BlueARP v2.8.1 x64/x86 VST VST3 AU (WiN/MAC)

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Year/Date of Release : 02.10.2025
Version : v2.8.1
Developer : omg-instruments
Format : VSTi, VSTi3
Bit depth : 32bit, 64bit
Tablet : not required

System requirements:
Formats: 32-bit VST plugin, 64-bit VST plugin, 64-bit AU MIDI-FX (for Logic Pro X)
OS: OSX (10.7 or later, tested on 10.11.6), Windows XP or later

Description:
BlueARP is a programmable pattern arpeggiator/step sequencer, it comes as a plugin for both Windows and Mac OS X. It is a pure MIDI plugin, so it needs to be connected to a software or hardware synth in any DAW with VST support (such as FL Studio, Ableton Live, Cubase, Reaper, etc.), there is also a MIDI FX version for use in Logic Pro X/MainStage on Mac.
Basically, you need to program some pattern in BlueARP (it's pretty fast thanks to the matrix editor), then play some chords, and BlueARP will generate melodic phrases from these chords according to the programmed pattern. BlueARP was designed for electronic music genres (like trance, house, etc.), but it also has unexpected features, such as drum triggering (with swing function).
Distribution updated

Package contents:
Win_VST2 - 64-bit Windows version of VST2.x
Win_VST3 - 64-bit version of Windows VST3.x
OSX_VST2 - Mac OS VST2.x, 64-bit, Universal Binary (Apple M1 and Intel), OS X 10.9 or later
OSX_VST3 - Mac OS VST3.x, 64-bit, universal binary (Apple M1 and Intel), OS X 10.9 or later
OSX_MFX - Mac OS MIDI-FX (for use in Logic Pro), 64-bit, universal binary (Apple M1 and Intel), OS X 10.9 or later
Installation instructions in the ReadMe file

Possibilities
Up to 64 steps in the template;
up to 128 programs in the bank;
"The Chains feature allows you to combine patterns into longer "superpatterns"
Ability to switch chains on the fly (for live performances);
128 ready-made patterns to get started;
Intuitive matrix editor for fast pattern programming;
Almost all controls can be automated;
Up to 5 input keys per chord;
Real-time input quantization;
Chord recognition;
Setting the input range for split keyboard performances;
Separate settings for transposition by octave and semitone per step;
Customizable color schemes (skins);

Changes in version
Bug fix: VST3, changing preset (program) on host was not processed by plugin.
Bug fix: VST3 plugin did not inform host about program change.
Bug fix: In guitar mode, some chords sounded incorrectly if the capo parameter was greater than 0.
Bug fix: In guitar mode, some inverted chords like m7 sounded wrong while non-inverted chords sounded fine (they should usually sound the same).
The logic for the "restart on" = "keypress" parameter has been reworked to be more consistent with respect to quantization. The "keypress" parameter restarts playback from step 0 when a key is pressed, but only at the next quantization step. (Previously, playback was only restarted after a pause in keypresses.) The "first key" parameter works as before - steps are started when the very first key is pressed and continue until you stop playback.
The list of operating modes has been changed: ARP, Fixed ARP, Drum Mode, Guitar Mode. This should not affect your saved projects, as the internal conversion routine will take care of this. You may only need to adjust your projects if you have automated the "operating mode" parameter.
for one string strip in guitar mode. This way you can program any combination of strings to be plucked/picked simultaneously in some stages.
Some improvements in the sound of chords in guitar mode (sus2, add2, m add2, 7, m7, Maj7).
Factory banks for drum and guitar modes are now built into the plugin (though they are not yet fully ready), so when you switch the operating mode, instead of the original bank, you will get the factory bank for this mode.
Updated manual - check parameter descriptions for guitar and drum modes.[/align]

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⭐️ BlueARP v2.8.1 x64/x86 VST VST3 AU (WiN/MAC)

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