reFX - Nexus 3 v3.4.4 UPDATE VSTi WIN.OSX

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reFX - Nexus 3 v3.4.4 UPDATE VSTi WIN.OSX
Release Date: 04/09/2021
Version: v3.4.4
Developer: reFX
Developer site: refx.com
Format: VSTi
Bit depth: 64bit
Tabletka: Cured
System requirements:
Windows 8 and Windows 10
Pentium class 2.0 GHz processor with SSE3 support
8GB of RAM (16GB or more highly recommended)
Display with 1024-by-768 or higher resolution
Size: 8.44 MB

Completely new librarian. It’s large so it can fit all the content available for NEXUS3! It features three columns for easy navigation, and displays counters for folders, categories, and presets. Color-coded tags, bookmarks, favorites, and a dedicated location for user presets. Easily find what you’re looking for with instant sound preview, search-while-you-type, filter by category and tags, and so much more.

Time for an arpeggiator overhaul. Access all sixteen layer arpeggiators, in addition to the main arpeggiator. Extend the pattern length up to 256 steps and play the most complex patterns you can come up with. Throw in improvements for more comfortable editing and experimentation, and the result is the best Arpeggiator you can find on the market. Fully revamped effects page. Now with visualization of the signal-flow to give you real-time feedback. You see what you hear and you hear what you see. Four insert effects, four equalizers, filter, reverb, delay, impulse, and limiter. Color-coded for navigating incredibly fast.

reFX - Nexus 3 v3.4.4 UPDATE VSTi WIN.OSX
• Effects
• New Arpeggiator
• New Sequencer
• New Librarian
• New Vector-Based GUI
• New Macros, More Modulation
• New Cloud-Sync Feature
• Compatible with NEXUS2

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