Loupe 2 is OUT !

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Loupe 2 Release
( Reaktor .ens )

After a long wait and several delays - one of which was caused by the addition of a delay mode, ironically - I present Loupe 2.

What is Loupe? It's a Reaktor ensemble that assigns freeform sections of a sample to different MIDI notes and allows them to be pitched, reversed, resized, filtered and enveloped individually. The incoming MIDI notes do not repitch the sample directly , but you can manually adjust each slice / key's tuning to create more complex melodic variation out of your source sample.

It works fantastically well to transform and remix a five to ten second musical phrase, a beat loop, a few seconds of a full song, or even a field recording of a drunk guy swearing at a lamp post. There is music lurking everywhere, sometimes in other music, sometimes in the notes between the notes, in the hissy crackle of decaying note tails on old vinyl samples, and Loupe will help you find it.



go here for audio demos and video preview:
http://www.reaktortips.com/2013/04/loupe-2-release.html

Loupe 2 can be yours for $15 USD.

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Loupe 2 granular sample slicer for Reaktor updated with 1 shot slice playback option http://www.reaktortips.com/2013/04/loupe-2-release.html

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No upgrade price for Loupe 1 owners = No sale.

Funny thing is, Peter says he WANTS to offer upgrade prices... but doesn't have the technical wherewithal to do so.

Right. The guy can make commercial ensembles in Reaktor, but can't manage some email addresses. I must wear a sign around my virtual neck with "naive" written on it.

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looks really cool! i have v1 but update is huge & for that price it's a bargain. ordered! ..and thanx! :)
Whoever wants music instead of noise, joy instead of pleasure, soul instead of gold, creative work instead of business, passion instead of foolery, finds no home in this trivial world of ours.

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