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xTau MIDI Workplace v2.0
VST
Monday, 05 May 2008
MIDI Workplace enables fast and effective converting of files, avoiding foreign sounds. When you need to convert a MIDI file to MP3, the major problem you cannot avoid or get rid of is the foreign sounds that get in the output audio file. The foreign sounds are caused by the background music, effects or different noise being played through your computer's sound card, which the majority of audio converters use for converting audio files from one format to another. Unlike the other MIDI to MP3 converters, MIDI Workplace converts MIDI files to MP3 silently, 100% digitally, without playing the original sound during the process of converting and thus giving no chance to foreign sounds of any nature to get in the output audio file. MIDI to MP3 Converter uses for rendering the soundfont.

As if that wasn't enough for the product to become a must have for every user, MIDI Workplace also allows you to change the tempo and tone of the composition. Moreover, if you need to manage parts of different instruments in a track, all you need is to put ticks near parts that you need. Excluding a piano part or an organ part is now as easy as a pie. And in case you accidentally did something wrong, you can always restore the settings to default. Select quality level of the output file and its format, save it anywhere you want and feel yourself like a real sound producer.

MIDI to MP3 Converter can convert a single or a whole batch of MIDI files at once, which makes the program a handy tool for creating a compositions album. Using this smart and yet simple MIDI 2 MP3 Converter, you can convert your MIDI files to MP3 purely, 100% digitally, with no foreign sound. Enjoy the pure sound and forget about the noise!

MIDI to MP3 Converter Features:
1. MIDI Converter alows you to convert: MIDI to MP3, MIDI to WAV.
2. High Quality Converting
3. Intuitive User Interface


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ShapeShifter is a multi-effect VST plug-in
VST
Monday, 05 May 2008
ShapeShifter is a multi-effect VST plug-in which gives you a number of tools for changing your sounds, ranging from subtle effects through to extreme mangling of your audio.
The following effects modules are included:
1. Waveshaper linked to a step sequencer, allowing you to create changes in tone that normal waveshapers can’t achieve.
2. Resonant Filter including an LFO and step sequencer to control the cut-off frequency.
3. Stereo Delay including step sequencers to vary the delay settings over time.
4. Gate to create rhythmic changes in volume.
5. Chorus & Reverb to fill out sounds and add some polish.
6. Compressor for controlling the dynamics of the audio.

ShapeShifter uniquely ties a waveshaper to a step sequencer, allowing you to blend between waveshaper settings in time with your track, creating interesting changes in tone.

Additionally, the signal path is configurable so that the effects can be ordered any way you like for maximum flexibility.


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Focusrite Saffire Bundle VST v2.0
VST
Monday, 21 April 2008
Focusrite Saffire VST plug-in effects v2.0
incl.
Compressor mono / stereo
EQ mono / stereo
Reverb
Amp Modeling

Focusrite Saffire Bundle VST v2.0-H2O
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devine machine lucifer VST 2.1
VST
Monday, 21 April 2008
excels on beats and other rhythmic type sounds. Devine Machine (as a company) definitely break the norm when it comes to their plug-ins.

There is really nothing like the stuff they offer, which is refreshing. They may not be as flashy or professional looking as other companies, but I like to see companies create stuff that might not appeal to the masses.

Lucifer’s main focus is to let the user manipulate tiny little slices of a sound in real time, allowing you to repeat a section of a loop in real time. How do you control this effect you ask? Well, Lucifer is an effect you need to “play” with your keyboard.

Certain notes on your keyboard perform individual tasks. In order to be able to use this effect properly your host has to allow for sending midi notes to an effect.

What you really do is “jam” out with Lucifer. Different keys and key combinations do different things and there is no reason to think Jimi Hendrix would have not fallen in love with the plug.

I had a simple 1 bar electric guitar feedback loop that I played with for over 30 minutes all the while it never sounded the same. In order to really use Lucifer you have to get your hands dirty with the midi keyboard.

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