Hi,
for those, who own Effectrix and also Kore 2,
I created a Kore2 Template for Sugar Bytes Effectrix VST
Download here:
http://www.patcharena.com/index.php?opt ... nfo&id=709
it contains
a Masterpage and
one page per fx (14 pages)
I've mapped all Parameters, which were available
by the Automation of this plugin.
BTW, the Batchimport function of Kore works with Effectrix,
but you have to repeat it several times.
open the plugin GUI, go to the Preset Menu, select the first sound in the first preset folder,
import, then select the first sound in the next preset folder, import, and so on...
So after 5 Imports (with Version 1.2 of Effectrix with 5 Factorybanks)
you should have all 94 Presets available.
Have fun
Effectrix and Kore 2
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- KVRAF
- 35297 posts since 14 Sep, 2002 from In teh net
Cool - makes me wish I had Effectrix now.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 511 posts since 19 Jul, 2008
Just a little update to my older post, as I discovered a nice detail,
which I'd like to share.
Playing around today with Effectrix (inside Kore), I noticed, that the
"Patternkeys" are automatable (that little keyboard on the GUI for selecting
different patterns).
In fact the parameter is (luckily) already included in the Kore template
(the first parameter on the first plugin page).
This means, you can actually switch patterns also with the Kore Controller:
enable the Pattern keys with the On/Off Button inside Effectrix, create some
nice patterns, and save up to 8 of them as Kore soundvariations.
(and you can even combine it with different FX settings for the different
patterns/soundvariations per preset)
This way you can switch between patterns from the Kore Controller.
If you like, you can add the pattern selector to a kore userpage -
enable "Learn" in Kore, chose an unasigned knob (for example on the Masterpage),
in Effectrix enable the Pattern keys, then click on the little keyboard (!),
done.
Now you have access to all 12 patterns via a kore knob.
Happy tweaking
which I'd like to share.
Playing around today with Effectrix (inside Kore), I noticed, that the
"Patternkeys" are automatable (that little keyboard on the GUI for selecting
different patterns).
In fact the parameter is (luckily) already included in the Kore template
(the first parameter on the first plugin page).
This means, you can actually switch patterns also with the Kore Controller:
enable the Pattern keys with the On/Off Button inside Effectrix, create some
nice patterns, and save up to 8 of them as Kore soundvariations.
(and you can even combine it with different FX settings for the different
patterns/soundvariations per preset)
This way you can switch between patterns from the Kore Controller.
If you like, you can add the pattern selector to a kore userpage -
enable "Learn" in Kore, chose an unasigned knob (for example on the Masterpage),
in Effectrix enable the Pattern keys, then click on the little keyboard (!),
done.
Now you have access to all 12 patterns via a kore knob.
Happy tweaking
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- KVRAF
- 10260 posts since 19 Feb, 2004 from Paris
aMUSEd wrote:Cool - makes me wish I had Effectrix now.
Same for me
Thanks Losan ^_^
LtZ
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 511 posts since 19 Jul, 2008
Oops, almost overlooked your replies...
Much appreciated, hope anybody, who is using the template, gets some good use out of it (and, if the one, who voted at patcharena reads this - thanks,
really appreciate your feedback and that you took the time to vote).
Cheers
Much appreciated, hope anybody, who is using the template, gets some good use out of it (and, if the one, who voted at patcharena reads this - thanks,
really appreciate your feedback and that you took the time to vote).
Cheers
