Looking for a good arpeggiator that can temporarily replace arpeggio lab by reason studios since my 30 day trial is soon to expire and I’m probably not going to pick it up until it goes on sale probably around Black Friday, want to know if maybe there’s some similar plugin or if bitwig has a good alternative or if there’s a VCV module to replace it?

Wanted to buy arpeggio lab at full price to earn more rewards points but with the rate I’d be going at, I’d get all the rewards I want to even use points on and have nothing to get and since I’d buy the rack extensions on sale, they’d also get no points from purchasing so I wouldn’t get any to redeem anyway…

 

Ever tried Kirnu Cream?
Used to be free, dunno how it's priced nowadays
https://www.kirnuarp.com/cream

 

Xfer Record Cthulhu https://xferrecords.com/products/cthulhu very nice options

 

Kirnu basic usage tutorial from some 12 years ago

 

Pitch Innovations Eternal Arps is pretty crazy. The rest are all different takes on the same basic thing. Kirnu is ok if you can get it working stable. Cthulhu also had many additional packs you can download like they are midi files, basically. Old favorites are also Nora by Squaredheads and BlueArp by Oleg Mikheev.

510K should make one like Seqund, if they don't already.

Eternal Arps, be aware the comments section has found an ample supply of morons.

 

Bleass.

 

Waveform 13 > create MIDI > patern generator....

 

Have you ever tried BlueArp? And when you just want quick results there is LibreArp. Both are pattern based arps, I use LibreArp far more often because it's just so easy to work with, but when you want to get more creative BlueArp provides.

 

can be used as Nora, so can use the incoming notes instead of fixed scales

is a good one https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack-extension/pearls-euclidean-collision-sequencer

 

Oh I forgot about eternal arps, I’ll give it a listen and dig it out from last year, thank you for reminding me, I’ll also take a look at cream cause it might be better on windows since it can run older plugins and obsolete 32/64 bit versions

 

harmony bloom
modalics eon
rhyhmizer fusion
Bleasss
Eternal Arps

 

it's likely not going to replace all the more traditional ones for you. If a synth has an internal one I am just as likely to use that or the one in my DAW. But I guess they picked a really good name as a developer, most of their stuff is innovative or at least unique. I love Midi Fx plugins (MFX). You can stick them in front of any synth plugin or hardware, and get more drastic effects than most other options pound for pound. Or mb for mb, to be more accurate. Anything you make and save in them can be instantly transferred to any other synth you have. Even old analog ones with no real digital recall features.