JMC wrote:Hi,
We're pleased to announce the release of Drumaxx, a hugely flexible and great sounding percussion modelling instrument.
You get total control over 16 physically modeled drum pads that can be routed to independent outputs for external effects processing.
You can order it in our shop.
Following the huge success of Harmless, we are launching Drumaxx with the pay what you think it's worth system (minimum 9 Euro to cover costs). Image-Line will donate 1 USD from each sale to support Haiti earthquake victims :
Enjoy!
Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
A new drum synth/machine by Image Line has bee released:
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trikster_b
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Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
hmm... pretty interesting. This looks pretty cool. I'm going to try the demo and see if it's worth it. Thanks for the link!
Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
This actually produces some nice sounds. I don't think it has multiple outs *(this does have multi-outs)*, which is disappointing, but It does have onboard FX, so that helps.
Now, if only Microtonic could be updated in a similar way (or even similar to AudioDamage's Tattoo), then I'd be very happy!
Anyway, for a mere $13, this thing is a steal. I don't know when the deal ends and I don't know how much they'll charge once it does end, but it probably won't ever be this cheap again.
If anyone else knows this information, please post it!
edit (as far as I can see... the onboard fx consist of EQ, Limiter, and Lo-Fi).
**Edit #2** Thanks to STRATEGY_510, I now know this does have multi-outs! Now go get some drum goodness cheap!
Now, if only Microtonic could be updated in a similar way (or even similar to AudioDamage's Tattoo), then I'd be very happy!
Anyway, for a mere $13, this thing is a steal. I don't know when the deal ends and I don't know how much they'll charge once it does end, but it probably won't ever be this cheap again.
If anyone else knows this information, please post it!
edit (as far as I can see... the onboard fx consist of EQ, Limiter, and Lo-Fi).
**Edit #2** Thanks to STRATEGY_510, I now know this does have multi-outs! Now go get some drum goodness cheap!
Last edited by elxicano on Wed Feb 24, 2010 1:24 am, edited 1 time in total.
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trikster_b
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Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
Says on the site the deal is until March 31st, so there's quite a bit of time.
First impressions of the demo: the sounds are quite nice, but right now I have no idea what 80% of the parameter names mean. I suppose I'll learn eventually. Also, the CPU meter is kind of weird. Sometimes, it stays at 1-10%, other times it goes to 51% just by tweaking a simple knob. I actually had it crash and restart my laptop when I brought a knob down to 0% and hit a key once.
I hope to hear what others say about this, as I really like the interface and the sounds, but the crash it just did has kind of made me doubting if it's worth it. My laptop meets the requirements for it, so I wonder why it did it when nothing like that has ever happened to me.
First impressions of the demo: the sounds are quite nice, but right now I have no idea what 80% of the parameter names mean. I suppose I'll learn eventually. Also, the CPU meter is kind of weird. Sometimes, it stays at 1-10%, other times it goes to 51% just by tweaking a simple knob. I actually had it crash and restart my laptop when I brought a knob down to 0% and hit a key once.
I hope to hear what others say about this, as I really like the interface and the sounds, but the crash it just did has kind of made me doubting if it's worth it. My laptop meets the requirements for it, so I wonder why it did it when nothing like that has ever happened to me.
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STRATEGY_510
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Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
elxicano wrote:This actually produces some nice sounds. I don't think it has multiple outs, which is disappointing,
Key features:
16 Physically modeled drum pads
Multi-output for individual effects processing on each pad
Huge range of modeling possibilities covering sounds from cymbals to kettle-drums
Velocity modulation matrix for detailed expressiveness
Integrated Stepsequencer with trigger-key playback
Integrated effects
Single-pad version 'Drumpad' available for tight integration with FL Studio
STRATEGY
Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
oooh.
Just had a chance to briefly play with this, and I must say I am liking what I hear!
It *is* somewhat tricky to adjust, since the parameter names, as said above, are a bit difficult to suss. But I think this is an awesome companion vst to the Collision/Corpus set that Ableton does.
here's what I recorded. All drum/perc is Drumaxx, the two synth sounds are two BubbleSound uLFO through the QMMG, sampled and dubbed out in Live. Whole thing took like 30 minutes to do.
