REAL-TIME MIDI DIVISI PLUGIN FOR LOGIC PRO, CUBASE, STUDIO ONE, ABLETON LIVE AND MORE

Simple Divisi is a MIDI FX Plugin and Standalone application — it does not generate audio on its own. It acts as an intelligent middle layer between your MIDI keyboard and your favorite virtual instruments (like Kontakt, Spitfire, or your DAW's native synths).

Standard splitters divide by strict key ranges (e.g., left hand = bass, right hand = piano). Simple Divisi sorts by pitch order dynamically. If you play a 4-note chord anywhere on the upper keyboard, it instantly routes the highest note to Channel 1, the second highest to Channel 2, and so on.

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Yes! Because Ableton and FL Studio have native limitations with internal multi-channel MIDI routing, Simple Divisi includes a lightweight Standalone Application. Simply run the standalone app alongside your DAW, and it will automatically route its 6 separated channels directly into Ableton or FL via a virtual MIDI cable.

Absolutely. Simple Divisi includes a "Zero-Latency Live" factory preset. Just turn your Chord Wait and Leg Grace down to 0-10ms, and the engine responds instantly for stage use.

macOS: 10.15 Catalina or later (Native Apple Silicon M1/M2/M3/M4 & Intel support).
Windows: Windows 10 64-bit or later.
Formats: Audio Unit (AU), VST3, and Standalone Application.
Note for Windows Standalone Users: A free third-party virtual MIDI driver (like LoopMIDI) is required to route Standalone output to your DAW.

Yes, for splitting chords live across up to six instruments inside your DAW. Simple Divisi gives you four top voices and two bass voices, keeps legato transitions for sample libraries, and costs $49 as a one-time payment. Divisimate goes further: Core and Divisimate 2 handle up to eight voices and many more ports, with arpeggiators and humanising, at $149 and $249, and Divisimate 2 adds its own standalone app and performance tools. If six parts with true legato is what you need, Simple Divisi covers it for less.

Logic’s Auto Voice Split is a feature of Apple’s own Studio Strings instrument, so it splits chords across that instrument’s players. Simple Divisi works with any instrument or library that takes MIDI (Kontakt, Opus, Spitfire, any AU or VST3), and it puts each voice on its own track, so you can record, edit and mix every part separately.

Yes. It sends standard MIDI on channels 1 to 6, so it plays any instrument. In a multi-timbral instrument like Kontakt or Opus, one instance can hold all six parts, and several patches can share a channel. Leg Grace and Leg Overlap let you match the legato timing to your library.

Yes. Record all six tracks live, or press Capture MIDI, play, and drag the result into your DAW, where it arrives as six MIDI tracks.

Up to six. Notes above the Base Split Key (B2 by default) go to up to four top voices on channels 1 to 4, from the highest note down. Notes at or below it go to two bass voices on channels 5 and 6, or, in Octaver mode, the bass note is doubled an octave down.

It makes no sound of its own, so you need your own instruments. It splits into six channels at most, and it has no sequencer or arpeggiator. In Ableton Live, FL Studio and Pro Tools you run the included standalone app next to the DAW.