Looperator grinds your sound and turns it into something new. In the process, you can get rid of classics like filters and reverbs, as well as trippy loops and vinyl manipulations. Looperator makes your track sound like you've been working on it for hours, and in fact, all it takes is the push of a button.
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Patterns over your sound
Looperator combines two concepts: you can reorder material with a slicer and place effects with surgical precision. From the very beginning, we aimed for a tool that is easy to use and gives good results.
Pre-installed tools make creating rolls, loops and stutters that can be tricky to create in a DAW with just a few clicks.
And when the inspiration leaves the room, smart random algorithms with detailed programming options will generate sequences with a high probability of sounding balanced and useful.
Hands-on control
The Looperator can be triggered in sync with the DAW's transport controls or via notes from a MIDI track. In a classic DJ setup, it syncs with your DJ software.
You can assign complete effect sequences to MIDI notes - this way you can trigger individual patterns. This gives you a lot of flexibility when it comes to applying magic to audio signals in live environments.
Find a boring drum loop! In less than a minute, you'll have something that not only sounds completely different, but really compelling.
It's light on your resources, so running multiple instances and incorporating the results into a larger project is a really easy process.
User Steps
Despite its simple interface, Looperator is a surprisingly deep plugin if you really dig into it.
Each effect has its own individual parameters (5 settings), each of which can be controlled with one of 20 selectable and adjustable envelope shapes, a simple parameter switch ready for automation, an envelope repeater or a randomizer.
Most of the time you won't need to go beyond the ready-made steps, but when you do, four user-defined steps per track give you complete and precise control over the vital effects parameters for each step. .
When it comes to animating live sequences on a detailed level, the possibilities are literally endless.
Free signal flow
The processing chain goes from top to bottom, and you can change the order of the six tracks with a simple vertical drag.
If, for example, the slicer is below FX1, then the FX1 results will be sliced as they are sequenced, after which they will be filtered, looped, and processed with FX2 and envelopes.
Each effect module has an individual dry/processed sound, and the global mix control boasts 6 different settings.
All user interface elements draw attention to the task being performed and directly respond to each user action with visual feedback.
In other words: Go outside and play!
Do not overdo it! Looperator allows an unlimited number of undo steps. This security encourages experimentation. Mute your critical voice, draw some patterns and when it sounds good, save the preset.
The possibilities and logic will become apparent in the course of use, and you will see for yourself that Looperator from the very first seconds gives out new ideas that are intoxicating.
From subtle enhancements to breathtaking pyrotechnic effects, the expressive potential of the Looperator quickly approaches the character of the instrument.
Additional Information:
Patterns over your sound
Looperator combines two concepts: you can reorder material with a slicer and place effects with surgical precision. From the very beginning, we aimed for a tool that is easy to use and gives good results.
Pre-installed tools make creating rolls, loops and stutters that can be tricky to create in a DAW with just a few clicks.
And when the inspiration leaves the room, smart random algorithms with detailed programming options will generate sequences with a high probability of sounding balanced and useful.
Hands-on control
The Looperator can be triggered in sync with the DAW's transport controls or via notes from a MIDI track. In a classic DJ setup, it syncs with your DJ software.
You can assign complete effect sequences to MIDI notes - this way you can trigger individual patterns. This gives you a lot of flexibility when it comes to applying magic to audio signals in live environments.
Find a boring drum loop! In less than a minute, you'll have something that not only sounds completely different, but really compelling.
It's light on your resources, so running multiple instances and incorporating the results into a larger project is a really easy process.
User Steps
Despite its simple interface, Looperator is a surprisingly deep plugin if you really dig into it.
Each effect has its own individual parameters (5 settings), each of which can be controlled with one of 20 selectable and adjustable envelope shapes, a simple parameter switch ready for automation, an envelope repeater or a randomizer.
Most of the time you won't need to go beyond the ready-made steps, but when you do, four user-defined steps per track give you complete and precise control over the vital effects parameters for each step. .
When it comes to animating live sequences on a detailed level, the possibilities are literally endless.
Free signal flow
The processing chain goes from top to bottom, and you can change the order of the six tracks with a simple vertical drag.
If, for example, the slicer is below FX1, then the FX1 results will be sliced as they are sequenced, after which they will be filtered, looped, and processed with FX2 and envelopes.
Each effect module has an individual dry/processed sound, and the global mix control boasts 6 different settings.
All user interface elements draw attention to the task being performed and directly respond to each user action with visual feedback.
In other words: Go outside and play!
Do not overdo it! Looperator allows an unlimited number of undo steps. This security encourages experimentation. Mute your critical voice, draw some patterns and when it sounds good, save the preset.
The possibilities and logic will become apparent in the course of use, and you will see for yourself that Looperator from the very first seconds gives out new ideas that are intoxicating.
From subtle enhancements to breathtaking pyrotechnic effects, the expressive potential of the Looperator quickly approaches the character of the instrument.
Sugar Bytes - Looperator 1.1.1 (x64) Standalone, VST, VST 3, AAX
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