Recent discoveries?!?

Since i`m a full time KVR User, i recently discovered a gem that has very interesting ideas implemented.

It`s called Radium Music Editor, all is on one window, very cleaned up with the Pattern Section on the left, Modular Instrument environment on the right and bottom all the settings.

A screenshot:

http://users.notam02.no/~kjetism/radium/...perspective.png

Which might be not very interesting at first??!

but here is the Deal;

what i really like about this Tracker is that you can \\\"see\\\" !! the waveform youre working with, fantastic concept.

It laks of proper VST integration, most of my arsenal won`t work, and no MIDI-learn.

That`s surely not very handy for daily use.

Absolutley wicked is also that you see all the parameters of a instrument at the bottom, and the best thing; Randomise option for these parameters. WOW!

I bought it just for fun, you can get it for 2 Bucks already, but think about it what would be if that features would be implemented in Psycle?

I guess, my life would be perfect.

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Psycle already has the ability to randomize parameters (I don't have the program open, but is is in the menubar when editing machine parameters.) I have played with Radium and found it to be /very/ difficult to control. I like the idea of visually specifying curves for stuff, but this doesn't seem to be the way. (Psycle has a curve editor for interpolation where you can visually set the curves but it doesn't show them normally, only when setting up interpolation.)

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Ah, well Psycle has this randiomisation feature too, sweet.

Must have overseen it.

Well i guess Radium is still in his child shoes, but i thought this is an interesting concept, at least i found it interesting.

Playin around with it a bit, but my workhorse is still Psycle after all.

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