Fluid Chords + Scaler 2 = EPIC Pitch Bending Chord Progressions!!

[@BigMTBrain]

Cool, INDEED! Just added Scaler 2.8 to my growing lineup, which already includes Fluid Chords, Fluid Pitch, and several more, all from Plugin Boutique. 👍 Thanks much for this tip!

[@Dreamamine_THE_ONLY_REAL_ONE]

Man, I'm going to have some FUN with this!! Picked it up yesterday, and I have a project already in work that this will be PERFECT for!

[@xJerzZx]

On the plugin instead of clicking the wheel to go up or down for pitch. You can actually hold & click the square itself then drag it up/down to play pitch automatically. Thats something I learned from messing around. I wish there was a way to set a pitch automation and drag midi directly from the plugin similar to what scaler 2 does.

[@PluginBoutiqueOfficial]

GOOD CALL! I will have to check this out!! - JC

[@abrotherinchrist]

The problem with dragging MIDI out of Fluid Chords is that it would have to be routed to multiple tracks. The plugin does this internally, so it isn't possible to drag MIDI out of it and maintain the pitch bends. It would be cool, though. I wonder if there's a way to automatically create the tracks from inside Fluid Chords. In Reaper, when using plugins (like any drum set) you can automatically create tracks from the outputs. That would be a nice feature.

[@mystikrebel1089]

lucjy i have both so thanks to the video i can use scaler set the chords to it

[@duncanrayson4621]

Probably not Dune but definitely Blade Runner! Top Plugin!!

[@dayzaudio]

Insane.

[@aquietgarden]

This is pretty cool.

[@varondandy]

I reaaaallyyy liiiiiiikeee iiiiit (read with pitch bending)

[@PluginBoutiqueOfficial]

LOL. I did. It works!!! - JC

[@nathanmantle377]

FYI, the chord you called an "F minor 12" is just an F power chord. Usually a power chord would have a "5" (e.g. F5), but it seems the algorithm used for Fluid Pitch uses the fact that a note is more than an octave above the root note, and adds 7 to it, which gives 12 (this works well for chords like 9ths, 11ths, 13ths, but not so well for power chords, which are always written as C5, D5, E5, etc (you just add a 5). If it was a minor chord it would need an Ab (A flat), and if it was a major it would need an A -- neither of which are in the chord shown. It seems like fluid pitch developers need to get someone to fix some of these chord names. Also, it wouldn't have been a "minor" chord based on the name anyway, because a capital M usually means "major". Wow that was a long comment, sorry haha.

[@MatthiasBandowski]

Hi, Unfortunately I can't select a scaler post FX, I don't know why can someone help me, thanks

[@abrotherinchrist]

Can you edit the chord notes directly in FluidChords? Or tell it what notes to bend to where?

[@bathanhnguyen202]

can i have the Pigment preset? :D

[@kboyburry3669]

Would love to hear this on strings? Am I the only one?

[@dingbatjack1234]

Can you use MPE hardware?

[@DonDean7]

This is an awesome demo thank you. Can anyone share how to route the midi audio in Logic Pro X(as explained in min 5:03)

[@jessewest8892]

I mean, how many tracks are you going to use this on?

[@anarchy0208]

Can I do the same in Logic Pro X?

[@robertgarvansnyder4665]

Yes

[@TerenceKearns]

as long as your DAW supports MPE (which I think they all do these days), you can do it.

[@User3.3.3]

Hi ! JC is this plugin compatible with arturia's analog lab v ?

[@PluginBoutiqueOfficial]

I don't be analog lab has MPE support. But, you should definitely double check either with out support team or Arturia's. - JC

[@RonBilevich]

BRO, its basically a portamento, or what's called GLIDE function, which every synth basically have. when you overlay midi chords and tune the glide you get the same effect....

[@PluginBoutiqueOfficial]

Hey there. This is NOT that. Portamento/Glide moves each note of a chord an equal distance. This moves notes from one chord to another. Those chords can have more or less notes and be anywhere on the keyboard. Hope that helps clear things up. - JC

[@RonBilevich]

@@PluginBoutiqueOfficial draw a midi chord, now draw another one after, overlay the end of the first on top of the beginning of the other, now turn on glide on your synth. Walla. the chords travel the distance from one to another.

[@ortizgrant1652]

@@RonBilevich why the hussle hh when this plugin came to make things easy and quick

[@frattuncbas]

It cant work my complex dominant 11th atonal chords😂

[@o0converge0o]

can you input midi and automate the pitch bend wheel so you can sort hand free get this effect?

[@miscmisc1023]

Most likely it’s assignable

[@PluginBoutiqueOfficial]

You can automate the pitch bend in the MIDI clip itself in Ableton Live. I am not sure about other DAWs. - JC

[@86TrapHouse]

👀

[@chrissneider7550]

You could use it in a song, but that chord transitions effect becomes repetitive and loses originality if you put it in every song, in one song maybe... it doesn't convince me, although it's okay to experiment...

[@rickard.eriksson]

o.O

[@KozmykJ]

Is it WOW ? - Yes Would I use it ? - Not Sure ... I guess there's only one way to find out ... 🙄

[@KozmykJ]

OK I found a use ... 😉 What I haven't found so far are the Factory Chord Presets that they show in their "Getting Started" tutorial video @1min14secs

[@SheldonTam]

@@KozmykJ Same here. It is very cool, but can't think of any actual use case for myself. Wondering what's yours?

[@SheldonTam]

3:47 Actually, composing Si-Fi score like this is one of the use case I guess. But I don't have projects like that at the moment, and not sure if I will I get such projects in the future...

[@KozmykJ]

@@SheldonTam Toys. I like toys ... They're all toys until, one day ...

[@SheldonTam]

@@KozmykJ Ha ha, I see. Enjoy your new toy! :)

[@mysteriousstranger9496]

Seems cool, but way too clunky to use.

[@texacomann]

This is the most unnecessary plugin ever, 😂

[@rickard.eriksson]

Intro!!!!!!