2. whilst it's not emulation of an existing "chip sound" i like to use Image-Line's WASP to create basic square and FM sounds
]]>Non chip SQ8L is almost the best VST ever of all time. It would be PERFECT if you could automate parameters.
]]>Yes, just to clarify I didn't mean a DAW by a sequencer. I meant a plugin VST that lets you add note patterns to existing synths WITHIN a DAW, like an arppegiator. This way when you put a single note in the DAW it will play the pattern, and when you change the note, it will transpose that pattern, etc.
I've found a few that are supposed to do that, but none that work particularly well so far. Kirnu Cream is one example (though I haven't tried it yet.)
Using reViSiT as a VST sequencer is a great way to bring a powerful tracker interface to software like Ableton or Digital Performer that traditionally use awful piano roll style sequencers.
]]>I've found a few that are supposed to do that, but none that work particularly well so far. Kirnu Cream is one example (though I haven't tried it yet.)
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good thinking, great great app. but mac only maybe? used to be anyway
]]>standalone plugin doesn't really make sense.
do you mean a mini sequencer that is not a full DAW like fruity / ableton / cubase? Ie a really small sequencer app that you can route midi out to VST's? or like a big old sequencer to use ur plugins inside(ie fruity or ableton etc) ?
Actually it does make sense in the case of reViSiT. It can be used stand-alone or as a sequencer within a VST host.
]]>do you mean a mini sequencer that is not a full DAW like fruity / ableton / cubase? Ie a really small sequencer app that you can route midi out to VST's? or like a big old sequencer to use ur plugins inside(ie fruity or ableton etc) ?
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