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    This one is VERY nice :)



    DISCLAIMER:
    It is not created with the general public in mind. I made it for our monomes (www.monome.org) and our live performances (to control the monome LED's and/or trigger notes/sequences - it communicates via OSC to/from the monome on ports 127.0.0.1:8000/8080). However since it doesn't require a Monome and does some nifty host-BPM synced polymetric note-sequencing I thought I'd post it here.

    Usage example:
    -insert on a MIDI track, route MIDI notes to another VSTi
    -alt-click on (Mode:) "Normal" and set to SEQ (so all 64 pads trigger independent note-out sequences, vertical = velocity on the GUI sequencer)
    -send MIDI notes to MonoChrome from your MIDI controller. The MIDI note you send (MIDI note 36-99) will toggle the corresponding sequence of MIDI notes at the assigned MIDI note#. Send the same note again to stop the sequence.

    allows for some pretty intense polyrhytm stuff if you set different SEQ lengths!

    http://www.devine-machine.com/steve/...MonoChrome.rar

    P.S. I'll do my best to port it to OSX at some point. Lucifer 2.2 and Krishna are my current priorities however!

    ISSUES:

    1) it sends -80 dB of DC offset to prevent Live from suspending it if the GUI is closed. I need to find a better workaround for that, but since it doesn't pass audio, just lower the fader all the way (even though you won't see anything on the level meter, you are comprimising your headroom).

    2) its hard to select a different pad to display/edit with the mouse when the desired pad is active (Stopping playback makes it easy).

    3) only tested in FL Studio and Ableton Live. Who knows what happens elsewhere, I made it pretty darn quick. (/me pats himself on back)

    -Steve

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    Last edited by loopdon; 25-03-2007 at 03:15 AM.

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    BITTER SWEET



    This dynamic processor manages audio transients.

    Turning the central button on the sweet side, decreases the transients amplitude. On the bitter side, the transients amplitude is magnified. Bitter-Sweet also features a control for the signal to be processed. When the main position is engaged, the process affects the stereo signal. If Center is engaged, only the M signal of the internal MS matrix is processed. If stereo is selected, only the S signal from the MS matrix is processed. As all Flux:: plug-ins it features 64 bit floating point processing, up to 8 channels and up to 8 FS (384 KHz). Center and Stereo Mode are only available in stereo (2 channels) processing.

    We hope you will enjoy this new toy and make your Mix Sweeter or Bitterer.

    http://www.fluxhome.com/index.php?op...d=71&Itemid=79

    Download 4 Mac AND Windows:

    http://www.fluxhome.com/index.php?op...nc=select&id=4

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    Distroyr



    Distroyr is a free stereo distortion VST effect which features a range of different algorithms that effect and generally distort the incoming audio. Depending on the settings you can have analog sounding warmth to your sound to very heavy clipped and crushed sounds. There are a total of 7 different distortion processes including:

    * Feedback
    * Signal clipping
    * Bit crush
    * Valve distortion
    * Saturate
    * Overdrive

    http://www.atomsplitteraudio.com/info.php?id=11

    http://www.atomsplitteraudio.com/dow...p?full=1&id=11

 

 

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