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MIXING & EFFECTS

Play with time! Gross Beat is a real-time, audio-stream playback, pitch, position and volume manipulation effect. Gross Beat stores audio in a 2-bar rolling buffer controlled by 36 time and 36 volume mappingenvelopes for easy beat-synced glitch, stutter, repeat, scratching and gating effects. Welcome to Gallifrey Time Lord!

VST Hint Bar

Main Options

Time Settings

Volume Settings

Envelope Mapping Panel

The envelope mapping panel displays the selected Time or Volume mapping envelope (slots are directly left of the Mapping Panel). Some notes about the mapping area:

  • Mapping controls - A series of controls & options run down the left side and under the mapping area. Top-left is a drop-down menu (as described below). Right-clicking a control-point willopen a context menu with options for graphing shapes (as shown in the screen shot, right).
  • Width vs height - The mapping panel is 4 beats (1 bar) wide and 8 beats (2 bars) high. This means it is possible to step back up to 8 beats (2 bars) from the current playback position, as long asthe audio buffer is full (i.e. the plugin has received at least 2 bars of audio).
  • The beat is indicated by the Playback locator - a vertical green scrolling line, visible only when the host is playing.
  • Angled guide markings - You will notice single darker and multiple lighter angled lines across the mapping area:
    • Safety line - The single dark 'Safety Line' cuts across the first 4 beats. The Safety Line shows the safe area for mapping envelopes during the first bar of a song. The area above the Safety Line (and behindthe position of the Playback Locator) has buffered audio while the area below does not. If the Time mapping envelope goes below the Safety Line before the time-marker reaches that point, silence will be heard (or is that Gross Beat implodes creating an EMP, causing satellites tofall out of the sky? I can't remember, you will just have to experiment). While it's not shown, imagine the Safety Line continues down to the end of the second bar.

      If you need to start a song with a full audiobuffer add two pre-song bars (with audio, of course) and start with a Volume mapping envelope flat-lining line along the bottom of the Mapping Area, so the pre-bars won't be heard. After two bars have played thenany mapping curve is safe. Bear in mind that if you move into a new section of the song, change from verse to chorus for example, the previous two bars will be stored in the buffer and may not match the audio needed for the new section untilanother two bars have passed.

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    • Reverse guides - The multiple grey diagonal lines show the slope required to effect a normal speed reverse playback. Slopes steeper than this line will play fast reverse, shallower will be slowreverse, depending on the angle of the line. NOTE: You can change the slope in semitone units using the Mapping Options menu (select the right-most point defining a slope and apply the 1 semitone up / down function).
  • Time Mapping Envelopes - These envelopes control playback of the audio from the 2-bar, rolling, audio buffer. The Time envelope is a sample 'offset' envelope, i.e. realtime audio + 'offset' definethe playback position, direction and speed. The top of the Mapping panel is 'real time' audio, while mappings down from the top of the Mapping panel move backward in time according to the beat scaledown the left side. Some commonly used envelopes include:
    • Normal speed playback (+100%) - Horizontal mapping segments play forward at normal speed (see diagram right). The Hold envelope is useful for creating horizontal segments.
    • Fast / Slow playback - Straight sloping mapping segments will change playback speed (pitch). Slopes upward from left to right play faster (higher pitch), while slopes downward from left to rightplay slower (lower in pitch). Use the Single curve envelope mode for straight sloping mapping segments (reset the tension handle to straighten the curve if required).The slope angle adjusts speed - playback becomes progressively slower with increased downward angle. When the slope matches the Safety line angle, playbackwill pause. If the slope angle is steeper than the Safety line angle, playback will reverse, reaching 'normal speed (pitch)' reverse playback when the angle matches the Reverse guides. A tool in the Mapping Area Options Menu lets you add or subtract slope in semi-tone units (select the right-most point defining a slope and apply the function).
    • Reverse playback (-100%) - Match the slope of the Reverse guides for 'normal speed reverse' playback. Slopes steeper than the guides will play fast reverse (see diagram right). Use theSingle curve envelope mode for constant pitch slopes (reset the tension handle to straighten the curve if required). There us a useful tool in the Mapping Area Options Menu that can add or subtractslope angle in semi-tone units (select the right-most point defining a slope and apply the function).
    • Jump backward / forward in time - Step the envelope down to jump backward or up to jump forward. The number of beats jumped is measured on the vertical axis (left). Use the Hold envelope to create steps.
    • Rising / Falling pitch & Scratching - Use curved mappings (e.g. Single curve, Double curve, Half sine envelopes and adjust the tension handle).
    • Pause playback (0%) - Match the slope of the Safety Line (see diagram right) with a straight Single curve envelope. This will pause playback for the duration of the slope.Alternatively, use a stepped envelope mapping with these slopes for tuned/harmonic effects.
  • Volume Mapping Envelopes - These behave as standard volume envelopes; the top of the mapping area is 100% (max) volume, the bottom is 0% (silence). The Normalize option,Scale Level and Envelope Sequencer tools (available from the Mapping Options menu) are useful for working with the Volume Mapping Envelopes.

