Arpeggiator Advice (Help ?)

[Bane]

@Strophoid

I would personally probably use it more often if I had Cubase 6.5 instead of artist, because with the full version you can ‘export’ the midi generated by Arpache to the actual midi track so you can edit it further.

This can be done in any version by using the Freeze MIDI Modifiers option.

[JClosed]

I played a while in 6.5 with Cthulhu: http://www.xferrecords.com/products/cthulhu

I was considering getting this (not very expensive) plugin, but still have to give it a test run in Cubase 7. I will give this a try very soon, but if you are interested there is a demo version available.

Anyway - it’s seems to me to be a very nice and versatile arp.

Experimenting with Arpache however is something I fully recommend. Do not forget you can drag MIDI patterns in Arpache, so you can get set up very complex arps.

[Strophoid]

@monsterjazzlicks

@Strophoid

I would personally probably use it more often if I had Cubase 6.5 instead of artist, because with the full version you can ‘export’ the midi generated by Arpache to the actual midi track so you can edit it further.

But do you still think that Arpache is good enough to use as it is in order to make a start at learning how to create Dance Music tracks ??

Most certainly
@Bane: are you sure? Because I was under the impression I couldn’t do this in artist. Will have to try again.

[monsterjazzlicks]

@JClosed

I played a while in 6.5 with Cthulhu: http://www.xferrecords.com/products/cthulhu

I was considering getting this (not very expensive) plugin, but still have to give it a test run in Cubase 7. I will give this a try very soon, but if you are interested there is a demo version available.

Anyway - it’s seems to me to be a very nice and versatile arp.

Experimenting with Arpache however is something I fully recommend. Do not forget you can drag MIDI patterns in Arpache, so you can get set up very complex arps.

Thats great and i had a look at it thanks. Its $39.00. What i think i will do is learn the Arpache as much as i need to and then look to upgrading to the XF Records. It does look very comprehensive and on the 15 x mins dvd the creator (Steve Duda) offers complete online support with the product once you purchase it. i would actually rather pay for legitimate programes than use freebie downloads because i am always concerned about the risk of viruses.

Do you have any recordings of your own demonstrating the use of an Arpeggiator ??

[Bane]

@Strophoid

@monsterjazzlicks

@Strophoid

I would personally probably use it more often if I had Cubase 6.5 instead of artist, because with the full version you can ‘export’ the midi generated by Arpache to the actual midi track so you can edit it further.

But do you still think that Arpache is good enough to use as it is in order to make a start at learning how to create Dance Music tracks ??

Most certainly
@Bane: are you sure? Because I was under the impression I couldn’t do this in artist. Will have to try again.

Works here

[Elektrobolt]

@monsterjazzlicks

@Strophoid

I would personally probably use it more often if I had Cubase 6.5 instead of artist, because with the full version you can ‘export’ the midi generated by Arpache to the actual midi track so you can edit it further.

But do you still think that Arpache is good enough to use as it is in order to make a start at learning how to create Dance Music tracks ??

It’s an arpeggiator, and it can certainly be used for any music where you can utilize arpeggios.

[TVC15]

Anyone notice lack of, empty or missing presets… didn’t know I had this problem - just though I wasn’t good enough to have presets

Restoring missing Presets in Cubase