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Hey Everyone,
We promised an announcement today to clear up what’s up with these teasers. Now here’s what’s up.
We are very proud to release our personal pet project for the last two years: Divisimate.
www.divisimate.com
Watch the trailer to get a first impression of what this is:
Now what is it?
Divisimate is a standalone application for Mac and PC designed to help you perform and record orchestrations in your DAW in real time.
It will create 32 virtual MIDI ports, which will appear in your sequencer as separate midi devices. In Divisimate, live input is split up into individual voices which you can modify and route to any of the output ports.
In most DAWs (except Logic) you can select a distinct midi device for every single track, so it is possible to have every Divisimate output port assigned to a different instrument. Every combination of routings in Divisimate will now correspond to a specific instrumentation and voicing in your template.
Now you can edit and build presets to fit your personal template and workflow. Do you need Divisimate only for the Brass, and prefer to program the rest normally? Do you want to perform the full orchestra? Or a Big Band? Or even experimental synth sounds? In the studio? On stage?
This works best and is most fun with playable instruments, but we’ve included features that allow articulation switching via keyswitch and UACC, so you can make essentially any library work with it.
Sounds fun, where can I learn more?
There is much more information available at www.divisimate.com. I’m preparing video tutorials for all features of the software. The first two are up on our youtube channel and this website right now. The rest will follow soon. There is a full manual and some quickstarts available on the support page as well.
What about the teasers?
In the teasers, Peter used his personal orchestral template he built to work with Divisimate.
We'll post a full rundown of what he used later. We'll also prepare a video walkthrough of his template to show how the positioning and routing works and how Divisimate fits in with it.
I know we have been quiet during the teaser phase. All this has been a lot of work. However we are here to answer any questions from now on. We hope you enjoy our something new!
All the best,
Steffen & Peter
Update:
We promised an announcement today to clear up what’s up with these teasers. Now here’s what’s up.
We are very proud to release our personal pet project for the last two years: Divisimate.
www.divisimate.com
Watch the trailer to get a first impression of what this is:
Now what is it?
Divisimate is a standalone application for Mac and PC designed to help you perform and record orchestrations in your DAW in real time.
It will create 32 virtual MIDI ports, which will appear in your sequencer as separate midi devices. In Divisimate, live input is split up into individual voices which you can modify and route to any of the output ports.
In most DAWs (except Logic) you can select a distinct midi device for every single track, so it is possible to have every Divisimate output port assigned to a different instrument. Every combination of routings in Divisimate will now correspond to a specific instrumentation and voicing in your template.
Now you can edit and build presets to fit your personal template and workflow. Do you need Divisimate only for the Brass, and prefer to program the rest normally? Do you want to perform the full orchestra? Or a Big Band? Or even experimental synth sounds? In the studio? On stage?
This works best and is most fun with playable instruments, but we’ve included features that allow articulation switching via keyswitch and UACC, so you can make essentially any library work with it.
Sounds fun, where can I learn more?
There is much more information available at www.divisimate.com. I’m preparing video tutorials for all features of the software. The first two are up on our youtube channel and this website right now. The rest will follow soon. There is a full manual and some quickstarts available on the support page as well.
What about the teasers?
In the teasers, Peter used his personal orchestral template he built to work with Divisimate.
We'll post a full rundown of what he used later. We'll also prepare a video walkthrough of his template to show how the positioning and routing works and how Divisimate fits in with it.
I know we have been quiet during the teaser phase. All this has been a lot of work. However we are here to answer any questions from now on. We hope you enjoy our something new!
All the best,
Steffen & Peter
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