Editing Mapping Envelopes

Envelopes conform to the standard Image-Line envelope behaviors with some additional features tuned for use with Gross Beat.

  • Add control points - Right-click on the mapping area, continue to hold and drag to reposition the point. Hold ( Shift) while dragging to lockthe vertical position, or ( Ctrl) to lock the horizontal position. Hold ( Alt) tooverride snapping (if selected).
  • Move control points - Left-click the control point and drag to the desired position (the point will snap to the background grid unless SNAP is off, see below). Hold ( Shift) while dragging to lockthe vertical position, or ( Ctrl) to lock the horizontal position. Hold ( Alt) tooverride snapping (if selected).
  • Change envelope curve - Left-click the tension handle (circle that appears on the envelope between control points) and move up/down. Holding ( Ctrl)will allow fine adjustment. Right-click the tension handle to reset curve tension.
  • Change curve type - There are a number of curve types to select from. Right-click the right-most control point of a pair of control points to select:
    • Single curve - Default mode for creating straight or curved segments (depending on the tension).
    • Double curve - Smooth 'S' curves, useful for scratching effects.
    • Alt single curve - Asymmetrical smooth 'S' curves, useful for scratching effects.
    • Alt double curve - Asymmetrical linear, or accelerating / decelerating curves (depending on the tension).
    • Hold - Single steps between points, useful for creating jumps in position.
    • Stairs - Multiple steps between the control points. Left-click on the tension handle and move your mouse up/down to change the step frequency. Useful for glitch / decimation effects. Step size controls the 'graininess'.
    • Smooth stairs - Multiple smooth steps between the control points. Left-click on the tension handle and move your mouse up/down to change the step frequency. Useful for changes in pitch and granular effects.
    • Pulse - Square wave pulse, adjust the frequency with the tension handle.
    • Wave - Sine wave pulse, adjust the frequency with the tension handle.
    • Half sine - One half of a sine wave. Useful for creating start, stop and scratch effects.
  • Add control points - Right-click the location where you want to add a control point.
  • Delete control points - Right-click the point to be deleted and select 'Delete' from menu. Alternatively, hold ( Alt)and Left-click the offending point.

Mapping controls

Down the left-hand side of the mapping area are a number of controls as follows:

Mapping Options Menu

Click on the down-arrow in the top-left corner of the area to access the following mapping envelope options:

  • Open state file - Opens pre-saved Editor state files (envelopes, etc).
  • Save state file - Saves an Editor state.
  • Copy state - Copies the current Editor settings to be copied to another location.
  • Paste state - Pastes the Editor state data to the clipboard.
  • Undo - Undo last action.
  • Undo history - History of edits; click the list to roll back changes.
    • Last reset - Delete all edits to the last history reset.
  • Tools - Contains a number of quick-edit options:
    • Flip vertically - Mirrors the envelope vertically.
    • Scale levels - Opens the Scale Level tool that allows you to maintain the current envelope shape while changing vertical values.
    • Normalize levels - Scales the mapping envelope to the maximum vertical extent.
    • Decimate points - A simple tool that adjusts the number of control points in a mapping envelope.
    • Smooth up abrupt changes - Quick removal of 'spikey' or sudden changes in the envelope.
    • Turn all points smooth - Preset filter to quickly filter the envelope.
    • Create sequence - Opens the Envelope Sequencer tool.
    • Analyze audio file - Opens a file-import window and analyzes the envelope volume of the selected audio, converting it to an mapping envelope.

Snap Settings

Snap determines how the envelope points snap (lock) to the nearest time/volume grid division.

  • X - No snapping. Points can be freely moved to any location.
  • 1/16 to 1/3 buttons - 1/16th beat snap to 1/3rd beat snap settings.

