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With so many high-quality processing options available, though, the realisation that you're limited to a single insert effect per layer, plus a shared master effect, is something of a dampener.ĮlectraX was always able to import samples for playback, but Electra2 can automatically find loop points, tune sounds on import (or afterwards), and save samples with patches for easy recall. The reverbs are particularly impressive - so good, in fact, that they could easily alleviate the need for a separate reverb plugin most of the time. These include Smart Unison (a chorus), two phasers, two vibrato effects, two tremolo effects and five reverbs. Most of the effects carried over from ElectraX have been optimised for better performance and sound quality, while a dozen new modules have been introduced as well, bringing the total to 32. Lastly, the new M Shape type combines band-pass and high-pass filters. LP AM combines a low-pass with a super fast ring modulator that can help add a crystalline, lo-fi crunch, while BP Boobs is a double band-pass filter that we suspect was just added on a whim when the programmers were feeling a bit bored and lonely. "The reverbs are particularly impressive - so good, in fact, that they could easily alleviate the need for a separate reverb plugin most of the time" Similarly, the new Vocal AM filter type is useful for approximating those classic dubstep 'yoys'. The new Vocals 2 filter provides the typical vowel formant sounds that were popular in many forms of dance music a few years ago.

Electra x vst how to select input code#

Tone2's code optimisations mean that Electra2 can be expected to outperform ElectraX - indeed, this is a plugin that always feels very stable and robust.įive new filter types bring the total count up to 37.

Electra x vst how to select input full#

Full of filtersīack on the bright side, the Electra2 interface, while unchanged in layout, seems to load much faster and feels more responsive than that of ElectraX. This anomaly is often unnoticeable (depending on the patch) but could be a problem if you're relying on the synth to provide crisp detail in the highest treble ranges. is "on the list".We noticed something odd going on in the top end (around 15kHz and above), where some notes seem to be missing certain frequencies while others don't. Last week i got a little cryptic message from a "Florian" ( productmanager with last name "Grothe" perhaps?) that better handling of 3*rd party presets. no offense to those people as NI bundles are pretty filled to the brim with useful stuff ( own 9 Ultimate myself) i've experienced this with many plugins.Ĭan mention while i'm at it that i mailed techsupport a few days after the release of Maschine 2 / Studio hardware and in a long message explained why i believe they should put priority to this matter as it's insanely many people that won't be using Native instruments plug-ins - only - i think it's fair to say it's only a small fraction of people either starting out or feel NI plug's is all they ever want to use. The workaround that works then: Load the preset from - within the plug-in gui - and then save the preset in Maschine it will work as it should. Saving the preset through the little "dialog" within Mixerview in Maschine doesn't work as it's only saving the first preset in the list, with different names. i don't think they got my explanation the first time. I've reported that problem twice to NI support, with detailed screenrecordings, but we'll see what they come up with.