Axart Labs – ChaosArp v1.3.2 for WiN

Introducing ChaosArp — a next-level MIDI arpeggiator designed to transform your musical ideas into complex, dynamic patterns with a unique approach. ChaosArp is more than just an arpeggiator; it’s a powerful tool that uses the same advanced algorithms as LoAdKer to modulate pitch, rhythm, speed, and duration, creating evolving, complex, yet highly artistic musical patterns that breathe life into your music.

Dive into a world of creativity with ChaosArp’s innovative Rhythmic Event feature, which lets you experiment with a variety of rhythmic modifications. ChaosArp features everything from repeats to stretches and pauses for added space and emphasis. Each of these rhythmic events can be assigned to any of the six available slots, opening up endless possibilities.

Tailor the sound to your taste with the innovative “variation” control, which goes beyond the simple “probability” control found in most arpeggiators. Adjusting this parameter for pitch or rhythm (or both) changes the character of the generated sequences from fairly minimalist to completely chaotic, opening up a world of endless variations.

Improve the quality of your music today with ChaosArp and create inspiring patterns!

Characteristics

• Two modes: Arpeggiator and Stepper
• 1–16 steps
• Scale quantization, never miss a note again!
• Variable frequency, from 1/128 to 4 beats
• 3 arpeggiator modes (up, down, up/down)
• 3 stepper modes (forward, backward, ping-pong)
• 1–4 octave range
• Latch mode Pitch randomizer with probability and variance control and random octave
• Rhythm event selector with probability and variance control
• 6 assignable rhythm event intervals
• 13 rhythm event algorithms, including repeaters, stretches, and rests
• Repeat, stretch, and repeat rest probability controls to further customize rhythm event algorithms
• Randomizable velocity and duration with variable range
• 4 performance buttons that temporarily override pitch, rhythm, velocity, and duration probabilities
• Automable parameters