[40% OFF] Song Wish's reMIDI 2 is on sale (until 6/13)
The version was up.
And it is considerably powered up.
The improvement is that you can arrange multiple MIDI files individually on the pad.
Therefore, it is possible to read MIDI files with the same key and arrange them.
I also wrote an article on how to use it, so please check it out as well.
There is no apprehension fee, so users who purchased version 1 with PluginButeqePurchase historyYou can download version 2 from.
Overview
Introducing reMIDI 2. With the reMIDI 2 upgrade, new features allow you to take MIDI sampling to the next level.
120 pad grid layout, effectively use 120 reMIDI
Each pad can be assigned a slice selected from the MIDI file loaded into the pad.
Combine different MIDI files (for melodic / drum MIDI)
reMIDI Record MIDI from MIDI input / output to the pad
Export as MIDI with all pads separated or combined
Press the Freeze button to freeze at the beginning of the MIDI slice.
In the Velocity Settings, scale the velocity of the notes in the MIDI file with the input notes and adjust with the Original / Fixed Velocity options.
The original reMIDI sine wave synth has been improved and upgraded to a grand piano that samples the built-in instruments.
reMIDI (remedy) is not a MIDI effect plug-in for other music theory.It's the first MIDI sampler.Literally, inspiration by providing harmonies and melodies that have proven to be effective so that the works of the great composers of the past (Bach, Chopin, Gershwin, etc.) can be sampled loyalty-free. We will approach the core of the problem of finding the music material that has been received.
Do you prefer a more modern mood?No problem – you can use reMIDI to get the most out of the royalty-free MIDI loops you have purchased.
If you can sample audio and start production, why not sample MIDI?You can separate the melody more easily than audio recording, or you can extract all the chords used.Best of all, you can choose an instrument.
reMIDI contains over 1700 royalty-free MIDI files in its factory library.But you're never limited – you can also extend your library by sampling from your own MIDI
Simply connect reMIDI to your favorite virtual instrument and tap a key / pad on your MIDI controller to easily find the components of the next track.
You can edit MIDI notes as you wish by dragging out the slices provided by reMIDI.Make each loop your own.It can also be used to create top-selling loops / code packs.
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