Divisimate Micro (VST3/AU/AAX) - Walkthrough 

Yep, we are aware of that option! We're looking into it!

Yep midi out channels please

I made a similar question but got not answer so far. Seems like similar things, and Scaler offers a lot more options. Other than the price, not sure why I'd use this over Scaler.

Hi Darrin, You missed the intro offer - but you can still get the crossgrade deal with 20% off the list price. It's not a huge price difference to the intro offer.

@@Nextmidi got it.. Thanks

There's no automated way of handing out trials yet, but you can reach out to us at support@divisimate.com and we can give you one!

There is indeed a chance. Not the first thing we're working on next though.

@@Nextmidi I’d definitely be interested! More and more people will use ipad for production with Logic Pro 2 for ipad.

There are 16 ports available in total. Each instance can handle a group of four ports. So you can do 4-part divisi for up to 4 instrument groups.

@@jamesbrecknell Okay makes sense now. So, I have access to only 16 ports on my computer, so I cannot like say use 8 instances in a project having 4 midi outs each. I wonder if it's possible to not use ports, and just use the midi outs from the plugin? That will not cap the limit on number of instances.

@@5ammy13 When you put a fifth instance of Divisimate Micro into your DAW and open it, it says "No available ports". But all this means is you can only work with 4 sets of 4 ports simultaneously. As soon as you've finished using one instance of Divisimate Micro to create up to four tracks, you can simply delete that instance, and the four ports it was using become available again. I don't know of any way to use more than four instances at a time. I doubt there would be.

Check out our Quickstart for Studio One: divisimate.com/micro-studio-one-quickstart/

Not really - you can split parts by hand or play them in one at a time, but you can't have them split automatically. Some DAWs may have a "split parts" function to pull apart a MIDI region that already exists into some parts. But it does not work live and it does not offer any control about how the parts are split up. So Divisimate Micro has three main advantages here: - It saves time compared to creating separate parts by hand - It allows to play things live and keep the inspiration flow as you hear immediately how things will actually sound with split parts. Not everyone works that way, but a lot of people do. - It provides control about how things are divided and allows to create things like open voicings or lead doublings automatically.

You’re very kind! So I’ll buy Divisimate.

We're not stopping at Micro with the plugin functionality - it won't be a free update to Divisimate though.

@@Nextmidi Very nice!!😄

@@Nextmidicould this work in Dorico? For example loading two small SWAM section violin to play unison when only one note is written and then split up when two notes are in the stave. Or would it work via Vienna Ensemble pro? Dorico > Divisi Mate > VE pro > Dorico output

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