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Weird twist to this thread. All the drama aside, the more i look at this, the more it sounds like a product for people who don't actually make hip-hop and have not listened to it in the last 40 years. Might be good for very retro hip-hop from mid 80s

I say that because every demo I have heard sounds like the awful "hip-hop" presets that are clearly made by someone who doesn't make hip-hop so i was hoping someone would take it or a spin that didn't sound like borderline mockery

Never tried it. Always have been skeptical of instruments with genre in name or attempts to sound "urban". With that said, I have seen a few of these turn out to be decent. Let us know how it performs

Has anyone done a comparison to bertom? I have found that to be useful

Safe travels

Agreed. I passed up deals on it a few times and then finally used demo and was very impressed

I was skeptical but this is an amazing plugin. It works with any midi file. You can make your own midi files, open them up and chop up your own arrangements like samples, creating interesting takes on your own compositions. Using it with scaler is amazing since you can transpose your rearrangement on the fly to any key or inversion variation on the fly.

I can't draw worth ___ ! 😂😂 My EQ will curve will look like sonic Parkinson's.

Ok..what the @$! does this eq do that is different than my other 50 eqs?

thanks. didn't realize i was not logged in

Ah. I better check. I was on another device

Did the prices change on some products? I could have swore arc 3 with mic was 149?

It's ok if you don't already have something that does same thing. It actually pairs well with cakewalk if you are short on synth bass producing plugins. I have too many things that do what it does better

If he was a blood that would be hilarious

This is cool, but Craig kinda click baited us with title.

Wow

I am sure I misread. In any case, I didn't find this more convenient since to me the ability to edit the original audio before converting to midi seemed more so. I will concede that the essential version of melodyne ST1/ Cakewalk combo won't give you polyphonic audio editing in a more convenient manner.

I meant "marked" and probably submitted a weird autocomplete lol. I was referring to notes as they appear in first step rather than once you drag midi out. For some reason I read your earlier reply as suggesting editing the audio directly in plugin.

For some reason I thought your reply said something different previously. I must have been tired. Thanks for clearing up confusion.

I was going by actually using product and nothing at all seemed convenient. The pitches are not markedly

Serious question; have you used this? maybe you can show ,me what I am missing. So far this is nowhere near convenient. The features that are described sound nice, but trying to edit notes on a fixed size interface that does not show keys, let alone pitch is anything but convenient. this is what I see when i drag a file into both. Not only is it less accurate, it's not easy to grab notes and even harder to know what each note is other than perhaps seeing interval. Again, maybe you are using this and have found some hidden features. please share your experience beyond sharing their claims.

I see what you are saying. I personally did not find it as convenient but maybe it is familiarity.

Maybe I am misinterpreting what I am seeing. Isn't that what meoldyne does? Change the pitch of the audio, as well as other aspects of audio and then converts to midi. From what I am seeing this is that but at an earlier stage of development. I could be wrong.

Now i am at the awkward point of wondering if getting what I want is worth adding extra things that are icing to. still annoyed at myself for buying modo one week before this started. i havr to say i have never really been disappointed with my ik products

I wish my vx49 had more sliders. I used to use my MPD26 and VX49 at same time for sliders, but since i got nashine mikro, having two drum pad controllers felt redundant. I sold my QS 6.1 about 4 years ago. i miss it