Majoris Free
by Fanan Team
by Fanan Team
3.3 / 5
(3 votes)
Majoris Free is a unique synth based arranger that can enhance creativity and help songwriters and composers to quickly compose new ideas and melodies.
It emulates the automatic accompaniment organs method (like in korg pa900 and etc.) and powers a built-in drums & bass + acc oscillators to play styles that can be programmed by the user and played as a style with no additional MIDI routing, internal MIDI connection or MIDI cables straight from your instrument channel in the DAW.
Like any other hardware arranger organ, Majoris Free splits the physical keyboard into 2 zones. The right zone plays solo while The left zone controls the played style's chords which can be switched in fingered or one finger mode. Majoris Free has 6 variations slots per style include intro, main variations, fills and end. The variations can be controlled by any MIDI controller or even with MIDI pads or the keyboard notes. Even the "jump to" destinations can be re-programmed.
Majoris Free uses synths and a drum sampler as it's own sound generators. The drum sampler's kits can be deeply programmed and edited and the bass and the solo synths are quite basic but easy to operate. The style sequencer which create new styles uses almost the same programming method as our Callisto. You can program both minor and majors variations of your style and save each with it's unique tempo or synced to the DAW.
It emulates the automatic accompaniment organs method (like in korg pa900 and etc.) and powers a built-in drums & bass + acc oscillators to play styles that can be programmed by the user and played as a style with no additional MIDI routing, internal MIDI connection or MIDI cables straight from your instrument channel in the DAW.
Like any other hardware arranger organ, Majoris Free splits the physical keyboard into 2 zones. The right zone plays solo while The left zone controls the played style's chords which can be switched in fingered or one finger mode. Majoris Free has 6 variations slots per style include intro, main variations, fills and end. The variations can be controlled by any MIDI controller or even with MIDI pads or the keyboard notes. Even the "jump to" destinations can be re-programmed.
Majoris Free uses synths and a drum sampler as it's own sound generators. The drum sampler's kits can be deeply programmed and edited and the bass and the solo synths are quite basic but easy to operate. The style sequencer which create new styles uses almost the same programming method as our Callisto. You can program both minor and majors variations of your style and save each with it's unique tempo or synced to the DAW.
- 6 variations drums, bass and ACC styles slots with major and minor chords per variation.
- One finger (jumps from minor to major with double clicking) or full fingered modes.
- Dedicated style's 10 slots drum sampler with built-in effects.
- Dedicated style's bass synth with built in effects and ducking option.
- Dedicated solo synth with 3 variations per style and on-GUI switching buttons.
- Transition sensitivity button.
- Mute button.
- Hold variation button.
- Split keyboard knob.
- Global and independent transpose knob.
- Master, style and solo volume knobs.
- "Jump to" menu selectors.
- Dedicated or synced tempo.
- Full automation.
- Auto cymbal crash feature.
- Internal "Callisto" style programming sequencer.
- Visual info bar.
- Resizable GUI.
Downloads
Win 32 VST
(26.7 Mb)
Win 64 VST
(27.8 Mb)
(4 / 5)
Great for sketching a basic backing track for new song. I really needed something like that and so hoped it to come with as many as possible styles or at least an ability to load some external yamaha or korg's styles, but it can't. It only leans on 8 existing styles and the rest is up to the user to program. However the idea is beautiful. It something that every song writer will need. Developers, please step the extra mile a head.
(1 / 5)
This is more useless than rhino in a garden shed except rhino sounds better lol! Completely useless. Don't know where this dev gets their ideas but their vst are like time machine back to 90s made with free VSTi engine with recycled sound and 50s jukebox gui.
I don't understand how to use it. I have the sound only on the right side of the keyboard, in the solo section. There is no sound anywhere else. I installed everything according to the instructions, but nothing happens.
There is a Play/Stop button, you need to activate it.
Да. Я вчера вечером уже сам разобрался.
(5 / 5)
I can't believe they've created an arranger workstation lol. It isn't perfect, but WoW, it sounds way better than my Korg pa500 :D and it's FREE??? WTF?! Fanan guys are probably legends in their field, but somewhat awful businessmen.