Should Have Released Transfuser 3 Instead Of Boom!

[Topcheese]

Boom is cool, but I seriously believe Transfuser is a top plugin. I use it alongside the MPC software, and it's so much easier to work with ideas.
In fact it's pretty feature complete, and it only needs a few things to make it a MPC killer. imho

Air Music Tech really needs to rethink this product, and perhaps create a new version with some of their synths built-in? Including Boom!

[mutantdog]

Why make something new when they can try and re-flog their old and dated ProTools crap?

[sircuit]

Boom is cool, but I seriously believe Transfuser is a top plugin. I use it alongside the MPC software, and it's so much easier to work with ideas.
In fact it's pretty feature complete, and it only needs a few things to make it a MPC killer. imho

Air Music Tech really needs to rethink this product, and perhaps create a new version with some of their synths built-in? Including Boom!

Yep, one of my all-time faves - Transfuser

[Soundwise]

I wonder, what do you with Transfuser? How do you use it?

[sircuit]

I wonder, what do you with Transfuser? How do you use it?

1. Throw any audio at it.
2. Profit.

[Topcheese]

I wonder, what do you with Transfuser? How do you use it?

I'm sorry I didn't see your post. I drag or record midi into it then I will use things like randomize and simplify to create variations of the original. I use to drag the patterns back into my DAW, but I've recently decided to just trigger them live from the keyboard. I love it because I do the same thing with my audio samples using auto-slice.

I also use the onboard effects as opposed to running separate audio outs for each track.
Edit: I forgot to mention that I basically use it as my metronome to start out a song. It allows me to use a basic beat to start out with, then change the beats and quickly make adjustments to help flesh out the different song parts.

[Soundwise]

Thanks for your replies, folks! That goes to show I had no clue how powerful the Transfuser is. Need to explore it in depth. What's the best source to learn more about it?

[Bug Music]

There are a bunch of good tutorials on YouTube, that point out some good little tips and tricks that I probably would have never found by myself.
Just search YouTube for "air transfuser 2 tutorial" .

I agree that it is a very deep plugin, every time I use it I find something else that it can do.
I just wish it was a little easier on the old eyes.

Speaking of which... (a nice segue, seeing as Boom is in the thread title)...
I have been seeing Boom on sale at PiB, and was thinking of maybe picking it up at some point, but...

Does anybody know if the GUI is re-sizeable that ?
It doesn't really say in anything that I've read or seen, so I'm assuming that it's probably is not.

- Jay

[Soundwise]

Thanks BM! I've always been neglecting Transfuser's ability to create backing tracks with just a few clicks. Will surely explore YT tutorials to find out more.