Another great addition is the possibility to export entire arpeggio patterns as a MIDI file. Then, reFX also gave the effects section a major update with a new editor with drag-and-drop support and a new black hole reverb algorithm. You have to take a closer look at how deep this editing goes. As you know it from every classic Synthesizer. This enables you to split complex SQ sequences into their components and single out individual sounds (just the bass, for instance) to easily create your own melodies. You can also enable/disable entire layers with one click or even play with individual oscillators and effects. This also applies to the modulation, layers, and FX sections. This includes a new oscillator inspector where you can tweak the oscillators with various parameters.
It introduces full visualization of the signal flow of the patch allowing quick edits.
Yes, the sounds can finally be tweaked deeper. Let’s start with the biggest change in Nexus 4.5. A step that users have been waiting for already in version 1.0 Today, reFX has released a free update 4.5 with which the developer opens up a good part of the engine to the users. I’m in the second group to be honest, as editing sounds has been very limited so far, which made it not a complete synth like Omnisphere, Serum, etc. There are often discussions as to whether the Nexus is a Synthesizer or a romper plugin. It’s a virtual instrument popular when it comes to having fat sounds ready with a few clicks. When it comes to the most popular synthesizer plugins, the reFX Nexus 4 is at the top. ReFX has turned its massive EDM rompler Nexus with a free update 4.5 into a Synthesizer plugin with editable oscillators, effects, and more.
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