Two Shareware MetaSynth Utilities
Sep 26, 2005 7:15 PM
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U&I has announced that MetaSynth-wizard Cory has programmed several utilities that most MetaSynth 4 owners will want to check out. MSMidiPix ($10; downloadable demo) takes a MIDI input source and converts the data into a picture. The picture can be saved and then imported into MetaSynth and edited further.
MSBeatBox ($20; downloadable demo) is a beatbox-style programmer that you can use to program rhythms and grooves, which can be exported to MetaSynth's Image Synth as pictures. The utility includes several MetaSynth drum instruments.
For more information, visit MetasynthZone.
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