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I have MFlanger and don't think it does it (obviously anyway). I'll take a look at Godfazer.

Yep - I want to find a plug-in that does step flanger (not pedal/hardware).

That's the sound, yeah.

Many years ago, I had a little Zoom guitar FX unit (9000 I think), which while awful in most respects, had an interesting Step Flanger effect. Does anyone know of a plug-in that replicates this effect?

Love it - not enough 2 chord songs. And you can't go wrong with giant turtles!

After a bit of feedback from various people (and some reluctance on my part to leave well-alone!), I think I'm pleased to say it's now finished! The same dropbox URL will get the mp3 (I haven't updated the YT video as I have to start from scratch with a new video entirely - I can see why YT don't allow changing a video, but it's a PITA).

Apologies, but I can't help thinking of

I'd also add Boz Digital Imperial Delay FreqEcho is also VST3.

I missed some steps - sorry! 1 - Move dll from current location 2 - Run VST scan in CbB 3 - Wait a bit (NTFS caches 8.3 names), maybe reboot 4 - Move dll back to old location 5 - Run VST scan in CbB

Default for non-system drives is off as of Windows 10 (I think). So that makes sense.

Try moving the dll out of the folder, check its 8.3 state in the new folder, then move it back?

Irrelevant for DX plugins.

An alternative might be to use Drum Replacer, and set the threshold so that only the loud 1st beat triggers the replacement, and then set the mix to 100%.

Drag manually then have the "Last Touched" selected and the next ones will be the same length.

MIDI?

Ah, Staff View. Do you not have the same option? It seems to work for me as I'd expect it to.

What is pentagram mode?

In Piano Roll View, middle click mouse and select "Last Touched" from the drop-down:

Fair enough - I'm a bit of a sucker for the same colours on the buttons (like you, I feel it can make it busy).

Why not keep blue highlighting? To me, the line through (good idea!) is good enough - maybe make it more obvious though?

I wrote a song once called "As easy as..." where I just recited pi over an ambient backing. No-one got the joke.

Do you have any FX on the clip? I *think* that that can trigger the interlave change. UPDATE: Not that I can repro anyway. Clip pan envelope doesn't do this either. So I get the same results as @bitflipper

Hidden bus/track being solo'd?

Tick "Show Mono Outputs" on your third screenshot?

Thanks - I did wonder about the bottom end, and have cut quite a bit already (24dB high pass at about 170Hz) and boosted the top a bit, but as I said to Mark above, I'm not sure if I've posted that version yet. The drum tracks are something of a pain to work with - they were recorded at a god-awful studio by a god-awful engineer years ago, and there is more spill than at a baby's tea party. I might try using something like a PulTech emulator to emphasise it without doing too much damage to the rest of the drums.