SquaredHeads Nora 1.4 - Phrase Arpeggiator + Harmonizer
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 625 posts since 8 Apr, 2014
Any version (Win, OSX, 32/64, etc) will be avaliable for free for anyone that owns a version that includes it. Example, if you purchase 1.0 (just Win) and in 2.0 OSX is avaliable and it's a free update, you will get it for free. If 2.0 has an small fee, like 5€, this fee is for all users, and you should pay that fee, then you will have 2.0 for Win/OSX.
Rajah, glad you like it I'm enjoying a lot from Nora making music aswell
Introductory offer: 34€, final price, 49€. (it will last 15 days after its release).
Rajah, glad you like it I'm enjoying a lot from Nora making music aswell
Introductory offer: 34€, final price, 49€. (it will last 15 days after its release).
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- KVRian
- 900 posts since 19 Aug, 2009
Sounds good. Monday is the day then?squaredheads wrote:Any version (Win, OSX, 32/64, etc) will be avaliable for free for anyone that owns a version that includes it. Example, if you purchase 1.0 (just Win) and in 2.0 OSX is avaliable and it's a free update, you will get it for free. If 2.0 has an small fee, like 5€, this fee is for all users, and you should pay that fee, then you will have 2.0 for Win/OSX.
Rajah, glad you like it I'm enjoying a lot from Nora making music aswell
Introductory offer: 34€, final price, 49€. (it will last 15 days after its release).
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- KVRAF
- 8490 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
Interested but why not just use the piano roll of flstudio ? Why use nora with its piano roll too i think i didnt understand this yet.
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- KVRian
- 900 posts since 19 Aug, 2009
Why use arpeggiators & step sequencers at all?Caine123 wrote:Interested but why not just use the piano roll of flstudio ? Why use nora with its piano roll too i think i didnt understand this yet.
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Echoes in the Attic Echoes in the Attic https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=180417
- KVRAF
- 11053 posts since 12 May, 2008
Those are two very different questions though. Why use an arpeggiator? Because you can play chords in real-time and have the notes split out rhythmically. Piano rolls don't do that. Why use a step sequencer in a DAW? Indeed that is a good question because a DAW piano roll is a sequencer so it doesn't make much sense unless someone wants a retro gui or there are tools for generating patterns not available in the DAW sequencer.firepile wrote:Why use arpeggiators & step sequencers at all?Caine123 wrote:Interested but why not just use the piano roll of flstudio ? Why use nora with its piano roll too i think i didnt understand this yet.
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- KVRian
- 900 posts since 19 Aug, 2009
You can "play" a step sequencer like Thesys just like an arpeggiator.Echoes in the Attic wrote: Why use an arpeggiator? Because you can play chords in real-time and have the notes split out rhythmically. Piano rolls don't do that. Why use a step sequencer in a DAW? Indeed that is a good question because a DAW piano roll is a sequencer so it doesn't make much sense unless someone wants a retro gui or there are tools for generating patterns not available in the DAW sequencer.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 625 posts since 8 Apr, 2014
Yes!firepile wrote: Monday is the day then?
Nora is a "Midi effect". What Nora offers you is an editor like any host Piano Roll, but it isn't a piano roll. The idea is, you place some chords in your host, and then you process them with Nora and it's piano roll-like editor. Nora's main editor has X groups that contains Y notes each. Imagine you have just 1 group with 3 notes. If you place in your host some 3 notes chords, they will chop in the same way Nora editor is. Upper and bottom extra groups works in the same way, but pitching up/down an octave. Once you test it, you will understand the concept for sureCaine123 wrote:Interested but why not just use the piano roll of flstudio ? Why use nora with its piano roll too i think i didnt understand this yet.
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- KVRAF
- 8490 posts since 5 Aug, 2009
thanks a lot mate! this wasnt offensive i just was wondering myself , expect a small pm from me with some specific wish.squaredheads wrote:Yes!firepile wrote: Monday is the day then?
Nora is a "Midi effect". What Nora offers you is an editor like any host Piano Roll, but it isn't a piano roll. The idea is, you place some chords in your host, and then you process them with Nora and it's piano roll-like editor. Nora's main editor has X groups that contains Y notes each. Imagine you have just 1 group with 3 notes. If you place in your host some 3 notes chords, they will chop in the same way Nora editor is. Upper and bottom extra groups works in the same way, but pitching up/down an octave. Once you test it, you will understand the concept for sureCaine123 wrote:Interested but why not just use the piano roll of flstudio ? Why use nora with its piano roll too i think i didnt understand this yet.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 625 posts since 8 Apr, 2014
I didn't take as offensive at all. Feel free to ask for your desire, we're wishing to hear them! One day left
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- KVRAF
- 2626 posts since 8 Sep, 2009
So, basically, it's like 7Aliens' Catanya plugin but with the freedom a of a piano roll (instead of their fixed scheme)?squaredheads wrote:Imagine you have just 1 group with 3 notes. If you place in your host some 3 notes chords, they will chop in the same way Nora editor is. Upper and bottom extra groups works in the same way, but pitching up/down an octave. Once you test it, you will understand the concept for sure
2nd Q: it looks like one can store own presets that eventually show up in the left browser?
All in all, it looks well done. Congrats.
- KVRAF
- 1782 posts since 10 Mar, 2004
I'm enjoying a lot from Nora making music aswell
this is so unfair!
this is so unfair!
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 625 posts since 8 Apr, 2014
Yes... just the first versionelassi wrote:So, basically, it's like 7Aliens' Catanya plugin but with the freedom a of a piano roll (instead of their fixed scheme)?
Indeedelassi wrote:2nd Q: it looks like one can store own presets that eventually show up in the left browser?
I'm going to tell you a funny history: During Nora development, while I was focusing on interface related stuff, my partner was coding the anti copy protection. Then one day, Nora wasn't working on my computer I asked him and his answer was: "Sorry you need a key file, and since I'm on holidays I cannot give it to you atm". So I, the main coder, was without being able to use it in my music around one week. That was unfair!yellukhan wrote: I'm enjoying a lot from Nora making music aswell
this is so unfair!
- KVRAF
- 1782 posts since 10 Mar, 2004
ouch!
that must be hurt!
but somehow i feel lees pain.. i think, now we are even
that must be hurt!
but somehow i feel lees pain.. i think, now we are even
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Fernando Carvalho Fernando Carvalho https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=31855
- KVRist
- 199 posts since 5 Jul, 2004
Silly question: can NORA output midi by itself? I mean, do you need allways to play midi in order to make it sequence?
My question comes becouse I would love to paint or record the sequences and make them run in programs like audiomulch that lacks pianoroll.
My question comes becouse I would love to paint or record the sequences and make them run in programs like audiomulch that lacks pianoroll.
Fernando Carvalho
http://soundcloud.com/fernandocarvalho
http://soundcloud.com/fernandocarvalho