NOTES: ( Left-click+Alt) overrides snapping, ( Shift+Left-click) locks vertical movement and ( Ctrl+Left-click) locks horizontal movement of control points.

Step Settings

  • Step editing (hold shift for pulse mode) - Click and drag in the Mapping Envelope area to add control points at each snap interval (when snap is off control points are added at the maximum resolution)

Slide Settings

  • Slide remaining points - Points to the right of the selected control point will slide as a group in response to changes in position of the selected point.

Freeze Editing

  • Freeze editing - Locks the mapping envelopes. Note the cursor changes to a + when mapping envelopes are frozen.

Envelope Settings

  • Time travel - Selects time envelope editing.
  • Volume - Selects volume editing.

Lower Panel Controls

Running along the bottom of the Mapping area are the following controls:

  • Link slots - Links the slot to its numerical equivalent (Volume or Time).
  • Key-held - Holds the slot while the linked MIDI key is held.
  • One-shot - The slot will play once and then Gross Beat will jump back to Slot 1.
  • Hold - Changes the behavior of the HOLD button (located to the right of the Main Options menu).
    • Off - No hold.
    • Last - Replay the last stored bar when the HOLD button is activated.
    • Next - Buffer the next bar and replay it while the HOLD button is active.
  • Trig(ger) Sync - Synchronization with the host beats/bars, i,e when the envelope will start after a slot change command in relation to the song position.
    • Off - Slots will start immediately on being selected.
    • 1/4 to 4 beats - Alignment with global song position. For example, 1 beat means that the slot will start on the next (global) beat. This means that if the song is already aligned to a beat,the slot will start immediately. If the song is 1/2 way in-between 2 beats, Gross Beat will wait for half a beat. '4 beats' means that slots will always start on a bar boundary.
  • Pos(ition) Sync - This is where within the envelope the slot will start, i.e. the number of beats (position) within the bar assuming Trigger Sync is OFF, so that slots start immediately.
    • Off - Start at the beginning.
    • 1/4 to 4 beats - Start at either 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2 or 4 beats into the envelope depending on where the global song position is.

Plugin Credits

Code & Graphics: Didier Dambrin.

VSTi Port: Frederic Vanmol.

..watch out for falling satellites!


Instant and powerful ..

Gross beat free

Gross beat is perfect for real-time or rendered gating, glitch, repeat, scratching and stutter performances. Gross Beat stores audio in a 2-bar rolling buffer under the control of 36 user definable time and volume envelopes, giving you unlimited creative control.


Live or automated performance


Gross Beat Time and Volume presets can be linked to a keyboard, pad controller or automation source for on-the-fly changes to the preset. Preset slots can be set to momentary (key-held), return to base (slot 1) or hold mode on a per-preset basis. Preset-change synchronization can be set from immediate through to 4 beats (1 bar).


Let our FL Studio Guru explain you how to automate Gross Beat using automation clips or the FL keyboard piano roll.
Click the image to open the YouTube video.

Gating & volume effects


In addition to the gating possibilities afforded by the spline based envelope, Gross Beat is perfect for side-chain effects without the need to link to an audio source. Just select one of the ducking-style presets for instant side-chain pumping.

The TRON Legacy legacy ..


Gross Beat can be heard on Daft Punk's Tron Legacy soundtrack playing a major part in the rhythmic structure. Why not experiment with the same presets as were used in the soundtrack: Click here to learn more.
Click the image at the left to see how our FL Studio Guru recreates the effects using Gross Beat.


Key features:

  • Powerful MIDI controlled envelopes
  • 2 bar audio buffer
  • Real time effect, perfect for live performance
  • 36 volume/gating envelopes with user-controlled smoothing
  • Linked or independent volume & gating slot operation
  • A large number of creative presets ready to go


System requirements

Gross Beat in FL Studio

  • Gross Beat works inside FL Studio both under Windows and macOS


VST plugin

  • ATTENTION: NO macOS VST version available!
    Can NOT be used in other DAW on Mac.
    Use INSIDE FL Studio is possible on both macOS and Windows
  • WINDOWS: 7, 8, 10 or later
  • 2Ghz AMD or Intel Pentium 3 compatible CPU with full SSE1 support
  • 512 Mb RAM
  • 130 Mb disc space
  • DirectSound or ASIO compatible soundcard.
  • VST2 compatible host.
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10.03.2020

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MIXING & EFFECTS

Play with time! Gross Beat is a real-time, audio-stream playback, pitch, position and volume manipulation effect. Gross Beat stores audio in a 2-bar rolling buffer controlled by 36 time and 36 volume mappingenvelopes for easy beat-synced glitch, stutter, repeat, scratching and gating effects. Welcome to Gallifrey Time Lord!

