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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.
£7.00
Develop reduces or increases the complexity of your MIDI clip over time. Say you have a pattern that you want to “build up” to by just playing fragments of the pattern, then, finally, at the end, the whole thing. Or the opposite – you want to remove an element from the mix, but not by bringing the fader down. Instead, just selectively remove notes each time the pattern loops. That’s what Develop does.
A transformer that can make a pattern gradually appear or fade away.
£7.00
Condition Transform is a multi-function MIDI clip manipulator that helps you create variations on existing MIDI Clips. Like Pattern Transform, it allows you to selectively transform some notes in your MIDI clip while leaving others untouched. Notes are selected based on the note’s pitch, velocity, duration, or chance value. I built this tool to allow me to do ratcheting and subdivision precisely with complex MIDI clips.
A multi function transformer that modifies certain notes according to a rule.
£7.00
Polyrhythm is a multitrack algorithmic sequencer for generating a quick beat or melody. I really like using it with a drum rack to get a beat started. The length of each pattern can be set independently, which makes the rhythms it generates feel a lot less boring and loop-y.
A multi track generator for creating polymetric and polyrhythmic patterns.
£7.00
Turing Machine is a MIDI Tools version of the Music Thing Modular Turing Machine sequencer. Its ingenious design uses a randomness and a 16-bit shift register to generate pitches and rhythmic patterns.
£7.00
Phase Pattern is a rhythm and melody generator for Ableton Live. Basically, you bend time and that creates a rhythm. Got it? It’s great for “bouncing ball” rhythms like on Monolake’s Toku.
A generator that creates rhythm by bending time.
£7.00
Blocks is a rhythm generator for Ableton Live that uses proportions to create uneven divisions of the MIDI Clip. You can think of it as an “additive rhythm” or a “proportional rhythm”.
Inspired by Sam Tarekajian and Alex Van Gils’ Nestup, a scripting language for creating nested tuples and other complex rhythms
A generator proportionately divides a clip to make rhythms.
£7.00
Apply key scaling to chance, length, and velocity, so that note pitches that are higher or lower can have a correspondingly adjusted chance, length, or intensity.
£7.00
Add randomized note length extensions at a specified length multiplier.
£7.00
Add swing to a random set of eligible notes within a pattern.
£7.00
Randomize note pitch octaves within a floor and ceiling range, measured in octaves below and above the current value.
£7.00
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 randomizations.
£7.00
Gently shift pitch, length, and velocity of notes in a pattern within the current scale and key while retaining much of its essential characteristics — perfect for subtle variations.
£7.00
Use the same seven randomization algorithms as Metaflux to alter melodies and harmonies within a range of notes — scale aware of course.
£7.00
Apply Euclidean patterning to existing sets of notes: rather than generating rhythmic patterns based on a fixed interval, Euclidean counting patterns are imposed on existing note patterns of any arbitrary rhythm by activating notes that fall on counted steps and deactivating the rest. Easily invert the Euclidean pattern and experiment with count direction too.
£7.00
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