Flex Beat Plugin

Anyone here use it? Do you use it a lot? What kind of music do you make and how would you rate the plugin?

How I use it, what I make, how often I use it, and how I rate it may be totally irrelevant to you. You would be better served by trying it yourself and forming your own opinions. They have a free trial and you can run it in any DAW. That’s the best insight I could possibly give you. Try it for yourself.

looks useful very creative ans easy way to add change ups/variation to a track; its defo on my to get list; along with model D and Jura, I willl get around to them eventually

I use it on the master in Reason. I just use it for stutter gate effect, tape stop effect, and record scratch effect, for transitions.

i just got it a lil while ago and at first i thought it was really gimmicky, but later i found out that the standalone and vst versions are different. the standalone version is more like a bunch of presets, with the vst version you can actually edit what is going on very easily and create your own. i have been sick and not in the mood to dive into it, but after messing with the editing on the vst version, i think it can be a cool useful tool if you take the time to program it.

edit: i should mention maybe this is common knowledge for those that watch videos and reviews but i have a personal policy of not watching stuff like that.

I like it. Mainly use it in standalone for gates and some slick turntable shit. Did these little scratches with it: https://on.soundcloud.com/xUxT4y8MCFbQvvF66

epps wrote:I like it. Mainly use it in standalone for gates and some slick turntable shit. Did these little scratches with it: https://on.soundcloud.com/xUxT4y8MCFbQvvF66

That's a really great way to show it off. Dope beat!

B-Wise wrote:

epps wrote:I like it. Mainly use it in standalone for gates and some slick turntable shit. Did these little scratches with it: https://on.soundcloud.com/xUxT4y8MCFbQvvF66

That's a really great way to show it off. Dope beat!

Thanks bro!