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Reviewed By Eine Alte Oma [all]
July 15th, 2026
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
pretty good plugin so far but when i bounce a track with plexum on it (bitwig 6.1 on windows 10) it doesn't output the sequence that happened in realtime, so it's not usable yet.
Response from tulamide from Sevenfifteen on July 17th, 2026
Thank you for the comment!
As for the statement, I don't quite understand it. Bouncing requires an instrument's audio output. Plexum is a pure MIDI effect. It outputs MIDI messages. You can't bounce it.
I'm not familiar with Bitwig, but the normal process with a plugin like Plexum would be this:
1. You create an instrument track with Plexum on it
2. You create an instrument track with a synth of your choice on it
3. You set the synth track's MIDI input to Plexum
When you are done with your MIDI editing (or are ready to record your live performance), you record arm the synth track, which will then record the MIDI input (which is Plexum's output). Once that is done, you can bounce that track at any time.
Reviewed By Eine Alte Oma [all]
May 15th, 2026
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
since i was probably the main beta tester of this plugin, i might be a bit biased :D but this is literally the best plugin of all time if you wanna explore any instrument or effect for preset generation with controlled randomization.
Reviewed By Eine Alte Oma [all]
March 20th, 2026
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
it's a nice little short cut to some prominent granular synthesis usecases. i add another sentence to this review to reach the word count.
Reviewed By Eine Alte Oma [all]
August 21st, 2025
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
my favourite visualizer plugin! it has a lot of customizability options for each of its visualization types.
Reviewed By Eine Alte Oma [all]
March 12th, 2024
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
great concept, but i had a few issues with it forgetting some of its state. i also could imagine it would be cool if the tune parameters had a wider range.
Reviewed By Eine Alte Oma [all]
March 11th, 2024
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
This app has a high quality spectogram view, which makes it really enjoyable to look at. nice nice nice.
Reviewed By Eine Alte Oma [all]
January 24th, 2024
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
It is impossible to dislike this plugin. It gives you so many pleasant moments of surprise. You don't even need to know what you are doing to use it.
Reviewed By Eine Alte Oma [all]
October 7th, 2023
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
The Xenopatch feature is the best AI-based plugin feature I ever experienced so far. Sometimes it makes pretty accurate replications of your input samples as a synth patch, but it mostly just picks up a bit of the texture, tonaliy and rhythm and comes up with new variations that are just cool in their own right, and I love that :).
Also here's my video review:
Reviewed By Eine Alte Oma [all]
February 27th, 2023
Version reviewed: 1 on Windows
edited comment:
4 stars now for the bug fixed. now about the latency: the daw i'm using is bitwig. it usually deals with latency correctly but it has a limit to how much latency a track is allowed to have. idk, i think it was 1sec or so. could it be that you try to send a longer latency to the daw with your plugin? apart from that i know no latency-bugs of bitwig.
old comment:
hey. cool tape stop plugin. i like the temposync feature. unfortunately it doesn't latency compensate the signal and the audio engine breaks when both time parameters are on 0. maybe check if you accidently left some edge cases that can stream nans and infs into the audio buffer.
fix these and i edit this comment and give you 5 stars, because the temposync feature is something that i really wanna have :).
Response from vpascucci from EAS Audio on February 27th, 2023
Thank you very much for confirming that the bug was in fact fixed. As for the latency, what you say is rather interesting. The plugin has (and advertises) a latency of precisely one second (half of the max stop/start time). I wasn't able to find anything regarding the maximum latency compensation in Bitwig, can you point me so some resources? Perhaps though 2 seconds start/stop time is overkill. I could lower it to 1 second (so 500ms latency) if that means working better with Bitwig...
>>> old.
Thanks for the info. I just uploaded a patch. The crashes with start/stop time of zero might have been due to a division by zero. As for the latency compensation, the plugin actually does advertise its latency to the host, and it is up to the host to compensate for that. I could verify that latency is compensated in Reaper and Studio One 6, while for instance Ardour does not seem to compensate it. Which DAW are you using?
Reviewed By Eine Alte Oma [all]
April 1st, 2022
Version reviewed: idk on Windows
when i downloaded the plugin it had no parameter smoothing yet. i don't know if the developer has fixed that yet. that would be cool. apart from that it's just really good. has a great sound with a dark and smooth vibe to it, almost of wooden nature.