Snares and clap are bussed out, ducked a bit and effected, then mixed back into the Group of drums again.
http://wetterberg.dk/tracks/Wetterberg_ ... w_Drag.mp3
Just had a chance to briefly play with this, and I must say I am liking what I hear!
It *is* somewhat tricky to adjust, since the parameter names, as said above, are a bit difficult to suss. But I think this is an awesome companion vst to the Collision/Corpus set that Ableton does.
here's what I recorded. All drum/perc is Drumaxx, the two synth sounds are two BubbleSound uLFO through the QMMG, sampled and dubbed out in Live. Whole thing took like 30 minutes to do.
Snares and clap are bussed out, ducked a bit and effected, then mixed back into the Group of drums again.
http://wetterberg.dk/tracks/Wetterberg_ ... w_Drag.mp3
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Jarvisimon
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Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
I've previously gotten rid of NI Battery, as I'm not keen on drum samples, no matter how well layered they are, so this is perfect. I'd much rather have a synth do the job any time and what with this being capable of acoustic sounds....so much the better.
Great stuff Image Line.
Great stuff Image Line.
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Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
gonna demo this a little later on in the night. thanks for the share.
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Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
Nice! I'll have to update my post...STRATEGY_510 wrote:elxicano wrote:This actually produces some nice sounds. I don't think it has multiple outs, which is disappointing,
Key features:
16 Physically modeled drum pads
Multi-output for individual effects processing on each pad
Huge range of modeling possibilities covering sounds from cymbals to kettle-drums
Velocity modulation matrix for detailed expressiveness
Integrated Stepsequencer with trigger-key playback
Integrated effects
Single-pad version 'Drumpad' available for tight integration with FL Studio
STRATEGY
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trikster_b
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Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
I bought it today and just played around with some presets. It's pretty great, and I can definitely see myself using it a lot in the future, but does anyone else get a lot of CPU usage when using a boomy kick sound? I was cycling through the presets, and I noticed that a lot of the bigger, lower, and boomy kick sounds crackle and bring up the CPU to about 50%. Anyone else experience this?
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STRATEGY_510
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Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
I played around with it for 10 minute last night and like it too, has anyone launched it in standalone?
I tried to, but couldn't find it after install? Maybe I'm just being dense. Anyone?
Will check again when I get home..
Thanks,
STRATEGY
I tried to, but couldn't find it after install? Maybe I'm just being dense. Anyone?
Will check again when I get home..
Thanks,
STRATEGY
Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
I hope they are going to fix the clunky gui behaviour on OS X. Don't know if IL is really into Mac programming. Soundwise, it's one of the most innovative plugin I've seen for a long time.
Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
Anyone tried this in Snow Leopard? The site only says Tiger and Leopard.
I'm tempted to buy it just to support this company for even trying to write to OS X and doing this cool new pricing model.
I'm tempted to buy it just to support this company for even trying to write to OS X and doing this cool new pricing model.
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trikster_b
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Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
I can't find the standalone either. I don't think there is one; it says on their site that there is a standalone version, but it must be a mistake because I've seen this question on other forums and no one has found it yet.STRATEGY_510 wrote:I played around with it for 10 minute last night and like it too, has anyone launched it in standalone?
I tried to, but couldn't find it after install? Maybe I'm just being dense. Anyone?
Will check again when I get home..
Thanks,
STRATEGY
Re: Drumaxx by Image-Line: minimum $13 - limited time offer!
I don't think there is one either... Image-Line tends to standardize the way products are viewed on their website even when the information shown, is actually irrelevant.trikster_b wrote:I can't find the standalone either. I don't think there is one; it says on their site that there is a standalone version, but it must be a mistake because I've seen this question on other forums and no one has found it yet.STRATEGY_510 wrote:I played around with it for 10 minute last night and like it too, has anyone launched it in standalone?
I tried to, but couldn't find it after install? Maybe I'm just being dense. Anyone?
Will check again when I get home..
Thanks,
STRATEGY