VST Hint Bar

Main Options

Time Settings

Volume Settings

Envelope Mapping Panel

The envelope mapping panel displays the selected Time or Volume mapping envelope (slots are directly left of the Mapping Panel). Some notes about the mapping area:

  • Mapping controls - A series of controls & options run down the left side and under the mapping area. Top-left is a drop-down menu (as described below). Right-clicking a control-point willopen a context menu with options for graphing shapes (as shown in the screen shot, right).
  • Width vs height - The mapping panel is 4 beats (1 bar) wide and 8 beats (2 bars) high. This means it is possible to step back up to 8 beats (2 bars) from the current playback position, as long asthe audio buffer is full (i.e. the plugin has received at least 2 bars of audio).
  • The beat is indicated by the Playback locator - a vertical green scrolling line, visible only when the host is playing.
  • Angled guide markings - You will notice single darker and multiple lighter angled lines across the mapping area:
    • Safety line - The single dark 'Safety Line' cuts across the first 4 beats. The Safety Line shows the safe area for mapping envelopes during the first bar of a song. The area above the Safety Line (and behindthe position of the Playback Locator) has buffered audio while the area below does not. If the Time mapping envelope goes below the Safety Line before the time-marker reaches that point, silence will be heard (or is that Gross Beat implodes creating an EMP, causing satellites tofall out of the sky? I can't remember, you will just have to experiment). While it's not shown, imagine the Safety Line continues down to the end of the second bar.

      If you need to start a song with a full audiobuffer add two pre-song bars (with audio, of course) and start with a Volume mapping envelope flat-lining line along the bottom of the Mapping Area, so the pre-bars won't be heard. After two bars have played thenany mapping curve is safe. Bear in mind that if you move into a new section of the song, change from verse to chorus for example, the previous two bars will be stored in the buffer and may not match the audio needed for the new section untilanother two bars have passed.

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    • Reverse guides - The multiple grey diagonal lines show the slope required to effect a normal speed reverse playback. Slopes steeper than this line will play fast reverse, shallower will be slowreverse, depending on the angle of the line. NOTE: You can change the slope in semitone units using the Mapping Options menu (select the right-most point defining a slope and apply the 1 semitone up / down function).
  • Time Mapping Envelopes - These envelopes control playback of the audio from the 2-bar, rolling, audio buffer. The Time envelope is a sample 'offset' envelope, i.e. realtime audio + 'offset' definethe playback position, direction and speed. The top of the Mapping panel is 'real time' audio, while mappings down from the top of the Mapping panel move backward in time according to the beat scaledown the left side. Some commonly used envelopes include:
    • Normal speed playback (+100%) - Horizontal mapping segments play forward at normal speed (see diagram right). The Hold envelope is useful for creating horizontal segments.
    • Fast / Slow playback - Straight sloping mapping segments will change playback speed (pitch). Slopes upward from left to right play faster (higher pitch), while slopes downward from left to rightplay slower (lower in pitch). Use the Single curve envelope mode for straight sloping mapping segments (reset the tension handle to straighten the curve if required).The slope angle adjusts speed - playback becomes progressively slower with increased downward angle. When the slope matches the Safety line angle, playbackwill pause. If the slope angle is steeper than the Safety line angle, playback will reverse, reaching 'normal speed (pitch)' reverse playback when the angle matches the Reverse guides. A tool in the Mapping Area Options Menu lets you add or subtract slope in semi-tone units (select the right-most point defining a slope and apply the function).
    • Reverse playback (-100%) - Match the slope of the Reverse guides for 'normal speed reverse' playback. Slopes steeper than the guides will play fast reverse (see diagram right). Use theSingle curve envelope mode for constant pitch slopes (reset the tension handle to straighten the curve if required). There us a useful tool in the Mapping Area Options Menu that can add or subtractslope angle in semi-tone units (select the right-most point defining a slope and apply the function).
    • Jump backward / forward in time - Step the envelope down to jump backward or up to jump forward. The number of beats jumped is measured on the vertical axis (left). Use the Hold envelope to create steps.
    • Rising / Falling pitch & Scratching - Use curved mappings (e.g. Single curve, Double curve, Half sine envelopes and adjust the tension handle).
    • Pause playback (0%) - Match the slope of the Safety Line (see diagram right) with a straight Single curve envelope. This will pause playback for the duration of the slope.Alternatively, use a stepped envelope mapping with these slopes for tuned/harmonic effects.
  • Volume Mapping Envelopes - These behave as standard volume envelopes; the top of the mapping area is 100% (max) volume, the bottom is 0% (silence). The Normalize option,Scale Level and Envelope Sequencer tools (available from the Mapping Options menu) are useful for working with the Volume Mapping Envelopes.

