RPS-1

RPS-1 VSTi

Download: rps-1.zip

RPS-1 is a pattern sequencing VSTi plugin designed primarily for the rapid creation of percussion sequences with random variations.

The operation is similar to a standard step sequencer, however in addition to a step being either on or off, a probability can be specified – which governs the chance that the sample will be triggered at that point in time. RPS-1 also outputs MIDI data and can therefore be used to trigger another plugin or sampler etc.

A few example rhythm loops.

10 Responses to RPS-1

  1. dood says:

    FANTASTIC!!!!

    Is midi in ever a possibility?

    It would be awesome to use with a launchpad or something similar…

    Great plugin non-the less, much respect…

    All the best!

  2. Inge says:

    FABOLOUS!!

    This is perfect for live situations, running behind loops to fill them out and make them more interesting.

    The randomize function is a great tool

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  5. oxo says:

    great tool, thx!!! but i have a problem: when i press start, i hear a sample on the first step, although no bar is drawn, and even if the active-button is disabled. how can i solve the problem?

    (sorry, i don´t speak english well).

    • Chris B says:

      You can toggle the SYNC button at the bottom to change it from “transport” to “MIDI” and then it will only run when there is a note held down – ie. if you put any note in the relevant sequencer track.

  6. oriol says:

    Absolutely brilliant! Congratulations!
    But is not possible compose using 10, 14 steps (and others.) :-(
    Maybe in a future update … :-)
    Thank you for your creation and share!
    (Excuse my english)

  7. This looks good, and I’ve heard some good things about it on KVR. Going to give it a try. I mostly use Jamstix, which is nice for the acoustic sounding stuff, (and sometimes for electronic-ish patterns sounds too) but I’ve been doing more electronic sounding stuff lately, and this looks like it could find a home in my arsenal. If it hasn’t been said before, thank you for this. :)

  8. Flavio says:

    great plug. thank you.

    no loading of stereo samples?

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