Super nifty tool, bought it and love it! Personally I would like to have a way (midi note) to force it to repeat to place in sample of choice apart from changing the playable area. While randomness is what most of us want at some point (lol) we want to get back to start of samples( fi first chord of four or that particular start of riff of sample)
very cool plugin, purchased after watching this and couldnt be happier. I was wondering thought if there's a way to get a random parameter from values like rate, lenght or octaves everytime the sound is played
I will be keeping an eye out for this plugin, it's marketed towards a very different genre from what I make, but I certainly see the potential. It's a shame we can't load our samples into the demo.
Purchased it right away and will go on experimental journey when I wake up. I see very much potential in your Plugin and hope you work on some more features. For example more play heads with the option to set playheads on specific parts of the sample for more control of it. One question: what's the root note setting for? Is it's meaning in a musical context or a mapping thing? I guess a manual would be good! But so far it's a unique plugin to experiment with melodic samples. Love it
Hey, thanks for the feedback! There's a manual included in the download, plus you can download one from the product page. :) The root note is to set the mapping. So if you had a single one-shot sample that's a D4 note, you'd change the root note to D4 so it maps correctly across the keys.
@@SoundGhost my fault. Yesterday I was to tired to check if there's a manual... found it. Today I was playing around with it and get some good results.
I was gassed about this product and still think it’s a great plugin. I just want you to allow the demo to be used fully so we can get a real feel for what it does.
Thanks! The demo is pretty much feature complete, the only thing missing is sample import and there’s less presets. I’ll make a note of your feedback though and take a look at the demo next week :)
Looks lovely, before buying I'm wondering, what does this have/offer over the new logic pro sample alchemy? (except that I like the looks of this better)
I can't speak to other samplers and I haven't used Alchemy in a while, but Jumble is quite unique in the way it handles randomisation and keeps everything within a simple and quickly accessible UI. We're quite focused on 'control-per-function' and there's little to no menu diving in our plugins.
You can download a free demo on the website to give it a go first :) it’s quite different to the plugin you mentioned, it’s more experimental than that. I’d recommend giving it a go to see if it’s right for you :)
@@SoundGhost Yes I already tried your demo which is super limited. I even can play just one smaple you guys provide and it goes to "buy" page too often. I can not judge enough if it is for me or not.
@@anarchy0208 there’s 10 samples/samples included, you can click the browser icon to load the other presets. 👍 this is how a majority of other demo products work, all functionality is also there expect sample import. I’ll make a note of your feedback, though! :)
@@SoundGhost My demo is 1.2.5 and I found that you guys updated demo ver to 1.2.8 so I thought that I had just one sample included. But after installed 1.2.8, I still can not find extra preset samples in folder or browser icon.
I wanna love this plugin and buy it, but your demo sucks dude. Why is it so limited? Its not letting me get a real feel for it. I cant use it when it dies every 60 seconds, like why is that even necessary? Make it a full demo for 7 days at least - done.
@@juna8796 sorry to hear that. We have to have some kind of limitation - a silence based limit is quite popular among indie plug-in devs like myself as it’s easy to implement, doesn’t rely on servers etc - plus time limits are easy to hack into. Some plugin developers don’t even provide demos, so I see it as a good balance. I understand not liking the limit, but it’s only there to help give it a quick try, rather than not at all :) hope this helps!
@ silence every one minute doesn’t let the user get a real feel for it and just gets super annoying It doesn’t need to be that frequent for it to still deter unauthorised use in demo mode. I’ve been producing for number of years and I’ve demoed many plug-ins - honestly for me this is really limited mate. I understand how developers do it. You might have a slightly biased idea because you want to protect your plug-in. Adding value equals sales😉
Been putting recordings of horns and drums into Jumble. Really liking it to create more abstract parts of the recordings.❤
Super nifty tool, bought it and love it!
Personally I would like to have a way (midi note) to force it to repeat
to place in sample of choice apart from changing the playable area.
While randomness is what most of us want at some point (lol) we want
to get back to start of samples( fi first chord of four or that particular start of riff of sample)
please make this happen in a future update, it will be so cool to not need rendering the audio to have the same exact sound when doing midi playback
very cool plugin, purchased after watching this and couldnt be happier.
