Hey, thanks. Have you seen the new version's features? kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHKmo6Z3i7Wbqrs

@FuturephonicEducation yeah I did and it's pretty amazing looking I need to get my hands on. I've been using AudioModern plugs for a while, which i love a lot, and this thing seems to go even further and does things like a musician. Hope to afford it soon!

Awesome, thanks for sharing, and keep rocking Rhythmizer!

Thanks!

Awesome, thanks for sharing!

Hey, thanks for the comment. Can you elaborate? The keyboard area triple functions as note readout, a custom scales keyboard and the CC mapping area, so note quite sure what you're asking. Cheers!

Thanks for the feedback. If the demand is there, we'll think about it!

Thanks for your feedback. We're all about putting our resources into maximising stability and innovation for the majority of our users - but if we get a significant demand for iOS, it's something we could start thinking about!

Maybe a few matrices where you can draw the patterns and then dial in probability for each one.

Thanks for your feedback!

Hi, Fernando is using Logic.

Thanks for the comment! Yep, tooltips are top of the next update, already in progress. You won't need to wait too long!

@@FuturephonicEducation Nice, as I tried to use the demo, and this is one of the most unintuitive plugins I have ever used... and I used... a ton! Most of the controls don't work as expected... the demo videos are nice, but using the plugin for 10 minutes and I just wanted to throw my computer out of the window!

Thanks 🔥

Thanks for the support, keep rocking!

You have to use them creatively..

@@manitsony6703 Just like you have to do with AI, I suppose?

Just for the record, there's no AI at work in Rhythmizer. No features which decide what's 'good' or 'bad'. That's where we draw the line, because then it starts trying to be the artist. Think of our plugin as a fun, fancy and quite experimental kitchen tool - the final meal will only be as good as the chef!

Relax, this won’t solve your song structuring, tension building, mixing, or creative marketing. It’s just generating notes.

@@r2worksee I donno, "just generating notes" used to be a big part of producing good music. Maybe I'm old fashioned.

Thanks for your question. Ultra would take a single MIDI note and generate randomised output, with built-in/custom scales and Poly Stacking. Fusion adds on the new Poly mode, a randomising arpeggiator that accepts chordal input, as well as the MIDI glitch and Latch functions.

Hi Milko. That was actually the preset I created for making this demo. I'd strongly recommend you make and save your own version by watching along with the video - it'll only take a minute, and you may learn some cool new tricks!

@@FuturephonicEducation OK thanks

Don't forget the UltraGroup group preset we show for Live users - one-click drag and drop to get rocking on Rhythmizer!

@@FuturephonicEducation actually i am an Reaper user. Looking over arpeggiator plugins in youtube, your plugin fall into my attention really quickly. I would be loved to see tips & tricks for Reaper Daw aswell, on how to mapping different controls. Not only Ableton Live.

@@CostasCh the way that Rhythmizer can interact beyond just note output (inc. velocity/length) is CC data modulation. The only advantage Live Suite users have is the Max for Live framework, which enabled us to provide a micro M4L device which converts that CC data into control over Live's settings. I don't know of any comparable ability in Reaper, does anything come to mind?

@FuturephonicEducation I'm not sure. Reaper have several Midi control devices including something associated with CC data modulation but i haven't use them all to see how they work. I must see in YT if there are any tutorial about it.

Hey! If I understand your question, basically yes. You can use Rhythmizer as a live arpeggiator, and the Latch control ( 7:52 in the video) makes this even more jam friendly. Of course, you can also draw notes in to the MIDI roll. Rhythmizer will accept MIDI input from anywhere. One planned video is actually using Rhythmizer as a send. Say you have a chord sequence hook on a piano. You open Rhythmizer separately and feed the MIDI from your piano line into it, but send that MIDI to an ambient synth sound. As you change chords on your unaffected piano line, it will drive a randomised ambient 'second version', for adding sparkle and texture. Note that how Rhythmizer gets loaded depends on your DAW, but in any case it will come before Sylenth or any synth.

@ yeah, basically thats it. using rhythmizer live. awesome. keep up the good work. subbed. cheers!

Hey, yes there is. Give us a shout via the contact form on our website!

