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If anyone like the topic, another soundfont that can be used to see the diffrences is the bobvjerg piano steinway soundfont ( ) that is a very nice one. That can be reasons you can found the mentioned diffrences. Additionaly, SFZ has a very good anti-aliasing mechanism, that synthedit dont have.

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SFZ is like to have a virtual soundblaster, it react like a hardware soundfont player, plus the advantages of a softsynth. Synthedit based soundfont players most of the times just ignore all that programming inside the soundfonts, SFZ dont. Soundfonts can be very simple, just wave files, but sometimes they have a deep programming inside them (filters). Synthedit comes with an built-in soundfont player, that is not exactly the best one. Just a little word about the soundfont players made in synthedit. In the morning my MIDI controller keyboard (USB)will be talking to TAKE1, and I'm sure they will get along very well.īest regards: Terry(me).yikes !!.two Terry's now I appreciate the work involved and the time you spent, making this VST (for people with soundfonts),and I for one, will put it to very good use on my laptop. I just labelled it A6T-SF2 and use it as a master 'template', which I open after starting REAPER, and then save as 'newname?' project. I've set up my first Project in Reaper using your Take1 VST in 6 tracks with different 'patches' assigned to each (using same SF2 for all 6 tracks. I don't have to load various 'effects' type VST's either, which helps with the demands on the CPU. TAKE1 is so complete and powerfull (lots of excellent controls !), you've actually saved me from having to load several SF2's (with slightly different voicing for patches),and instead only have to load 1 SF2, and by using your TAKE1 I can change the ADSR/octave/EQ/etc. Now I can use my custom soundfonts with Reaper on my laptop.WITHOUT buying a PCMCIA Live card. thanks Terry for this soundfont player VST.you've made a poor old SB-Live man happy. UPDATE: It seems that Monoplugs went out of business and that this is the reason why Monique and B-Step Sequencer are now free.I can't believe my luck (just joined). Perhaps the latter option can be useful in some live performance scenarios.

Monique and B-Step Sequencer can run as plugins in your 32-bit or 64-bit DAW, but you can also use them as standalone applications. I linked to the product pages on KVR Audio, though, because it seems that the official website is no longer available.

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Downloading Monoplugs Softwareīoth plugins can be downloaded for free from Google Drive. It offers pattern auto-chaining, reverse playback, shuffle, step probability, step skipping, custom UI themes, and more. Much like the Monique synthesizer, B-Step Sequencer almost has too many features to count. Pair a feature-packed step sequencer with a touchscreen laptop, and you have a powerful centerpiece of a live setup. And to that, I respond, “Good luck!”Īs a brief introduction to what awaits you on the road to figuring out Monique, do check out the official introduction video.ī-Step Sequencer is a sequencing powerhouse.

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I recommend reading the manual before trying to build a patch from scratch because there’s just too much going on “under the hood” to figure out on your own. Honestly, Monique is not the type of synthesizer that can be described in one short article. You’re also getting an arpeggiator, a collection of effects (delay, reverb, distortion, chorus, and more), a real-time waveform display, and enough modulation capabilities to keep you busy for days. The instrument features three continuous morphable oscillators, three filters, and an equalizer bank.

Thankfully, Monique comes with an in-depth user manual in English and German. It is a monophonic synthesizer with some rather unique features that make it fun to program and hard to learn.

The developer describes Monique as a “bass and lead” synthesizer.

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It’s always nice getting “premium” software for free, but let’s take a closer look at what makes these two now-freeware plugins worth downloading. See also: Best FREE Synthesizer VST Plugins Monoplugins re-released the two plugins as freeware in October 2020.

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Both products were priced at $49 previously.īoth the Monique virtual synthesizer and the B-Step Sequencer are available in VST, VST3, and AU plugin formats for digital audio workstation software on PC and Mac. Monoplugs has re-released its Monique and B-Step Sequencer plugins for Windows and macOS as freeware.