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BLEASS Arpeggiator Black Friday deal: the MIDI arpeggiator plugin is 25% off at $29, with the offer ending Dec 1, 2026.
It takes the melodic pull of a classic synth arpeggiator and adds modern controls. The maker built it with French producer Canblaster.
The maker says it goes well past the old up-and-down, one-note-at-a-time patterns. Polyrhythms, polyphony and a large set of configurable arpeggio patterns are built in.
You play a chord or a few notes, and the plugin turns them into a sequence. The settings let you shape the details of that sequence.
The focus is experimentation. The maker says the interface is as spontaneous as a classic subtractive synth, so you can vary an arpeggio on the fly.
Each instance creates its own MIDI source. You can bus it to any instrument in your project.
The controls are split across tabs:
The Pattern dial offers 62 rhythmic patterns. Set it fully left to switch the trigger pattern off.
The Reset section can restart the arpeggiator, LFOs and Motion Sequencer from the DAW's beat or from a specific incoming MIDI note.
The Polyphony section is where you set up multi-line and polyphonic arpeggios, which a classic arpeggiator can't do.
The sound generator is a cut-down FM synth. The maker pitches it at bright, sweet and punchy sounds that suit an arpeggio line.
The main oscillator is a sine wave that acts as the carrier. FM 1 and FM 2 are modulators attached to it.
Use it alone, layer it under another synth, or switch it off. Any other synth works as the target too.
BLEASS Arpeggiator isn't standalone, so it needs a host. It works in DAWs that support VST3, Audio Unit or AAX, and supports M1/M2 chips.
It loads as a synth in every DAW except Logic Pro, where it runs as a MIDI FX plugin. It isn't compatible with GarageBand for macOS, which doesn't support MIDI FX plugins.
Yes. The BLEASS Arpeggiator Black Friday deal takes 25% off, bringing the plugin to $29. The offer ends Dec 1, 2026.
Six areas: Performance, Arpeggiator, LFO, Motion and Synth tabs. That covers two XY pads, 62 rhythmic patterns, two LFOs, a Motion Sequencer for modulating up to two parameters, and a built-in FM synth.
On Windows it comes as VST3 (64-bit) and AAX. On Mac it comes as VST3 (64-bit), Audio Unit and AAX. It needs a host DAW and supports M1/M2 chips.
It works in Logic Pro as a MIDI FX plugin, while most other DAWs load it as a synth. GarageBand for macOS isn't compatible, because it doesn't support MIDI FX plugins.
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