Editing Mapping Envelopes

Envelopes conform to the standard Image-Line envelope behaviors with some additional features tuned for use with Gross Beat.

  • Add control points - Right-click on the mapping area, continue to hold and drag to reposition the point. Hold ( Shift) while dragging to lockthe vertical position, or ( Ctrl) to lock the horizontal position. Hold ( Alt) tooverride snapping (if selected).
  • Move control points - Left-click the control point and drag to the desired position (the point will snap to the background grid unless SNAP is off, see below). Hold ( Shift) while dragging to lockthe vertical position, or ( Ctrl) to lock the horizontal position. Hold ( Alt) tooverride snapping (if selected).
  • Change envelope curve - Left-click the tension handle (circle that appears on the envelope between control points) and move up/down. Holding ( Ctrl)will allow fine adjustment. Right-click the tension handle to reset curve tension.
  • Change curve type - There are a number of curve types to select from. Right-click the right-most control point of a pair of control points to select:
    • Single curve - Default mode for creating straight or curved segments (depending on the tension).
    • Double curve - Smooth 'S' curves, useful for scratching effects.
    • Alt single curve - Asymmetrical smooth 'S' curves, useful for scratching effects.
    • Alt double curve - Asymmetrical linear, or accelerating / decelerating curves (depending on the tension).
    • Hold - Single steps between points, useful for creating jumps in position.
    • Stairs - Multiple steps between the control points. Left-click on the tension handle and move your mouse up/down to change the step frequency. Useful for glitch / decimation effects. Step size controls the 'graininess'.
    • Smooth stairs - Multiple smooth steps between the control points. Left-click on the tension handle and move your mouse up/down to change the step frequency. Useful for changes in pitch and granular effects.
    • Pulse - Square wave pulse, adjust the frequency with the tension handle.
    • Wave - Sine wave pulse, adjust the frequency with the tension handle.
    • Half sine - One half of a sine wave. Useful for creating start, stop and scratch effects.
  • Add control points - Right-click the location where you want to add a control point.
  • Delete control points - Right-click the point to be deleted and select 'Delete' from menu. Alternatively, hold ( Alt)and Left-click the offending point.

Mapping controls

Down the left-hand side of the mapping area are a number of controls as follows:

Mapping Options Menu

Click on the down-arrow in the top-left corner of the area to access the following mapping envelope options:

  • Open state file - Opens pre-saved Editor state files (envelopes, etc).
  • Save state file - Saves an Editor state.
  • Copy state - Copies the current Editor settings to be copied to another location.
  • Paste state - Pastes the Editor state data to the clipboard.
  • Undo - Undo last action.
  • Undo history - History of edits; click the list to roll back changes.
    • Last reset - Delete all edits to the last history reset.
  • Tools - Contains a number of quick-edit options:
    • Flip vertically - Mirrors the envelope vertically.
    • Scale levels - Opens the Scale Level tool that allows you to maintain the current envelope shape while changing vertical values.
    • Normalize levels - Scales the mapping envelope to the maximum vertical extent.
    • Decimate points - A simple tool that adjusts the number of control points in a mapping envelope.
    • Smooth up abrupt changes - Quick removal of 'spikey' or sudden changes in the envelope.
    • Turn all points smooth - Preset filter to quickly filter the envelope.
    • Create sequence - Opens the Envelope Sequencer tool.
    • Analyze audio file - Opens a file-import window and analyzes the envelope volume of the selected audio, converting it to an mapping envelope.

Snap Settings

Snap determines how the envelope points snap (lock) to the nearest time/volume grid division.

  • X - No snapping. Points can be freely moved to any location.
  • 1/16 to 1/3 buttons - 1/16th beat snap to 1/3rd beat snap settings.

