Vortex

VORTEX

Vortex is a six track polyphonic sampler and sequencer for Native Instrumentâ€™s Reaktor 5. It comes pre-configured for Kore 2 and Maschine and features an original 250mb+ sample maps with samples by artists such as Antonio Blanca, c2, Dâ€™arcangelo, Richard Devine, Josh Hinden, Noklip, GlitchMachines.com, Mike Huckaby, Sonictwist, Timonkey, Tipper and Vinja.

This week to celebrate the release of our new site, buy Colorflex and Vortex together and pay $39!

Features

Six track sequencer, 4 sequencers per track

Six-Voice polyphonic granular sampler

Color-coded modulation system

External MIDI IN option (works with Colorflex)

Two cross modulating LFOs (with cpu saving resolution setting)

Extensive randomization features

MIDI learn system with controller feedback

Alternate view option

Multi-Out support

Extensive cut/copy/paste/select/randomize functionality

Advanced ‘Graphic Layer’ Editing

Scene sequencing (create arrangements within each preset)

Templates for Kore 2 and Maschine

Comes with all of the Twisted Tools ‘freebie’ plugins as part of the download

How it works

Each sampler track has 4 modulation sequencer tracks labeled Gate, Roll, ModA and ModB. The modulation sequencers are color-coded and can be easily assigned to modulate any sampler parameter(s). There are also two cross-modulating LFOs which are also color-coded and assignable. Extensive cut/copy/paste/select/randomize functionality is available using an innovative Graphic Layer system.

Basic Requirements

Native Instruments Reaktor 5.15 for PC or MAC
Native Instruments Kore 2 (if using included Kore 2 template)
Native Instruments Maschine (if using included Maschine template)

Please visitÂ Native Instruments website for more information.

Testimonials
"Twisted Tools instruments are more inspiring than most new albums we've been hearing lately. They're more fun than video games, completely unique, and more beautiful than they need to be. They don't insult your intelligence by doing the thinking for you, but they do collaborate a bit - they're almost sentient."
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