DIVS

PHILIP MEYER MIDI TOOLS FOR LIVE 12

£7.00
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Divs is a transformer for Ableton Live 12 that subdivides notes in your MIDI clips to create ratchets, tuplets, nested rhythms. This device is great for adding decoration or rolls to rhythmic patterns.

Subdivide a list of notes. Designed to be used in conjunction with Blocks to make nested rhythms.
USER GUIDE:

MIDI Tools Manual

COMPATIBILITY: Ableton Live 12 Suite or Ableton Live 12 Standard with MaxforLive Installed
OS COMPATIBILITY: Mac & Windows
MIN. REQUIREMENTS: Ableton Live 12 & MaxforLive is Essential

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DIVS

PHILIP MEYER MIDI TOOLS FOR LIVE 12

Divs is a transformer for Ableton Live 12 that subdivides notes in your MIDI clips to create ratchets, tuplets, nested rhythms. This device is great for adding decoration or rolls to rhythmic patterns. It includes a pitch and velocity function that shapes those parameters over the course of the subdivisions. I love to use this one in junction with the Blocks tool and multi-sampled acoustic percussion to create complex, lively drums.

DIVS FEATURES

Quantized or Unquantized Rhythms: The tuplets this device produces don’t always conform to the MIDI clip’s grid ,which is one reason it produces such exciting and novel rhythms. Sometimes it’s a bit too wild, though. For that reason, this device has a Quantize button that will lock the notes it creates to the MIDI clip’s grid.

Scale Aware: Live 12 introduced a new scales feature that allows instruments and MIDI clips to be fixed to a specific scale. Divs fully supports this new feature, which makes its algorithmic melodies surprisingly musical.

Theme Support: Full support for Live’s color themes so that the devices matches the look and feel of your Live set.

Philip Meyer MIDI Tools for Ableton Live 12

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