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SFM Tutorials: Beat Scholar
Modalics Beat Scholar - Demo / Tutorial 1: Getting Started (Giveaway in the video description)
https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/beat-scholar/id1632755445
Beat Scholar (AUv3 + Standalone) is fresh take on rhythm composers and drum machines
It is completely fully featured and compatible with the desktop version of Beat Scholar.
It presents a new way to compose rhythm, allowing you to manipulate measures and subdivisions with unparalleled ease. Beat Scholar comes equipped with a robust sampler, built in effects, midi features, pattern triggering and just about everything you need to
explore the world of rhythm with outstanding depth, style and leisure.
Innovative beat making platform with features never before seen in drum machines and rhythmic composers:
- Presents a unique & intuitive way to explore subdivisions, measures & create drum patterns
- Divide beats into up to 42 slices and combine multiple drums on the same beat! Quintuplets & Triplets on the same pattern? No problem. Play 35 kicks on a ¼ note? psh... easy!
- Any drum can be placed anywhere! the ultimate percussive-playground.
- Over 250 carefully curated samples, from classic drum machines & acoustic samples to synthesized drums hand-crafted especially for Beat Scholar
- Load your own samples with an easy drag n' drop interface.
- Built-in FX section to get you started quickly.
- Easy midi file export - drag directly from the plugin's interface to your DAW.
- Use Beat Scholar MIDI to output midi to any instrument or even to hardware drum machines!
- Standalone, Plugin & Midi FX Formats Included.
- iOS and Mac OS plugins fully compatible
This video includes the following product demonstration:
- Intro to the interface
- Intro to some presets
- How to create beats in bars
- How to change the time signature
- How to copy bars
- How to add reverb, change cutoff, add distortion
- How to randomise based on patterns
- How to mirror and slice steps
- Etc.
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Comments
Hey man. Hate to bother you but can you please check MIDI triggering patterns? For me it’s hit and miss. Sometimes Beat scholar listens to my MIDI note pattern change, sometimes it disregards it.
Is there something I am doing wrong or is there a bug or something? I tried it in 3 DAW and same result. I cannot get it to change patterns so please let me know how to do it if you can please. Thank you for your videos
Ok here’s what it is: Modalics has the menu trigger at C3,C#3 when it’s C4, c#4 that’s triggering so the menu label is incorrect
Please correct me if I’m wrong @eyalamir
It’s not a bug, just an incorrect label , please check if anyone has it to make sure I’m not keying wrong an octave
The notation of the octave number (C3/C4) is actually different between hosts and keyboards. You can google the differences between the "Yamaha Middle C" and the Roland one.
We probably need to offer an option to show both modes, as we can never know which system the specific DAW is using.
But anyway a difference of the octave numbering between different programs/plugins/keyboards is unfortunately common...
Yea, it would’ve been very helpful to have that distinguished. I spent at least an hour or two , just trying to figure this out (that was just today, total it’s been more), so now that I know I’m surprised no one else had any clue what I was talking about
Also, while I have your attention, can you consider doing a patch storage or having like a user upload for patterns? I like to use your presets and I use your randomization based on that, but I want to have more variation; and I need some inspiration from other drummers for some more