely free.
Sold! The GUI is oldschool, and it offers a bit more than KIRNU. Only problem I will have: no mac port. Else - it's on my "to try" list for the coming weeks. |
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Compyfox wrote: The GUI is oldschool, first thing i did was check for resources to do a custom UI for it.  (no, there isnt any!) |
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