Recommended commercial VST's

Tips & Tricks
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A couple inexpensive plugins I’ve been enjoying recently are:

  • TAL Software’s TAL-DAC. Recreates the crunch of old-school samplers. If you love 90s jungle/rave, if you put LofiMat on everything, I’m not sure how you can live without this.
  • Klanghelm’s SDRR. It can pull off a wide array of saturation effects. I’ve even taken to using it with Convolver (+ high quality cabinet IRs) in lieu of a guitar amp sim.
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https://www.tone2.com/icarus.html

Just bought it recently. Incredible piece of software.

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Hello there! Could you please someone help me out with DrumComputer? It would be great! :slight_smile:

I recently downloaded DrumComputer from Sugarbytes.

I have the following issues:

1., Let’s say I have a song with 20 bpm.
After initiating DrumComputer, the bpm changes to 45 and could not be changed in Renoise. (For me) Is there a way to adjust the bpm of the whole song somehow besides using DrumComputer?

2., After creating a drum sequence I cannot edit the notes on the edit screen with the typical Renoise attitude, only by DrumComputer. Are there any ways to edit the notes after creating and dragging the drum sequence into the Edit panel?

3., If I create a drum sequence and I drag into the Edit panel, it could create up to 16 patterns instead of creating 1 or two patterns. Can I decide the number of patterns which would be created with D C ?

If you have an idea for any of the aforementioned issues to solve I would be very grateful!

Best!

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I’ve used their modules for Ableton, which are great. I don’t use Live anymore and wish they would make a Linux VST of Tela.

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Abx3 for the Acid heads, also for Linux, has some minor quirks with Renoise (try the demo) but works well overall. Best one I’ve found for Linux and currently on sale.