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Published on 12/23/10 at 03:32vst noon, a dll, a manual very difficult to understand.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
No problem, use little cpu.
OVERALL OPINION
I was looking for tools able to generate twelve o'clock noon without really finding something that suits me perfectly. Arpeggiator, sequencer. Hyperion is a bit of both, and proposes options entirely original, as the divider and the divisions which give results quite amazing, rhythmic melodies telescoped, ornamentation unheard buzzing arpeggios. The concepts behind the operation are difficult to grasp, and often must be guided by luck and chance to flush out the pearls. After over a year and a half, I do not always completely control this thing that continues to fascinate me. I owe him several pieces of which I am proud. Thank you to Xoxos (aka Rurik Leffanta?) For its creativity and sense of sharing.
SUITABILITY/PERFORMANCE
No problem, use little cpu.
OVERALL OPINION
I was looking for tools able to generate twelve o'clock noon without really finding something that suits me perfectly. Arpeggiator, sequencer. Hyperion is a bit of both, and proposes options entirely original, as the divider and the divisions which give results quite amazing, rhythmic melodies telescoped, ornamentation unheard buzzing arpeggios. The concepts behind the operation are difficult to grasp, and often must be guided by luck and chance to flush out the pearls. After over a year and a half, I do not always completely control this thing that continues to fascinate me. I owe him several pieces of which I am proud. Thank you to Xoxos (aka Rurik Leffanta?) For its creativity and sense of sharing.