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H4xx0r

Sampler (Loop Tool / Slicer) Plugin by ArcDev Noise Industries
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Free (Donationware)
H4xx0r
H4xx0r by ArcDev Noise Industries is a Virtual Instrument Audio Plugin for Windows. It functions as a VST Plugin.
Product
Version
1.1
Tags:Sampler (Loop Tool / Slicer)ArcDev Noise IndustriesH4xx0r
Instrument
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Sample Formats
Loads and/or Saves
WAV
Copy Protection
None
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H4xx0r is a twelve-part beat-slicer, with each slice mapped to one note of a MIDI octave.

Features:

  • Loads stereo / mono, 16- / 24-bit WAV files.
  • Automatic repitching of sample to fit host tempo.
  • Forward / reverse slice playback.
  • Multiple (4 x stereo) outputs.
  • Realtime, per-slice control over:
    • Start / end points.
    • Looping.
    • Amplitude envelope.
    • Pitch.
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Average user rating of 3.00 from 1 review
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H4xx0r

Reviewed By Moe Shinola [all]
February 10th, 2011
Version reviewed: current on Windows

This is the plugin that got my music in Future Music magazine! I took a loop, mapped the same loop to all the keys, and pitched several slices down an octave, which halved their tempo. I grooved around on the keys, mixing up the pitched slices with the un-pitched ones, and had some great accidents. One of those became the loop I used in "Mayflies", which ended up in the magazine(must have been a slow submission month for them but I'm still happy). It's one of my favorite freeware plugs, right up there with Xoxos' Steps for making cool loops. I don't remember there being a manual, and as far as support, My main beef is with ArcDev's website, which is made up like a DOS page. I still haven't figured out how to navigate around on it. If my hard drive ever bought it I'd replace this plug as soon as I could.
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