It’s the quickest way to inspire new ideas and conquer writer’s block. Simply create inspiring beats, chord progressions and melodies using a unique visual workflow. No more waiting around for inspiration to strike. This feature came from the Beta labs, and through customers feedback, we improved upon it and made it part of Liquid Rhythm 1.3.0 forward. Liquid Music is a powerful software plug-in that helps you instantly produce original song ideas. For example, shift the busy ending of a bar to the beginning. Tic the last checkbox to get the BeatForms to dance to your existing rhythm and switch things up quickly.
The first two dictate whether the BeatForms can travel across the selected regions or are limited to their own bars. You have a number of options to control how the cycle feature works. If you turn off, the BeatForms won’t cycle within the selection. Use the option to enable and disable this behavior. Notice how the BeatForm returned to the beginning of the bar? We recommend giving Liquid Music a try instead. NOTE as of Dec 24, 2020: Ableton Live 10 Suite and up and this version of Liquid Rhythm (1.4.5) are not AMXD (Max for Live) compatible. As you click, the system will automatically re-calculate the underlying BarForm to give you visual feedback on the emphasis of your new rhythm pattern. Liquid Rhythm, the most powerful beat creation software known to man. This grouping of notes travel together across the possible locations within the BarForm. In the example below, clicking the right arrow in the BeatForm Shifter sends the BeatForms to the right. It allows you to quickly try subtle new variations by taking a BeatForm combination and moving it around. Designed to generate drum patterns or complete rhythm tracks in MIDI. This simple tool is designed to work within your selected regions (including empty regions) to shift the BeatForms (groups of notes) either left or right. Founded in 2010, WaveDNA are a Canadian company whose first product is Liquid Rhythm. That’s exactly what the BeatForm Shifter does. What if you could nudge entire groups of notes over as many time as you want? What if you could actually have them ‘spin’ around the current bar, and hear their placements in different points in time? Normally, you’d manually grab the beats and drag-and-drop them into the right place. Imagine you’re creating a beat and you realize that the notes are off by a beat.
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