Good multiband plugin host?

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Looking for something like kHs Multipass, UA's Triad or Waves' StudioRack, but one that can host 3rd party plugins.

Not really happy with what I've found so far, so I'd welcome recommendations:
- MUX - probably the most likely candidate right now
- Blue Cat Audio's Patchwork - kinda Ok, I guess
- Kushview Elements - way too many things there I'm not interested in
- DDMF Metaplugin - ugh

Thanks!
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Blue Cat Audio MB-7 could be what you're looking for. Similar to Patchwork with multiband option. What i dislike with the Blue Cat hosts is that you need to select the plugins from the plugin folder.

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andi75 wrote: Wed Dec 23, 2020 11:20 amBlue Cat Audio MB-7 could be what you're looking for. Similar to Patchwork with multiband option.
Oh, you're right! My bad. Thanks :tu:
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Not quite a host, and Ableton only, but when that fits your requirements this free rack works well https://elphnt.io/store/splttr/

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Freestyle by New Sonic Arts, but no PDC (yet).

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Skorobgatko wrote: Wed Dec 23, 2020 12:32 pm Freestyle by New Sonic Arts, but no PDC (yet).
Thanks, although - like Kushview Element - this seems to be overkill for what I need, especially since it comes with a price tag that reflects the feature-set.
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I use these Ableton racks, plus own modifications:
https://forum.ableton.com/viewtopic.php ... 9#p1464309
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I've been searching for something like this for ages. Hoped Melda would open MXXXCore for 3rd party, but they won't
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andi75 wrote: Wed Dec 23, 2020 11:20 am Blue Cat Audio MB-7 could be what you're looking for. Similar to Patchwork with multiband option. What i dislike with the Blue Cat hosts is that you need to select the plugins from the plugin folder.
Yeah, MB-7 is the only product I can think of that best meets the OP's requirements.

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Yup, MB-7 is what you need.

They're having their holiday sale right now, which is the only sitewide sale at the deepest discount you'll see all year 'round.

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MB7

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MB7 ditto

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I would go with MUX all the way... besides being able to deliver what you are looking for it´s a monster of a plugin in regards of spectral timestretching, all the modulation possibilities and one of the best sound engines I ever met!!
On top of that you´ve got access to one of the most helpful developer in existance... bugs are mostly fixed in a day sometimes even in hours and he really takes care about user feature requests... very very good support!

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Trancit wrote: Fri Dec 25, 2020 11:03 am I would go with MUX all the way... besides being able to deliver what you are looking for it´s a monster of a plugin in regards of spectral timestretching, all the modulation possibilities and one of the best sound engines I ever met!!
On top of that you´ve got access to one of the most helpful developer in existance... bugs are mostly fixed in a day sometimes even in hours and he really takes care about user feature requests... very very good support!
+1 to this

MUX is just an awesome Tool to have in your Arsenal!

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Another option is a band splitting tool such as HoRNet 3XOver and use the routing within your DAW to separately treat the different bands in seperate tracks or busses.
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