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I'm working with Logic Pro X and I'm processing an EXS24 track with a midi controlled effects au (Sugar Bytes Effectrix) using its pattern keys and midi triggering functions. The way these work is you have 12 keys (C3-G3) that each trigger a step-sequence of effects (for example, stretching for half a bar, then distortion/delay) processing that apply to whatever audio signal you've piped to it.

The step sequencer begins once the key is held down & stops/resets when released. In my EXS24 Instrument I have many chunks of vocals on different keys that I'd like to pipe to different effect sequences in Effectrix with a single keystroke. Ideally, for example, what I'd like to happen is when I trigger any sample in the EXS24 instrument track, it would duplicate the midi note message to the track that had Effectrix in it, which would then only interpret that note as C3 for example, thus triggering a specific sequence in Effectrix at the same time as the sample is played in the sampler.

Is this at all possible using some midi routing/processing magic in Logic Pro X or using some plugin?

Forza Motorsport 4 Keygen. Sequent is a modular multi-effects tool for mangling audio via “glitching”, slicing-and-dicing and introducing of other kinds of audio mayhem, on stage or in the studio. Check it out in this close-up look.

By Suleiman Ali, Nov. 2014 Introduction I am generally very partial to any effect plug-ins that take innovative approaches to audio mangling, which means everything from basic glitch to complicated slicing and dicing. So this particular VST plug-in caught my eye early on, and finally I got a chance to sit down and review it in detail.

I must say, I was pretty blown away. Loomer is UK based company founded by Colin and Kevin in 2009. From the beginning, it has made a mark as an innovator, both in terms of functionality as well user interfaces. Adobe Flash Player Ipad Free Download 2013. In the words of founder Colin: I’d say the goal was to make great sounding plug-ins, with a focus on both flexibility, but without over-complicating the interfaces. I’m a fan of live electronic music, so both stability and low CPU-usage are also important.

I would say that with products like Sequent, Cumulus Shift and String they have come a long way to achieving that goal. Testing Conditions I used an i5-based HP Laptop with 6 GB RAM running Windows 8 (64 Bit) alongside a Roland Tri-Capture audio interface. The DAW was 64 Bit Reaper version 4.73 and the plug-in itself was 64 Bit. Both 16 and 24 bit mono and stereo WAV files were used for testing. The Need for Speed In this day and age, it is extremely important for software to be easily accessible online and simple to install. In this regard Sequent is great, as I was up and running in five minutes including the downloading and installation time. The whole process is very straight forward.

The serial number is emailed after payment is made and it effectively authorizes the demo to work as the full software. Sequent can run as a VSTi (64 or 32 bit) or as a standalone. That is all there is to it. Does it not make you wish that other vendors took lessons from Loomer in consumer friendly processes? Manual Transmission The.pdf format manual (downloadable from the site) is very well-written and completely eliminates the need for any instructional videos or tutorials.

It explains every single function in sufficient detail to get to you pulverizing your audio loops in a very short while, although some familiarity with FSU plugs and beat slicing terminology would get you up and running more quickly. For those not familiar with the term FSU, it is generally one applied to plug-ins that introduce degradations to the sound. The “U” stands for “Up” and the “F” and “S” are common four-letter words that you can probably figure out on your own. Again, this is a good example of how a manual should approach the functionality of its subject. The first half or so of the manual completely covers the installation, registration, preset management and MIDI/audio-device configuration while the second half explains every single setting and button of the plug-in in simple clear English.

Go Go GUI The GUI is indeed a sight for sore eyes as it features crisp clear colors and fonts, thankfully not going overboard with the dark futuristic design obsessions from which many modern plug-in developers suffer. Furthermore, the font and knob sizes do not require a magnifying glass and a laboratory-calibrated micro mouse. The routing window that allows for modular effect implementation works very nicely as well. I would, however, vote for bigger trigger steps, which could make a difference especially in a live set-up. There is plenty of screen real estate available to make the trigger and step bars larger. F-in’ S Up I bet you thought I would never get to the actual functionality of the plug-in.