Divisimate 2 - Arpeggiator | In-Depth Walkthrough

[@perboysen]

The Crown Jewel of 2.0!!!

[@RunarLundvall]

Wonderful tutorial guys, super stoked about this!

[@markelvinstudio]

Excellent tutorial

[@surreal_youtube]

Now that’s the arp I’ve been waiting for 👍 bravo !

[@mbishop]

This is very well thought-out. Bravo!

[@spokansas]

What an incredible tool.

[@eakwarren]

Excellent video! Even after all the time beta testing, I'm amazed at what DM2 can do! Looking forward to more vids!

[@AaronLevitz]

I love every part of this.

[@ricksnowden2150]

Incredible tool

[@etotheix]

Amazing. Love it!!!

[@avasilencia]

thank you for this amazing tool, so helpful

[@LeonardoMoraOfficial]

Bravo!!! 👋👋👋

[@evrenhalavut9207]

Just wondering if this plugin will be implemented for Divisimate micro as well?

[@tsmiguel]

Totally addicted to DM2 😅

[@DCPImages]

Wow!😀

[@studio_musique_audionomie]

Is it possible to write triplets ?

[@Nextmidi]

Yes, there are triplet options in the "Rate" menu.

[@studio_musique_audionomie]

I meant mixing binary rhythms with ternary rhythms in the same sequence

[@Nextmidi]

@@studio_musique_audionomie That can be achieved by choosing the next smaller rate of triplets and extending steps in twos and threes respectively.

[@studio_musique_audionomie]

@@Nextmidi thank you for your super quick response. I'll take this opportunity to ask you another question because I have to decide quickly if I do the uprage: the only thing that really bothers me is having to re-assign the midi port to my keyboard each time and/or to my master keyboard according to my needs. so I'm considering the following solution: copy all of my tracks which make up my orchestra into another "divisimate 2" folder (I'm on Cubase) in order to have a folder with all of my tracks assigned to the port midi from divisimate and another folder with my tracks assigned to my keyboard. A priori, since they are exactly the same instruments, the RAM requested should not double... what do you say? THANKS

[@Nextmidi]

@@studio_musique_audionomie For this kind of workflow I'd just recommend using Divisimate in Bypass (the standalone is more convenient for this than the plugin). That's the whole idea of the bypass function to pass inputs through unaltered to all routed tracks. Whether RAM is shared or not depends a lot on the instruments, sample engine and sometimes OS, so it's not possible to say this with certainty in either direction.

[@ivanrojasreischel]

Nice but more expensive than my Daw or the upgrade to K15. No way thanks.

[@CoopMusic247]

Not for $200.