I was wondering thought if there's a way to get a random parameter from values like rate, lenght or octaves everytime the sound is played
I will be keeping an eye out for this plugin, it's marketed towards a very different genre from what I make, but I certainly see the potential.
It's a shame we can't load our samples into the demo.
Purchased it right away and will go on experimental journey when I wake up.
I see very much potential in your Plugin and hope you work on some more features. For example more play heads with the option to set playheads on specific parts of the sample for more control of it.
One question: what's the root note setting for? Is it's meaning in a musical context or a mapping thing?
I guess a manual would be good!
But so far it's a unique plugin to experiment with melodic samples. Love it
Hey, thanks for the feedback! There's a manual included in the download, plus you can download one from the product page. :) The root note is to set the mapping. So if you had a single one-shot sample that's a D4 note, you'd change the root note to D4 so it maps correctly across the keys.
@@SoundGhost my fault. Yesterday I was to tired to check if there's a manual... found it.
Today I was playing around with it and get some good results.
I was gassed about this product and still think it’s a great plugin. I just want you to allow the demo to be used fully so we can get a real feel for what it does.
Thanks! The demo is pretty much feature complete, the only thing missing is sample import and there’s less presets. I’ll make a note of your feedback though and take a look at the demo next week :)
@@SoundGhost cool now I can promote it
Very beautiful, love it!
Can it also load long samples around 10 min?
This looks incredible!
Looks lovely, before buying I'm wondering, what does this have/offer over the new logic pro sample alchemy? (except that I like the looks of this better)
I can't speak to other samplers and I haven't used Alchemy in a while, but Jumble is quite unique in the way it handles randomisation and keeps everything within a simple and quickly accessible UI. We're quite focused on 'control-per-function' and there's little to no menu diving in our plugins.
This look absolutely lovely :)
Wow just think what I can do with my Fart Samples! 😂
Nice!!! love this! But sure wish there was a "BYPASS' option within this plugin so we can get a A/B reference.
Why did you delete my comment?
If it was regarding the demo installer bug, I fixed that so just cleaned up any comments reporting that - just so there’s no future confusion :)
@@SoundGhost perfect ty
I almost find any review about this plugin who actually bought this. How is it good and how different from Loopmix from audio modern? Anybody?
You can download a free demo on the website to give it a go first :) it’s quite different to the plugin you mentioned, it’s more experimental than that. I’d recommend giving it a go to see if it’s right for you :)
@@SoundGhost Yes I already tried your demo which is super limited. I even can play just one smaple you guys provide and it goes to "buy" page too often. I can not judge enough if it is for me or not.
@@anarchy0208 there’s 10 samples/samples included, you can click the browser icon to load the other presets. 👍 this is how a majority of other demo products work, all functionality is also there expect sample import. I’ll make a note of your feedback, though! :)
@@SoundGhost My demo is 1.2.5 and I found that you guys updated demo ver to 1.2.8 so I thought that I had just one sample included. But after installed 1.2.8, I still can not find extra preset samples in folder or browser icon.
@@anarchy0208 that’s odd, send us an email at hello@soundghost.net with your OS info and we’ll take a look for you 👍
I wanna love this plugin and buy it, but your demo sucks dude. Why is it so limited? Its not letting me get a real feel for it. I cant use it when it dies every 60 seconds, like why is that even necessary? Make it a full demo for 7 days at least - done.
@@juna8796 sorry to hear that. We have to have some kind of limitation - a silence based limit is quite popular among indie plug-in devs like myself as it’s easy to implement, doesn’t rely on servers etc - plus time limits are easy to hack into. Some plugin developers don’t even provide demos, so I see it as a good balance. I understand not liking the limit, but it’s only there to help give it a quick try, rather than not at all :) hope this helps!
@ silence every one minute doesn’t let the user get a real feel for it and just gets super annoying
It doesn’t need to be that frequent for it to still deter unauthorised use in demo mode. I’ve been producing for number of years and I’ve demoed many plug-ins - honestly for me this is really limited mate. I understand how developers do it. You might have a slightly biased idea because you want to protect your plug-in. Adding value equals sales😉
@ thanks for the feedback :)