Work more... and dream more.
For writing microtonal steps, you can use the Pitch Shifter plugin with Cents automation lane. You can even store presets for frequent used intervals.
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Hello, if you have Protools artist still available, can you please send me instructions? Thanks.
If you are on Mac, you should try Sequenza (free on Appstore).
I bought it some years ago and I liked it although I didn't write anything with it. This app suffered from a lack of regular updates. Nothing like...
Another one at Cherry Audio for 49$.
Hello, is you have Protools artist one year still available, can you please send me instructions? Thanks.
Ah! he will never know the joy that comes with experimentation, doubt, despair and even boredom. Poor fool...
Sequenza, a 20mo game changer for a new way of composing (mac only). Free, no ads, smart, deep, not intuitive but seductive... a marvel. Edit:...
The title I want to give to it.
It surely does.
... and the buyer's name is "WideAssOpen".
Every "major" daw support Rosetta mode, for now..
When you're bored, you're going to find something new.
Absynth?
Bitwig is really good at microtonal intervals (fully MPE compatible), better than Cubase in this aspect. About general Midi editing, you won't...
Here is my contribution, maybe you will like it. [MEDIA]
If it is just for recording some tracks and exporting them, why not Audacity?
Here is my contribution in memoriam to Olymoon. I hope you will like it. Thanks to Moria for his idea of using Saint's words....
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