Trying out msh - patch your VSTs in this Sound Designer dream environment (Patreon)
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Yo, trying out msh today. Basically FL Studio Patcher for every DAW. Strong focus on patching "VST Plugins", Audio Feedback and Sharing patches with others. Let me know if you're interested in more tutorials or patching Ideas with this one (kinda steep price).
I hope Bitwig addds better Audio Feedback and VST in the Grid in the future. I know this is kinda requested since we have the Grid. Anyway, let me know what you think!
msh website: 👉 https://polarity.me/go.php?c=msh
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Mesh is a new modular VST patching environment launching May 25, designed mainly for routing existing VST instruments/effects, adding built-in modulators and utilities, and creating/shareable plugin patches.
It is not a visual coding system like Plug Data/Reaktor, not a VCV Rack-style Eurorack ecosystem, and not as fine-grained as Bitwig Grid; it’s closer to FL Studio Patcher with drag-and-drop plugin chains, modulation, and routing.
Key features include built-in modules such as oscillators, envelopes, LFOs, distortion, EQ, multiband compression, convolver, sampler, and random/dice generators, plus support for modulating both built-in tools and VST parameters.
A major focus is feedback sound design: Mesh lets users build feedback loops between effects, and includes an integrated sampler/buffer so experiments can be captured and dragged out to a DAW, sampler, or file.
Pricing mentioned: $149 preorder, rising to about $200 after launch; it comes in instrument and FX plugin versions, supports patch sharing through an account/login system, and is aimed at users who want more experimental plugin routing without learning a full modular programming environment.