NOTES: ( Left-click+Alt) overrides snapping, ( Shift+Left-click) locks vertical movement and ( Ctrl+Left-click) locks horizontal movement of control points.

Step Settings

  • Step editing (hold shift for pulse mode) - Click and drag in the Mapping Envelope area to add control points at each snap interval (when snap is off control points are added at the maximum resolution)

Slide Settings

  • Slide remaining points - Points to the right of the selected control point will slide as a group in response to changes in position of the selected point.

Freeze Editing

  • Freeze editing - Locks the mapping envelopes. Note the cursor changes to a + when mapping envelopes are frozen.

Envelope Settings

  • Time travel - Selects time envelope editing.
  • Volume - Selects volume editing.

Lower Panel Controls

Running along the bottom of the Mapping area are the following controls:

  • Link slots - Links the slot to its numerical equivalent (Volume or Time).
  • Key-held - Holds the slot while the linked MIDI key is held.
  • One-shot - The slot will play once and then Gross Beat will jump back to Slot 1.
  • Hold - Changes the behavior of the HOLD button (located to the right of the Main Options menu).
    • Off - No hold.
    • Last - Replay the last stored bar when the HOLD button is activated.
    • Next - Buffer the next bar and replay it while the HOLD button is active.
  • Trig(ger) Sync - Synchronization with the host beats/bars, i,e when the envelope will start after a slot change command in relation to the song position.
    • Off - Slots will start immediately on being selected.
    • 1/4 to 4 beats - Alignment with global song position. For example, 1 beat means that the slot will start on the next (global) beat. This means that if the song is already aligned to a beat,the slot will start immediately. If the song is 1/2 way in-between 2 beats, Gross Beat will wait for half a beat. '4 beats' means that slots will always start on a bar boundary.
  • Pos(ition) Sync - This is where within the envelope the slot will start, i.e. the number of beats (position) within the bar assuming Trigger Sync is OFF, so that slots start immediately.
    • Off - Start at the beginning.
    • 1/4 to 4 beats - Start at either 1/4, 1/2, 1, 2 or 4 beats into the envelope depending on where the global song position is.

Plugin Credits

Code & Graphics: Didier Dambrin.

VSTi Port: Frederic Vanmol.

..watch out for falling satellites!


Instant and powerful ..

Gross beat free

Gross beat is perfect for real-time or rendered gating, glitch, repeat, scratching and stutter performances. Gross Beat stores audio in a 2-bar rolling buffer under the control of 36 user definable time and volume envelopes, giving you unlimited creative control.


Live or automated performance


Gross Beat Time and Volume presets can be linked to a keyboard, pad controller or automation source for on-the-fly changes to the preset. Preset slots can be set to momentary (key-held), return to base (slot 1) or hold mode on a per-preset basis. Preset-change synchronization can be set from immediate through to 4 beats (1 bar).


Let our FL Studio Guru explain you how to automate Gross Beat using automation clips or the FL keyboard piano roll.
Click the image to open the YouTube video.

Gating & volume effects


In addition to the gating possibilities afforded by the spline based envelope, Gross Beat is perfect for side-chain effects without the need to link to an audio source. Just select one of the ducking-style presets for instant side-chain pumping.

The TRON Legacy legacy ..


Gross Beat can be heard on Daft Punk's Tron Legacy soundtrack playing a major part in the rhythmic structure. Why not experiment with the same presets as were used in the soundtrack: Click here to learn more.
Click the image at the left to see how our FL Studio Guru recreates the effects using Gross Beat.


Key features:

  • Powerful MIDI controlled envelopes
  • 2 bar audio buffer
  • Real time effect, perfect for live performance
  • 36 volume/gating envelopes with user-controlled smoothing
  • Linked or independent volume & gating slot operation
  • A large number of creative presets ready to go


System requirements

Gross Beat in FL Studio

  • Gross Beat works inside FL Studio both under Windows and macOS


VST plugin

  • ATTENTION: NO macOS VST version available!
    Can NOT be used in other DAW on Mac.
    Use INSIDE FL Studio is possible on both macOS and Windows
  • WINDOWS: 7, 8, 10 or later
  • 2Ghz AMD or Intel Pentium 3 compatible CPU with full SSE1 support
  • 512 Mb RAM
  • 130 Mb disc space
  • DirectSound or ASIO compatible soundcard.
  • VST2 compatible host.