random arpeggiator

[iacoposk8]

Hello everyone! I can recommend a free plugin type arpeggiator with a random function? thanks

[RunBeerRun]

My Trashathon has 3 arps with 1-4 octaves, and you can set the righthand sides to random, which will do randomly which octave gets played.

-Windows 32bit plugin

[gabebrunogarza1021]

Hello everyone! I can recommend a free plugin type arpeggiator with a random function? thanks

Check your DAW.
I know Logic has that in it's Arpeggiator

[V'ger]

Arp!0 does nice random, you can even set for each part like for example transpose, length, gate, voices etc etc.

[iacoposk8]

Thank you for answer! I would be interested arp!0 but I can not get it to work in reaper! I'm reading how to do it but to no avail.
how do you?

[V'ger]

In Reaper's menu, click:
Options - Show REAPER resource path in explorer/finder.
A Windows explorer window will be shown. Put the Arp!0 files in the folder called Effects there. (the midi_arpbangzero file has no extension, that is normal, don't worry about it)

Now restart Reaper and just load the arp as a normal plugin on any track.

The random features are in the settings page. To open the settings page, click the word [arp!0] in the top right of the main page.

[~Pd~]

Not precisely an arpeggiator, more of a phrase sampler, but you might be interested in Chroma for Reaktor:

http://www.reaktortips.com/2012/12/chro ... nster.html

It allows you to quickly enter semi-random phrases and warp them on the fly while restricting the notes to a scale. An upcoming version will be midi-triggered to allow the stored phrase to be transposed by incoming MIDI pitches.

[gabebrunogarza1021]

Not precisely an arpeggiator, more of a phrase sampler, but you might be interested in Chroma for Reaktor:

http://www.reaktortips.com/2012/12/chro ... nster.html

It allows you to quickly enter semi-random phrases and warp them on the fly while restricting the notes to a scale. An upcoming version will be midi-triggered to allow the stored phrase to be transposed by incoming MIDI pitches.

Thanks for this, might note that you need the full Reaktor ($399) not Reaktor Player (FREE) to run this Chroma.

[~Pd~]

Yeah, I highlighted that in orange down near the buy button. I think I've only had one person buy one of my Reaktor ensembles without realizing it wouldn't run in the free player, and refunded the purchase when they asked.