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Beat Scholar – Beatmaking Meets Pizza

Fab, September 17, 2022March 26, 2024

You already have are tons of drum machine plugins, I know. Yet, I believe Beat Scholar – the first plugin by Modalics – is worth your attention, as it presents an entirely new way to compose rhythm in the digital domain.

In the developers’ words, Beat Scholar gets you:
• A unique rhythm composition system, developed to make the deepest & most
interesting grooves accessible in a few clicks.
• Place any drum on any beat, Beat Scholar gives you total freedom to create drum
fills, linear grooves and place them anywhere.
• Add bars, change measures and beat values easily.
• Beat Scholar keeps you in musical context, encouraging experimentation and
innovation.

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Check out the video below for a full overview of the plugin:

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Features:
• Over 250 carefully curated factory samples, from classic drum
machine sounds to hand-made synthesized drums, we have
the bases covered.
• Load your own custom samples with a simple drag n’ drop
interface.
• A wide variety of samples for each pad, control the attack,
length & pitch to shape them to perfection.
• Built-In effects – minimum hassle, get your samples nice and
stylish just by turning a couple o’ knobs.
• 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.
• 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 to output midi to any instrument or even to
hardware drum machines!
• Standalone, VST3, AU, AAX.
• Mac / Windows Compatible.

More features (incl. randomization options) are coming, so stay tuned for the next updates.

Price and Availability
Beat Scholar is on sale right now, so check out the trial and buy it if you like it!
99$ 79$
14-Day Fully Featured Trial

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