One Zebra Patch. More Ways for It to Unfold.
A Zebra patch can hide a lot behind a few performance controls. Use Stride to explore their mapped movements, let the texture build in a different way, and bring your favorite effects into the same experiment. Keep the patch. Change the journey.
| Comparison | On its ownZebra | With StrideZebra + Stride |
|---|---|---|
| Your starting point | A Zebra patch with layered synthesis and internal modulation. | Keep that patch and try different performances of its mapped controls. |
| Performance control | Zebra 2 offers four XY pads; Zebra 3 has its own performance and macro controls. | Give the controls you've mapped different movements through the phrase. |
| A changing texture | Use the patch's LFOs, envelopes and performance controls. | Explore new external curves while retaining the patch's internal design. |
| Longer movement | Build evolution inside the patch and your DAW. | Work with up to 32 bars of Stride curves and individual lane speeds. |
| External effects | Add the plugins you want outside Zebra. | Map Zebra and those hosted effects in one canvas. |
| Another version | Change the performance or modulation. | Keep a useful lane and reroll the remaining movements. |
Get more from the performance controls already inside your patches.
Good to know
- Stride hosts VST3 plugins on Windows and macOS, and AU plugins on macOS.
- Map the controls you want to move before creating motion.
- Third-party instruments and effects are sold separately.
Zebra is a trademark of its owner. Stride is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Details are based on publicly available product information, checked October 2026.
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