In resume, a plugin for plugins xD

u can create a “snap” for a specific preset, for example, u arm, then create another snap and, from there, u can play with it as a morphing manipulation.

as far i can se its NOT like MORPH.

what do u think?

 

LINKS:
→ Get SnappySnap: https://electricsmudge.com/
→ Documentation: https://electricsmudge.com/manual
→ Contact: https://electricsmudge.com/contact

 

I bought it because its really cool, and to support the dev. Initial impressions, its great. It cant really be pushed into insane randomization or fast morphing with something like Serum that has endless params. Serum was the first thing I tried, and it brought my M4 Max with 128g ram to a halt. If you select a few params to morph and randomize its fine though. I was fine with 30 or so, just don't expect full randomization of something that deep.

Its really an amazing plugin. Its simple, easy to use, endless creative fun. Launching the morphs with midi is amazing for creating semi-random evolving patterns and sequences. Highly recommend if you are into experimenting with sound, or for live performance. Affordable as well!

 

What about the loading times when choosing a plugin?
.... in the teaser it seems near instant loading a vst?

And did you encounter any problems when scanning your plugin library?

 

loads fast, and no issue with scanning!

 

I downloaded the 7-Day trial in the hopes that which I can do with my Arturia Polybrute, namely basically morph between two separate presets (in the case of the Polybrute it is one preset which can morph between two separate states) with SnappySnap, albeit with the plugin it seems that one can do as deeply as your CPU can handle without laying down and begging for mercy.

 

"you´ve never seen anything like that... you never imagined before..."

not. i do this since 25 years.

and of course mine is also dark blue and also has 16 channels.

 

seems to be getting some good reactions on sister site....

 

Oh so like Bitwig's native FX/Note/Instrument selector.

 

https://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=627711

 

Yeeeeeesssssss!!!! )) I played around with it using it on uJams Virtual Pianist. Wild is way, way understated! )))))) Keith Jarrett will explode of jealousy! )