Think of it as an “I feel freaky” button for Arturia’s MicroFreak. In addition to useful automation and editing features, a new editor adds 4 random methods for making sounds.
It looks like a killer combo – one of the more versatile and affordable instruments to come out recently, plus now easy software integration.
We’ve been following Momo Müller’s editors-for-everything for quite some time now. Spend a few bucks, and you get a handy plug-in and standalone editor for lots of popular gear. Unofficial/unauthorized – this is not an Arturia software tool – but we’ve had good luck with these before.
And sure, you bought that gear to get away from your computer and have more hands-on time. But adding an editor lets you easily automate parameters tweaks from your DAW, save and recall settings with a project, and … go a bit random, if you like.
Features:
– Complex sound changes
– Direct access to the sound parameters
– All controllers can be automated.
– X-Y modulation of all parameters
– With the „Random“ function new sounds can be generated quickly.
5,90€ / US$6.90
32-bit/64-bit VST and standalone for Windows, 64-bit VST or AU or standalone for macOS.
https://micro-freak-editor.jimdofree.com