Waymaker from Aqeel Adam Sound

[vulpes777]

There's been a pretty exciting trend in recent times with small indie developers taking the torch and creating some genuinely innovative tools. Aqeel Aadam, Mario Nieto, Devicemeister, OxyDSP and a bunch of others are all killing it.

Meanwhile Izotope are busy cannabilising their back catalogue and slapping a new skin on it.

I'm not familiar with OxyDSP, but Stepic is definitely one of the most solid and usable sequencers I have come across, and Mario has released two of my most favourite plugins EVER (plus, I have found out he's behind some Audiomodern products I really appreciate to this day).

So yes, I hope the future will bring less "reinventing the wheel" and more "thinking out of the box"

Regards,

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Marco

[morphex]

There's been a pretty exciting trend in recent times with small indie developers taking the torch and creating some genuinely innovative tools. Aqeel Aadam, Mario Nieto, Devicemeister, OxyDSP and a bunch of others are all killing it.

Meanwhile Izotope are busy cannabilising their back catalogue and slapping a new skin on it.

I totally agree about the unique plug-ins that we’ve been seeing from indie developers. OxyDSP, Mario Nieto, GS DSP, and several others have been forging their own path. It’s inspiring!

And although their effects tend to be on the experimental end of the spectrum, I’ve found all of them to be very useful in each genre that I’m working on.

[tatanka]

There's been a pretty exciting trend in recent times with small indie developers taking the torch and creating some genuinely innovative tools. Aqeel Aadam, Mario Nieto, Devicemeister, OxyDSP and a bunch of others are all killing it.

Meanwhile Izotope are busy cannabilising their back catalogue and slapping a new skin on it.

I totally agree about the unique plug-ins that we’ve been seeing from indie developers. OxyDSP, Mario Nieto, GS DSP, and several others have been forging their own path. It’s inspiring!

And although their effects tend to be on the experimental end of the spectrum, I’ve found all of them to be very useful in each genre that I’m working on.

I dont mind "experimental" if it is still "useable" . Thats what I really like most about Mario Nieto and Aqeel Adamn that they CARE about making it as easy to use as possible.

Stepic really puts the level much higher and it simply takes time to get into it (for me one video about making a complete ambient song with it was the opener) but it is of course "evrything you might need" while I personally prefer to use different tools that are easy to use and where I know what they are doing. So for me Waymaker was really the "experimental" topic to put on Chord Generator and Harmony Bloom.

But from the first short look on his new project it might be Mario will me more then anything Stepic ever could do

But all are really welcomed and its so great to see things coming up I could not even have imagined (first impression with Harmony Bloom, now with Waymaker the same)

[core]

You can win Waymaker over at https://rekkerd.org/giveaway-contest-wa ... dam-sound/

[Shabdahbriah]

There's been a pretty exciting trend in recent times with small indie developers taking the torch and creating some genuinely innovative tools. Aqeel Aadam, Mario Nieto, Devicemeister, OxyDSP and a bunch of others are all killing it.

Just wanted to agree (completely), and push this excellent app up for some love.


... carry on.