New Plugin, Unify, Gives Your Music Software New Superpowers
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- Опубліковано 2 лют 2020
- At the 2020 NAMM Show, we talked with John 'Skippy' Lehmkuhl, who gave us a quick demo of Plugin Guru's new Unify plugin.
Unify is a plugin that acts as a host for your MIDI effects, instruments and audio effects. Because it's a plugin that's also acts as a host, it lets all your plugins work together and lets you do new things with them.
For example, you can create presets that combine multiple plugins, you can use plugin formats that your host doesn't support and you can use a unified interface for performing with them.
Unify also comes with 400 patches and over 2.5GB of samples from PlugInGuru’s 12 sample-based sound libraries.
From Synthtopia's 2020 NAMM Show coverage:
www.synthtopia.com/content/ta...
John is so good at explaining his products, he is a breath of fresh air, sincere and trustworthy.
Agreed, super likeable and genuine-seeming guy.
John Skippy is such an innovator genius inspiration!
First in the line, for once! :) Unify is amazing - I have it and it works just like it says on the tin. It loaded all my plugins (and I have a lot) and they all work. John also has been doing some very useful live streams on Unify. Disclosure - I have bought almost all of his sound libraries for multiple synths and samplers over the last few years, and love 'em all. Unify has the potential to be HUGE and revolutionise the way we use softsynths.
I'm assuming in something like ableton, you would bring this up as a plugin on a midi track? If you have multiple synths loaded do they each route to an individual track? Or is it meant more to stack sounds and record the whole thing to a single track?
Buy this plug-in... it is excellent!!!
so basically like an ableton instruemnt rack?
Soooo wanna get Unify before the offer expires. Must save, must save. :)
To be clear, your cpu will still receive the same amount of strain if you just linked up these plugins via midi?
Does this come with the D-50 synth as well ?