monstrumMedia proudly announces monstrumWave 2.5 Final, available now from monstrummedia.com for $39.99! monstrumWave 2.5 is a cross-platform (Win/Mac/Linux) fully featured standalone and VST/AU MIDI/Sysex editor for the Waldorf Microwave II, XT and XTk synthesizers.
If you just want some info or are interested in beta testing the features to the next 3.0 update including a fully featured, interactive wavetable editor, or the upcoming editor for the waldorf pulse, pulse+, pulse 2 or other projects, check in at monstrummedia.com/forum.
Here are four demonstration videos showing monstrumWave 2.5 in action!
Playlist
monstrumWave 2.5 Demo - Arpeggiator + Mod Matrix
monstrumWave 2.5 Demo - Wave Envelope + Modulation Matrix
monstrumWave 2.5 Demo - use within FLstudio
monstrumWave 2.5 Demo - Arpeggiator + Analog In
monstrumWave 2.5 can be yours now, just head over to www.monstrummedia.com and prepare to get kicked out of your apartment for noise complaints!!!
Update via Rob Wentz the developer in the comments below: "Just wanted to follow up here that monstrumWaveXT is currently a stand-alone editor, VST/AU functionality has been "downgraded" to "beta" status.
This is all because I restructured things so now monstrumWaveXT does not require any ctrlr install to work. There is a monstrumWaveXT application file for the stand-alone editor (which now has full wavetable and waveform editing and arrangement ability!) and there is a beta VST for os x and one for Windows. Development is ongoing and I'm getting a lot of great feedback from users, so the "beta" should be lifted from the name in due time.
Also on a similar note I recently released an editor -monstrumWave1 for the original Waldorf Microwave. It has all of the features monstrumWaveXT has in terms of parameter AND waveform/wavetable editing capabilities."
How can they charge for this when it's built on and runs within the CTRLR open source software? I thought the whole thing about that was that anybody could use open source software like this and add to it as long as they don't charge money for these modifications.
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ReplyDeletenot quite how things work.
ReplyDeleteIf I code a Lua application in notepad++, which is free, the application I code must also be free?
monstrumWave is not a modification of Ctrlr. It is a panel that can be used alone or within Ctrlr. End users have full rights to sell their work developed within ctrlr. Atom (ctrlr's lead developer) has fully blessed the retail release of this editor. Please feel free to drop by ctrlr.org and post your concern if this doesn't clear things up for you.
ok, wasn't sure how this worked. It seemed strange to me.
ReplyDeleteYeah, most of the ctrlr panels available are free, there are a few or the more feature robust panels, like this one with lots of added features that have been continuously built on over a year or so that are only available for sale. I'm a regular donator to ctrlr, so what comes around goes around!
ReplyDeleteIt's only $39.99 and customers get free updates for life. Next new feature going in is a wavetable editor. Waves within each table can be edited by hand-drawing the waveform, plotting algebraic expressions or loading wave/aif files.
Here's the short list of new features just around the corner:
-Development of multi-mode step-sequencer is next in priority, allows independent editing of all 10 part's arpeggiator steps and parameters.
-Assignable XY cross-modulation controllers - parameters are set in panel "learn mode", click to assign any parameter to X or Y axis.
-Save/Load Program to/from midi/txt file
-Save/Load Arp Patterns
-Save/Load Free/Wave Envelopes
-II/XT/XTk Autodetection dynamically sets appropriate panel functions
Saw the beta of this last year on youtube
ReplyDeleteGlad its gone beyond the demo
If i created this i would also charge there is nothing like this for my MW2
I need to test out the demo !!!
Its Good !
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to follow up here that monstrumWaveXT is currently a stand-alone editor, VST/AU functionality has been "downgraded" to "beta" status.
ReplyDeleteThis is all because I restructured things so now monstrumWaveXT does not require any ctrlr install to work. There is a monstrumWaveXT application file for the stand-alone editor (which now has full wavetable and waveform editing and arrangement ability!) and there is a beta VST for os x and one for Windows. Development is ongoing and I'm getting a lot of great feedback from users, so the "beta" should be lifted from the name in due time.
Also on a similar note I recently released an editor -monstrumWave1 for the original Waldorf Microwave. It has all of the features monstrumWaveXT has in terms of parameter AND waveform/wavetable editing capabilities.
Popped up a post on MATRIXSYNTH here: http://www.matrixsynth.com/2013/09/monstrumwave1-waldorf-microwave-editor.html
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