Thanks, glad to hear you think so!

Thanks, hope you get to try it!

@FuturephonicEducation ofcourse I will try it for sure, so many ready to go ideas, love it

Boom! <3

Hey there! As far as I know, Maschine lacks the functionality to run MIDI plugins like Rhythmizer. We hope they add it soon, it would make a great combo. Alex

Thanks so much, glad you're enjoying it!

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@@FuturephonicEducation i love you 😍😅

Thanks, it was really fun to develop!

Thanks, plenty more coming up!

Sure, why not!

@@FuturephonicEducation Lol, because its stealing..its wrong, not your ideas, its someone else's..One should think for themselves. Stealing wont make anyone go further. There are universities teaching people these things. Normally as i can remember, we paid for our education to get B.A degrees, So if you took the time and went to University, studied Electronic music production, Music theory, and Electronic sound design and you then know how music works, you can develop your own ideas, then you don't have to steal. If you steal, even someone else's work, ideas etc, it will mean you're a criminal, and not just any criminal, a habitual criminal cause you clearly see nothing wrong with what u doing.

@@techiq7389 I (the guy with the glasses) am going to gently push back here. The internet has wonderfully democratised education for all, so production knowledge has been shared with the majority of people who haven't the means to enroll in elite academies where they'll receive the warm embrace of close mentorship. While it would not be feasible to give away this entire class for free, we do like to share short clips to give people a taste. However, having spent years producing classes like these, I'd be happy to share my video knowledge with anyone who asked. What you have to remember is that all art is theft. Austin Kleon wrote a wonderful book about this, which I'd recommend. I can assure you that while Fernando (Waio) has worked tirelessly to innovate in the genre, he'll be the first to tell you that much of his knowledge is learned from others. It's what he's done with that knowledge that has earned him his place. At the end of the day, one can spend a lifetime absorbing free or paid knowledge on and offline, but their contributions will only be truly valued once they've put in the blood sweat and tears to employ these tips into their craft. Teach a man to fish, and he'll be able to feed himself for life - but he'll have to do the work of the actual fishing. Cheers! Alex

Hey, yep we sent a five euro upgrade offer to all Ultra users. They do end up in the spam box sometimes, but get in touch if you can't find yours. As I mention in the video, Fusion may meet the needs of anyone who liked Ultra but found it almost a bit too random - you've got a bit more musical control now! Alex

Thanks, that's awesome to hear and we appreciate you sharing the love!

Thanks for the comment!

Hey, just to check, have you tried your Spam box? Also, be sure you're checking the email address you used to purchase Ultra. We did also send a follow-up reminder to all the Ultra customers. If still no joy, give us a shout via the contact form on our website. Thanks!

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

@@FuturephonicEducation Saved my life, thanks for share. ❤

Thanks for your detailed feedback! You're not the first to mention this - we'll take a look :-)

Thanks! Are you on Fusion now?

Thanks a lot!

Hey, here's your first one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4m7XoN6hcZ2g8k

Thanks for the comment, sounds like you're cooking up some magic!

Hey, as well as a fully featured manual, check out the rest of this KZbin playlist. I walk you through every control from a musical perspective.

Awesome, enjoy Fusion!

Hey! Ultra has been superseded by Fusion. Of course, your Ultra license remains active and we will provide ongoing support for it, but Fusion is just an upgrade in every way. Is there a particular reason you'd like to use both?

@FuturephonicEducation thx, but I mean is it possible to use both? you said in another video that Fusion is less random as ultra was and I like that, but also the new functions...

@@TheDjAliceD ah, I understand now. Fusion is 'less' random in the sense that the new features allow more custom control. The new Step Sequencer options are a perfect example. However, they are only options, you don't have to use them. The only thing we really took out of Ultra was the Pitch Hang function, which was getting mixed reviews and which I personally found to be difficult to get usable results from. The new Glitch engine is another example of 'less random'. Most of the Glitch Intensity stages give stutters on regular downbeats, backbeats and offbeats, so 'typical' glitch beats. The highest range of Intensity is more unpredictable - 'more random', if you will 😀

Awesome, enjoy!

Have fun with Fusion!