Manifest Audio

Key features

• Automatically detects and adopts your MIDI clip length, selection, and quantization settings
• Each voice can be expressed through a particular rhythm, generating on, or avoiding, specific beats using the count settings
• Density determines how talkative each voice can be
• Central weight dial controls which voice dominates, and if so, by how much

What’s inside

• Converser
• Hexaline
• Metagraph
• Metapulse

What’s inside

• Metaflux, harness seven different randomization algorithms to generate compelling new melodies and chords
• Metarhythm, take polyrhythmic expression to the limit
• Metasketch, intuitively draw complex gestures
• Metapath, carve new melodic contours

Key features

• Pitch-relative scaling: adjusts note chance, length and velocity relative to each note's pitch
• Key-scaled dynamics: for example, give low notes higher velocities and longer lengths while making higher notes less probable
• Relative mode: uses the current parameter values as a base
• Fixed mode: calculates chance, length and velocity purely from each note's actual pitch

Key features

• Probabilistically add a swing amount set by the large dial at the interval selected in the chooser drop-down, with a specified chance eligible notes will be swung
• With Chance set to 100%, it behaves like a normal swing control
• Apply Variance to randomize the amount of swing applied to swung notes
• Comes with full Info View annotations for further details; just hover the mouse over any parameter to view detailed information on all controls in Live’s Info View

Key features

• Shifts notes across octaves to create rich, layered harmonies and textures
• Randomise note pitch octaves within a floor and ceiling range, measured in octaves below and above the current value
• Main percentage amount controls the probability of octave randomisation

Key features

• Generates evolving variations of MIDI clips by mutating pitch, rhythm, and dynamics
• Use weighted probability to activate and deactivate notes for new expressions of a given pattern; higher weights mean notes are more likely on than off
• Unique counter control allows you to specify which notes are eligible for randomisation
• Rapidly produce variations of MIDI clips with a chance the note activations will be randomised

Key features

• Uses a drunk algorithm to make slight adjustments to pitch, length, velocity, and deviation
• Shifts pitch, length, and velocity within the current scale and key
• Retains much of the essential characteristics of the original pattern

What’s inside

• Seven randomisation algorithms shared with Metaflux, applied to existing notes as a transformer
• Scale-aware pitch randomisation, keeping variations musically coherent within a defined range
• Deviation randomisation for velocity, accessed via ceiling and floor range controls
• Works as a MIDI transformer on existing clips rather than a generative sequencer

Key features

• Per-note Euclidean patterning: imposes Euclidean calculations on an arbitrary per-note basis, without being restricted to any particular rhythmic interval
• Length and fills: set a length in notes, then decide how many of those notes are active with the fills
• Rotation: offset the resulting activation pattern with the rotation control
• Count direction: set the direction of the pattern to experiment with how notes are counted

Key features

• Clip-relative draw field for inputting melodic patterns over any clip length
• Scale-aware pitch input within a specified note range
• Automatically detects the current note grid interval and length, giving one point per available interval
• Optional count masking to impose more interesting rhythmic patterns on the drawn output

Key features

• Create winding melodies that traverse a slope of pitches over a given distance in current grid or per-note intervals
• Notes are generated within the current scale and key, and within your specified range
• Note tie, velocity, and pattern density add additional variation
• Distance, slope, and note base can be randomised at each pivot point to generate less predictable patterns

Key features

• Seven unique randomisation algorithms for melody and chord generation
• Scale aware, outputs notes in Live’s current Scale and Key
• Density control to govern the busy-ness of the generated pattern
• Euclidean rhythm options to constrain output to specific rhythmic intervals

Key features

• Combine potent Euclidean programming with fully polyrhythmic and polymetric pulse rates to generate intricate rhythms
• Count masking, Euclidean direction control, and rhythmic inversion instantly power new patterns
• Use velocity, accent, deviation, chance, and note length to inject even more life into any rhythm
• Engage optional scale awareness for melodic use