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Mr Hatefish, the mind behind RhyGenerator (our euclidean rhythm generator) explains how to use the plugin showing a modular synthesizer controlled by two of the 16 step sequencers provided by the plugin.

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RhyGenerator is an Euclidean step sequencer made by HoRNet Plugins together with the electronic music artist HATEFISh. The sequencer is designed to distribute as evenly as possible a certain number of “beats” in given number of “steps

HATEFISh RhyGenerator: https://www.hornetplugins.com/plugins/hatefish-rhygenerator/
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In this video we show you the new sample mode of our SongKey MK3, designed specifically to detect the key of percussive samples.

SongKey MK3: https://www.hornetplugins.com/plugins/hornet-songkey-mk3/
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HoRNet SongKey MK3 is the all new third version of our key recognition tool, but it doesn’t do simple key recognition, it’s also capable of detect the chord being played and the song tempo. We thought it was a good idea to also add MIDI input (to be able to detect chords and key of midi tracks) and MIDI output for the recognised chords so you can record them and edit the track for your own needs.

At the core of SongKey we find the “chromagram” (a level representation of the intensity of each note playing in the song) but we spent a lot of time creating a more reliable and cleaner chromagram than the one of the previous version.

The data extracted from the audio is used to feed an artificial intelligence unit that is used to detect each chord, and SongKey MK3’s chord detection extends to sevenths, fifths and suspended chords.

Video tutorial showing how to use HoRNet AutoGain Pro with Reaper.

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TheNormalizer is a plugin designed to help you set each track of your mix and each bus to the level you want automatically.

It’s the plugin that encapsulate our auto-gain technology in a single package, with TheNormalizer you can automatically gain stage all of your tracks thanks to the grouping function or you can normailize your buses to the LUFS you want, also if you need to meet some maximum peak specification you can also normalize to the specific dBFS level.

HoRNet TheNormalizer: https://www.hornetplugins.com/plugins/hornet-thenormalizer/

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HoRNet HCS1 is the faithful recreation of a very famous guitar pedal effect that has been produced from mid seventies to mid eighties, it’s designed to give more sustain to your guitar, and it does it acting like a compressor.
The plugin recreates the peculiar effect the pedal has on the dynamics and give you that particular sound, made famous by guitarist al over the world, in your computer.

This specific compressor has a fixed threshold and it acts for signal that are both above and below that threshold, in fact if the input of the circuit is very low (like a note that is naturally decaying) the internal volume gets boosted a lot, while if the signal is above threshold (like the initial pick of a note) it gets gradually decreased. This kind of action is very particular and differs from the classic compressor used in audio, the result is a very distinctive sound that works magically on guitar, but it’s also very interesting on other sources (like keyboards or drums).

HoRNet HCS1: https://www.hornetplugins.com/plugins/hornet-hcs1/
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The HoRNet SW34EQ MK2 is an equalizer coming straight from the 80s. It’s the digital version of the EQ found in an American console and it features the typical analog EQ sound and controls.

This plugin is specifically modelled after one channel of this console used in the main room of Virus Studio, here in Siena, Italy. This EQ is very smooth and gentle, both in the EQ shapes (bells and shelves) and it’s almost perfect for general tone shaping, especially the low shelf gives weight to the sound without pumping it too much.

HoRNet SW34EQ MK2: https://www.hornetplugins.com/plugins/hornet-sw34eq-mk2/
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A quick tutorial about setting up AutoGain Pro with Presonus Studio One 4.

HoRNet AutoGain Pro: https://www.hornetplugins.com/plugins/hornet-autogain-pro/
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Corrosion is an audio effect brought to you by the collaboration between The Buildzer and HoRNet Plugins.
The idea behind the plugin is to give you something that can create distorted, corroded sounds. Something that you can use to add grit to smooth basses or synth sounds, but it’s also fun to use on drum loops to enhance snare drums or to create “thumpy” and “noisey” kick sounds.
HoRNet Corrosion: https://www.hornetplugins.com/plugins/corrosion/
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