A company called Gooey just dropped a new plugin called Next, built for rhythmically slicing samples and loops. This thing is basically a pattern-based gate sequencer with an internal ADSR for super precise trance-gated effects, like those chopped vocal lines from classic dance tracks.
It packs eight sequences, each with thirty-two steps for amplitude and panning. You also get a per-sequence filter, a mixer for the patterns, swing control, and different playback modes, including triplets. They included more than fifty presets, ranging from vintage trance gates to modern dotted rhythms. It's designed to hook right into your DAW's automation, letting you jump between different patterns on the fly.
They have a walkthrough video up. The regular price is thirty-five dollars, but for the holidays, they're running a sale with over seventy percent off at checkout.
It packs eight sequences, each with thirty-two steps for amplitude and panning. You also get a per-sequence filter, a mixer for the patterns, swing control, and different playback modes, including triplets. They included more than fifty presets, ranging from vintage trance gates to modern dotted rhythms. It's designed to hook right into your DAW's automation, letting you jump between different patterns on the fly.
They have a walkthrough video up. The regular price is thirty-five dollars, but for the holidays, they're running a sale with over seventy percent off at checkout.
