50+ videos Play all Mix - Arps + Obelisk (Plugin von Frozen Plain) YouTube Ripchord is a Free VST for creating and remixing chord progressions! - Duration: 9:01. Obelisk is a VST/AU MIDI plugin that harmonises the notes you play into it. It is designed to be easy to use, the chords can be fully customised or if not, can be picked from one of many presets. Obelisk features a constraining algorithm that can automatically shift notes to a chosen key and scale.

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• Re: Frozen Plain Obelisk - MIDI Plugin instrument 2017/11/03 21:38:27 Check the VST2 menu in Obelisk first and make sure that Enable MIDI Output is checked. Then when you click the EZKeys track Input Obelisk should be there as above.

Currently on offer to ADAM Audio users is Obelisk, a MIDI Chord Builder VST/AU plugin from UK-based audio software developer Frozenplain. Oblelisk makes writing chord progressions and exploring new harmonies for melodic lines much more straightforward, by transforming each MIDI note you play into a harmony that (optionally) matches the key and scale of the track you are working in. The structure of the harmony is created by selecting intervals on the right of the GUI, or by loading up one of the many chord pre-sets. By simply pressing a few notes on your keyboard, you can quickly and easily create the harmonic basis of your new track.

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Obelisk is a MIDI instrument and can be connected to any source that accepts MIDI, for example software synths and samplers. The way this is done is different for each DAW. This page explains how it is setup in some of the popular DAWs. Please contact me if you would like contribute methods to this page.

Obelisk Vst

Logic X – Use AU

• Add a new software instrument track and pick a synth
• Open the mixer panel
• On your new synth track click the MIDI FX button and add Obelisk

Obelisk - Midi Chord Builder Vst Plugin

Ableton Live – Use VST

• Add Obelisk to MIDI track
• Add synth plugin to a second MIDI track
• Both tracks have to be armed. Ableton’s default settings only let you arm one track at a time, in which case you have to press ctrl+click on the arm recording button (command+click on Mac)
• On the In/Out section of the second track with the instrument plugin, change the Input Type of MIDI From ‘All Ins’ to ‘Obelisk’
• Underneath Input Type is Input Channel. Change it from ‘Pre FX’ to ‘Obelisk’

Reaper – Use VST

• Add a new virtual instrument track and select Obelisk
• In the FX window for this track you will see Obelisk listed as a VSTi on the left
• In the bottom left of this window is an Add button, press this and select the synth you want – the synth needs to be after Obelisk in the chain

Cubase – Use VST

Option 1: Obelisk Routing to a Single Synth:

• Add Obelisk to the project as a VST Instrument
• Add any other synth to the project that you would like to control
• In the synth track’s inspector, select Obelisk as the track’s MIDI input
• Enable “Monitor” (little speaker icon next to Record Enable) on the synth track
• Arm Obelisk for recording and play

Option 2: Obelisk Routing to Multiple Synths (up to 4):

• Add Obelisk to the project as a VST Instrument
• Add a MIDI track
• In the MIDI track’s inspector, select Obelisk as the track’s MIDI input
• Also in the MIDI track’s inspector under the “MIDI Sends” section, enable 1 send (up to 4) for each synth you wish to control
• Set the MIDI Send destinations to the MIDI inputs of each synth you would like to control
• Enable “Monitor” on the MIDI track
• Arm Obelisk for recording and play

FL Studio – Use VST

• Add Obelisk and your synth plugin to the channel rack
• Open Obelisk, and click the gear icon in the top left of the window
• Click the plugin settings button that appears – see picture
• Set the ‘Output port’ to a number of your choosing
• In your synth plugin open the same settings GUI and set the ‘Input port’ to the number you have chosen

Studio One – Use VST

• Add Obelisk to one track
• Add your synth to another track
• The synth track needs to be enabled for input by clicking the blue button
• Set the MIDI input of the synth track to be Obelisk