Future of iOS Music Creation Predictions

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@BiancaNeve said:
By which time there will be proper touch software to run on the surface pro 15

Its already here on the SP3...

richardyot

@mrufino1 said:
Also, being able to access stems directly from gadget to auria would be hugely helpful as this currently also requires iTunes.

Have you tried the following:

Expert stems directly from Gadget to Dropbox

In Auria go to "Import Audio" from the main menu, navigate to your KORG Gadget folder in Dropbox, select all the stems you just exported and assign each one to s specific track in Auria (or select the + option to create a new track), you do this all in one step in Auria right in the import file dialog.

It's pretty painless and very quick.

Ivan_Dj

@richardyot said:

I use Audiocopy and works fine

richardyot

@Ivan_Dj said:
I use Audiocopy and works fine

OK for one or two tracks, but once you have 12-16 tracks or more then it might get cumbersome.

mrufino1

@richardyot said:

Yes, I know you can do that, as long as you're by an internet connection. If you're not, it doesn't work. If there was even a rudimentary user file manager that could be done without ever touching another app's sandbox. I guess that provides some gap in security, but then again, maybe the "are you sure?" dialog would prevent one app accessing another without user knowledge?

richardyot

@mrufino I agree that it's slightly ridiculous that you can do this in the cloud but not on the local machine, but that's iOS I guess.

The best hope for this kind of functionality would be via Audioshare, it already works for individual files, we just need KORG to allow us to export stems to Audioshare.

mrufino1

@richardyot said:
mrufino I agree that it's slightly ridiculous that you can do this in the cloud but not on the local machine, but that's iOS I guess.

The best hope for this kind of functionality would be via Audioshare, it already works for individual files, we just need KORG to allow us to export stems to Audio share

Yes! That would be an easy solution that would be "good enough." Either that or export locally to the Dropbox app which would then upload to Dropbox later but be able to go to auria right away. Or korg just having an "open in auria" option too.

Anyway, whatever it is, music will still be made. I am having so much fun with gadget that I haven't really looked much at other synths. I've actually been using Magellan jr on my daughters old iPod touch running ios6 with my irig keys for second synth bass live as my iPad has been tied up running the qsc mixer as of late.

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@DaveMagoo said:
I predict iOS on iPad will stay in a perpetual state of improving year on year but not reaching where lots want it to in terms of music production over the next 5 years.

Then as sales droop year on year and eventually stabilise Apple will slowly start to merge iOS with OSX over the following 5 years, still in a perpetual state of improving year on year but not reaching maturity and full functionality until year 10.

Thats my 10 year forecast....

Hope you are wrong! 10 years is a long time. In 10 years, I hope we'll have wireless brain-computer interfaces or at least multi-touch UI's like in Minority Report

Ivan_Dj

I predict Siri will have an advanced A.I. and my wife will leave me because she'll tell everything about me:-)

AndyPlankton

In 10 years time there should be enough different sized iphones and ipads to build a physical iXylophone

AudioGus

Doesn't dropbox have to upload to a server?

@richardyot said:

studs1966

In 10 years time it will not be called an iPad Pro, or iPad "something, or other".... It will be called a Mac Pad. .......

knewspeak

When Neil and Buzz, set foot on the Moon it was said Mankind would be on Mars by the 80's. Predictions Mmmmmm, who would have thought we'd be still using MIDI in the year 2015. Mankind races into the future with no destination in mind.