18.6 MB

Gliff is a MIDI effect for turning incoming notes into guitar-aware chord information and clean polyphonic MIDI. Put it on a MIDI track, play from a keyboard, MIDI guitar, DAW clip, or the on-screen fretboard, and it names the chord while showing a playable fretboard shape.

The important distinction is that Gliff is not an audio-to-MIDI converter. It does not listen to a recorded guitar signal; instead, it translates MIDI note data into guitar voicings, inversions, slash-chord interpretations, and output that can be dragged back into a DAW clip.

That makes it useful when you already know the harmony but want it to behave more like something a guitarist could play. Alternate tunings, custom tunings, capo modeling, real-time chord naming, and a one-bar MIDI drag workflow make it a compact helper for producers sketching guitar-like parts, guitarists using MIDI hardware, and keyboardists who need better fretboard logic inside a normal writing session.

Key Features
– Names held MIDI chords in real time, including slash chords, inversions, and partial matches.
– Shows incoming harmony as both a fretboard shape and a piano view for quick translation between instruments.
– Writes clean polyphonic MIDI output that can be routed to other instruments in the DAW.
– Lets users click the on-screen fretboard to audition voicings through the plugin’s MIDI output.
– Supports drag-and-drop of a one-bar MIDI clip from the plugin into the DAW timeline.
– Includes built-in standard, drop, DADGAD, open, ukulele, custom tuning, and capo options.
– Ships as macOS VST3/AU, Windows VST3, and a Max for Live device for Ableton Suite.

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gliff.1.5.0  ( 12 MB )

5.58 MB

Parallel Sequence Engine. This plugin mixes the best properties of an arpeggiator and a multitrack sequencer by allowing you to trigger up to five independent parallel sequences. Each sequence loops over one bar in the host’s tempo, but it starts when the assigned MIDI note starts and loops as long as it is held.

MIDI Note management is exactly as would be with an arpeggiator. First incoming note routes to the first sequence module, second note to the second, and so on. And just like an arpeggiator, notes that you release will force a re-assignment.

Example: Incoming notes C3, E3, G3
C3 plays in the first sequence, E3 in the second, G3 in the third. E3 is released. Now G3 plays in the second sequence.

Each sequence module’s steps can be freely set between 1 and 32. This allows for polyrhythms. Each step of each sequence has independent settings for MIDI channel, velocity and gate length parameters.

Everything can be tweaked at runtime, allowing experimentation.

Usage:
– Left click on a step to switch a step on or off.
– Right click on a step to switch parameter editing on or off.
– Left click and hold on a control to change value.

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Plexum.1.2.0.0  ( 5 MB )

size 8 MB  / 28 MB

DeeMute MIDI mute trigger.

DeeMute can mute (or invert) audio triggered by MIDI notes. It can use it for a wide range of applications other than stutter and ducking!

• It can mute (or invert) audio triggered by MIDI notes.
• It can use this function for gate effects such as stutters.
• The Flip button can be used to reverse the mute operation when triggered.
• Attack and Release can be adjusted for ducking effects.
• It can use it for a wide range of applications other than stutter and ducking.

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DeeMute_VST32  ( 8 MB )

DeeMute_VST64  ( 8 MB )

DeeMute_AAX  ( 8 MB )

DeeMute_MAC  ( 28 MB )

Strumee is 3 modulated MIDI delays for strumming and humanising MIDI.

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strumee ( 0.98 MB )

Advanced MIDI Gate

can be used to easily mute an audio/VSTi track via MIDI.
It can be used to create the stuttering effects commonly found in trance and psy-trance.AMG is different to other midi gates because:
The envelope can control a filter instead of a VCA.
The envelope is tighter than most other MIDI gates.
Noise can be added to the signal to make the sound more aggressive.
Either the left or right channel can be delayed slightly to fatten the sound.
When you stop your sequencer, the plugin disables itself so that you can edit the gated track without having to switch the plugin off.
There is an autopan section that can throw the signal to alternate speakers each time the gate is triggered.
The autopan, filter and noise sections all have BPM synced LFOs for more sonic possibilities.

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RepeeteR is a midi looping processor.In fact, ONE BUTTON CONTROLS IT ALL. Hit the Hold/Sustain (or whatever you set) once, shortly – and voila, the fixed-length fragment of what you play is converted to midi loop, synched to the host tempo. And it starts to play in the background immediately.

• Transpose your loops on the fly (chord recognition included).
• Make punch-in and partial erase w/ still same one button.
• Use two additional controls for moar lulz.
• Drive two synthz with it (one for loop, one for solo).

MIDIMod! is a LFO/Envelope generator MIDI data modulator.

• 2 LFOs with 200 real-time generated waveforms.
• 2 AHDSR Envelope Generators with selectable contouring.
• Independent LFO/Envelope MIDI Channel / CC outputs.
• Time / Sync / Triggered Single Cycle / Manual Controlled modes.
• User selectable MIDI Channel / Note / CC input triggering.
• Linear Bar and Waveform Displays.
• Host Locked / Free Run operation.
• Manual BPM Override.
• Data Output Reduction.
• MIDI Thru Channel Router.
• Global MIDI Reset.
• User Assignable Automation capability.

MIDIMod11 ( 3.28 MB )

Harmonisator is a plugin that harmonizes an audio stream according to MIDI notes.
You feed audio into the plugin, hold down a chord on your keyboard and the audio data is duplicated and pitched according to the chord. It is definitely not a high-class harmonizing algorithm, but useful for creating choirs quickly or for manipulating drum loops in strange ways.

Harmonisator  ( 0.47 MB )

MidiFripp is a double delay (2 voices), second one can be tuned. It allows repetitives melodies or rhythms in an intuitive way.

midiFripp ( 0.74 MB )