Humanisator works as some kind of anti-quantizer, bringing more human feel into sequenced notes.
You can define how much and in what range Humanisator should alter the timing, velocity, pitch and modulation of the MIDI stream, allowing very natural sounding and interesting phrases to be created easily!
You can define how much and in what range Humanisator should alter the timing, velocity, pitch and modulation of the MIDI stream, allowing very natural sounding and interesting phrases to be created easily!
Downloads
Win 32 VST
(0.5 Mb)
(5 / 5)
It is so useful, I am surprised there are not more up to date VSTs to do the same thing. Perhaps something algorithmic to lower the velocity of off beats and put them slightly behind the beat to create tension. Or with presets to give a reggae emphasis pattern to beats or a rock one... I can dream.
(5 / 5)
People read the manual plz it clearly says you have to insert it BEFORE wherever you want to affect for it to work.
I think it would have been better with a "chance" selector, like the random effect from Ableton. You can only select the min/max value. For Ableton, it's a little complex to use. You have to put it on a separate track, and on the track that contains your instrument that you want to Humanize, you select the midi source from the Humanisator track, and select from the plugin Humanisator.
I messed around with it a bit, and it sounds as if it isn't even effecting the sound. Not sure whether it's a problem with the VST or my DAW, though it's probably the VST.
Make sure you put it before the instrument vsti and press the buttons near every controller in the Humanisator vst
How do you "put it before the instrument vsti"? I've added it as an effect and even with all the buttons on it doesn't change the sound at all in Music Creator 6 with Windows 10
Yes, this is old, but.... All midi effects (like this one) needs to be placed *before* the instrument receives the midi data. All audio effects (like e.g. a reverb) needs to be placed *after* the instrument sends the audio.
Did not worked for me on FL studio 12
In FL studio 20: Put it on the Patcher, route the Midi (blue) links, and then set the Output Midi channel in Channel Settings of it to some value (0 worked for me, I didn't figure out why yet, since I don't use much of those Midi in/out controls in FL)