PolyJam Drums Loops Variator
Stereo drums loops can be quite flat. PolyJam adds a set of sound variations, based on peak detection and on a deterministic sequence. It means that drums can sound exactly the same each time we press play.


Bass, Snare, Cymbals: The amount of specific effect for the frequency bands.
Action: Scales the overall effect of Bass, Snare and Cymbals controls.

Steps: After this number of detected hits the round robin is reset.

Reset: automate it at the start of the song to get deterministic variations (you want the track to sound exactly the same each time you press play).

Quick start guide: set all the controls tp 50%, play a short repeating loop, bypass the effect and see if you miss it.

http://www.sknote.it/PolyJam.htm

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Found this plugin, but it has no demo or video presentation, even audio examples!
I wonder if someone has this and can make simple demonstration video on drum loops for techno or prog house or any other.

 

News about it on December 8, 2015.

 

@thantrax Im not trying announce news, I ask if somebody have it and can make little presentation. Cos previous thread also has no any information but GUI picture. Sad that Sknot has such strange plugin presentation policy.

 

@Alex Philipp

I understand you. There is a lack of info about it (no video review). Quinto Sardo (the dev) does not like demos and manuals so if someone buy its stuff is because trust him or trust the suggestions (what you need) of other users. Anyway Sknote stuff are really interesting. I have bought Rev250 and SoundBrigade 10 minutes ago.

P.S.
MixbusTv on youtube is good if you are looking for Sknote video review... but the one you need there is not.
P.P.S.
It seems Quinto Sardo announce its stuff every time on gearslutz...

 

Last edited: Dec 26, 2015

@thantrax
There is thread at gearslutz with some demo requests, but without any feedback. Strange. I think that such type of plugins absolutely need some presentation.

 

@Alex Philipp

Quinto Sardo prefer to spend his time in developing and lets the others do the annoying work (ie MixBusTv).