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SeekBeats is great. Although a song mode would be nice.. But this kinda forces you to play with it in performance mode, manually switching patterns and snapshots which can throw up some nice results.
I haven't listened to it, but saving any pennies I have for some other things. Hoping there's a korg sale soon, m1 now has me intrigued and I'm starting to like the idea of module. There's another program soon to come that will need some funding as well..
(Disclaimer: speaking below as an obsessive Beats Fiend kinda guy)
Comparing Elastic Drums to SeekBeats:
Both are vital and both can do things the other cannot or more specifically Sound the way the other cannot.
What SeekBeats has is several drawable waveforms Per drum: envelope, pitch, etc. A timely parallel is the recent Kuvert app UI / visual-wise but (again) with several drawable envelope ramps per single voice. What one can invent / squeeze out of these parameters is both precise when needed and radical when experimented with.
The clarity in seeing what's happening under the hood of each voice is incredible as are the less-obviously-Drums possibilities: Draw mini LFO's (for example) or pitch sweeps on longer notes or noise that sync with tempo in rather delightful ways. Things like this are possible on more apps than just SeekBeats but I've never seen better visual representation of what's happening. And as mentioned by many the randomize parameters feature is nothing short of golden.
SeekBeats and Elastic Drums both have their own character and nature. In my mind the two don't overlap (they're that different). If drum synthesis is part of your iOS mission both of these apps deserve to be on your device(s).
Thanks for sharing your feedback.
A thought...you can get the best of both worlds and send Patterning MIDI note out into SeekBeats, that way you get Patterning's sequencing with the SeekBeats sounds.
I also agree with everything @syrupcore has said in this thread.
My first post was gonna be, can you drive seekbeats with Patterning?
Warning I'm going to be flippant and glib:
Seekbeats = sounds beepy
Elastic Drums = sounds sqwarpy
Seriously:
I love em both. If you're short on cash or have other priorities passing on Seekbeats won't kill you but you'll miss out on a lot on fun. I keep coming back too it. Tones more fun than electribe.
just curious which one you use more, elastic or seekbeats?
He quite likes sqwarpy but at root he's beepy.
@Redo1 part dependent, but if I had to say, Seekbeats. I can only run 4 or 5 parts of Elasticdrums on my iphone 4s. @JohnnyGoodyear So yes, I like squarpy but at root I'm beepy.