megamod A MODULATION PLUG-IN THAT SNAPS ON TO ANY OTHER PLUG-IN

Attach a MegaMod panel to each of your plug-ins.

Every EQ in the world is now a fully morphable EQ.

Every saturator is now dynamic

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I downloaded it the other day, its great, its beta still, and ships with just one modulator and a few different ways of macros (knob, x/y, circular preset morphing thing). Im sure they will add more ways of modulating and charge for the full edition.

Its a plugin host, similar to Patchwork, SuperPlugin, new guy SnappySnap and so on. Loads quickly, but for some reason I have trouble loading by double clicking the plugin name, and instead have to put the cursor on it so its highlighted and press enter on my keyboard.

Everything maps simply and beautifully so far. The Lfo is great, simple enough, but can do custom curves and act more like a sequencer, envelope and so on.

Will be cool to see where they take this. Of course we all have modulators in our daws, especially bitwig and ableton with m4l, but this is just simple, all right there no extra devices to worry about.

 

Ableton has an LFO, a shaper, an envelope follower, a vector map, and X/Y pad. It's all very easy to configure and uses minimal CPU and RAM.

Combined with racks, all of this can be parameterized in complex macros that allow you to go far beyond the capabilities of this plugin. I think that in terms of modulation, you can already do everything, or even more, with the stock plugins.

And yes, I'm a bit lazy too. I don't want to create an account just to get what I already have, which offers more configuration options.

I mainly use Ableton, but I imagine other DAWs have equivalent plugins available. So why reinvent the wheel ?

 

I personally use Ableton, But automating parameters in 3rd party plugins is still clunky imo. if using ableton lfo u can't just apply automation straight to the knib u got to open the plugin panel and connect it there.

I love working with lfos inside my synths and fxs. its something about it being connected to the program im using and having seamless experience when im opening the plugin I get to see the automation straight on it liek it was native.

I personally think this is innovative, even for ablation, cause it adds structure.

and think about all the daw users with bad lfo implementation in their was, like not Bitwig and ableton.

I personally love getting a shaper box type plugin that works with every plugin, honestly shaper box should take notes and release their version. I love shaperbox lfo editing. it's something about it that more silky smooth than regular ableton automation.
something tells me ableton automation is not fully top level yet.

I imagine we get m4l automation editing support where we can generate creative shapes in small interfaces. that would be very cool. liek a recalculated lfo automation route.

 

It's possible to modulate all the parameters of third-party plugins using the tools mentioned earlier.

It's just as simple as with native plugins and just as accessible (easier than opening the plugin to access it, since it's available in the device area).

Furthermore, you can modulate several plugins simultaneously with the same LFO at different amplitudes. This doesn't seem to be the case with this particular plugin.

 

I already have countless racks setup in ableton, and you are right, Ableton has some great modulators, especially when you start adding third party M4L devices. I just like this plugins neat, simple package. Easy to work with presets, just set up all of your plugins once or twice depending on use case, save them, and then all your presets are right there. I hate the fact that my user library is bogged down with countless racks. Im assuming they will add more modulators, this version is marked as beta. Either way, ill still keep my go racks ready to go in ableton and bitwig, but if they deliver on more modulators, will be nice to have a change of pace as well.