Ableton 'Beat Repeat' in another DAW?

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Anybody know of any ways to replicate the ‘Beat Repeat’ effect in ableton and do it in another DAW. I.e Logic (as thats my preferred DAW).



Solid Groove aka Switch I think does it a lot in his tunes and have been wanting to use the same delay effect although I always have to rewire ableton to do so.



Any techniques or even a VST that can perform the same effect?



Thanks

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Sugarbytes - Effectrix - Which looks v.interesting:

http://www.sugar-bytes.com/content/products/Effectrix/index.php

I know Audio Damage do one - Replicant - I’d stay away frm that one though.

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[quote]ICN (08/08/2011)[hr]

I know Audio Damage do one - Replicant - I’d stay away frm that one though.[/quote]

 

I am intrigued now, why would you stay away?

Saying that makes me want to buy it… :w00t:

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Its not random enough… its too calculated sounding to my ears.

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+1 on effectrix. There are a ton of cool possibilities with that plug in

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Loomer Sequent - YouTube



This one looks dece, yet to test it out

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If you have Reaktor someone over on the user forum there has created a near dead on replica of Ableton’s Beat Repeat effect even down to the GUI. This of course mean that Beat Repeat can load as a plug into any DAW supporting VST, AU etc. The link is below…



[url=http://www.native-instruments.com/forum/showthread.php?t=141959&highlight=beat+repeat]trying to re-create Live Beat Repeater? | NI Community Forum



Scroll down to post no. 13 to get the attachment. Enjoy! :slight_smile:

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A lot of NI’s stuff works for 30mins on Demo & you can load & save patches…

Dunno if the Reaktor demo is any different - but you might be able to bounce what you need without having to shell out.

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Now if the repeats could pan in 3d space AND we could work out what notes are playing in the chord we’d have a winner surely?

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[quote]dom_moulton (23/08/2011)[hr]Now if the repeats could pan in 3d space AND we could work out what notes are playing in the chord we’d have a winner surely?[/quote]



You forgot the saws man, you forgot the saws !!!

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[quote]slender (23/08/2011)[hr][quote]dom_moulton (23/08/2011)[hr]Now if the repeats could pan in 3d space AND we could work out what notes are playing in the chord we’d have a winner surely?[/quote]



You forgot the saws man, you forgot the saws !!![/quote]



I reckon dom has lots of sores:hehe: