Your fave MIDI fx, arp, mapper, mangler, generator, chorder, controller, utility. VST or MFX

[Kalamata Kid]

Try it again.
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I do not know.

[Musical Gym]

It looks like my post with links to the freebies was deleted for some reason.

https://grumpymonkeyplugins.com/products/transposer
https://grumpymonkeyplugins.com/products/notetaker

[Kalamata Kid]

Glad your post is till visible.
The GrumpyMonkey developer is new to me. Has some unique and interesting plugins.

Very interested in Scale Sweep and Particle Accelerator. Will love to see them as VST's.
And multi-touch capable. And further developed. Perhaps with dual keyboards.

[LandofMissingParts]

New freebie, released today:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AuiJpTSng4

Get it here:
https://grumpymonkeyplugins.com/product ... l-override

This is a simple plugin that allows you to use pitch bend in Kontakt libraries that normally block the pitch signal. Just load it up and your pitch wheel should work, out of the box. You can also assign to any midi cc controller. Use the reset button (lower right) to restore the default pitch.

[Musical Gym]

^thanks

[BluesMuse]

It looks like ADSR released a new MIDI sequencer called "Orbit" https://www.adsrsounds.com/orbit/ $20 for 18 days, then $25 30 day free trial. Youtube on the site, but it is long and unedited.

[Kalamata Kid]

Very impressive video and audio demos.
Would be great if someone reviews Orbit and compares it with other sequencers.

[Raddler1]

Very impressive video and audio demos.
Would be great if someone reviews Orbit and compares it with other sequencers.

HY-SEQ Collection 2 is very comparable to Orbit by the looks of it.

[Kalamata Kid]

Tadashi's plugins are very musical.
https://hy-plugins.com/product/hy-seqcollectionwinmac/
But then Orbit does look good and only $20 (on sale) vs $55 (but less on sale)
Would love to see someone review one or the other or both.

[underscoreraven]

The more direct comparison to orbit is probably RPE2, and main differences seem to be orbit having 8 instead of RPEs 6 lanes but RPE2 is a lot more indepth, with some step sequencing
options and ability to use easily modulators like LFOs on every parameter for even more complex patterns

[neverbefore]

It looks like ADSR released a new MIDI sequencer called "Orbit" https://www.adsrsounds.com/orbit/ $20 for 18 days, then $25 30 day free trial. Youtube on the site, but it is long and unedited.

I think Hatefish is a simpler version of Orbit plus adds in Controller messages (which is an interesting addition) https://www.hornetplugins.com/plugins/h ... generator/

Using Orbit for pitch and Hatefish for CC is somethign I will have a play with today

[Raddler1]

Very impressive video and audio demos.
Would be great if someone reviews Orbit and compares it with other sequencers.

HY plugins seq collection2 is very comparable to Orbit by the looks of it.

[Raddler1]

Very impressive video and audio demos.
Would be great if someone reviews Orbit and compares it with other sequencers.

HY plugins seq collection 2 is very comparable to Orbit by the looks of it.

Just correcting my above post. underscoreraven is correct, RPE2 from HY is more comparable.

[neverbefore]

I have had a bit of a play with ADSR Orbit now and am very impressed so I bought it. Lovely clear interface and the modulation options and independence of each track makes it extremely powerful whilst staying very usable.

[trewq]

ChordwarePA for Windows has released a free Lite version (chords and Arps) along with the updated full v. 13.2.

What's new for chords: parallel lists that help you with modal interchange using negative harmony and invert flips that correspond to each chord in the main list.

What's new with Arps: added 3 Arps to shuffle or sequence with the first group. And controls that move/mute notes and switch/distribute channels in real time.

The Player and Grids (disabled for Lite version) have about a dozen improvements.