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Turnado Update. iOS Style Menus. (Better).

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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited November 2015
    Zetagy said:
    The gradations on that last post are visually amazing.
    Hehe, looks mad on a phone!

    Still haven't bought WOW Filter, feeling a bit skint after the TC purchases. Maybe next time...

    Updat: Bought, couldn't resist in the end.
  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear
    monzo said:
    Zetagy said:
    The gradations on that last post are visually amazing.
    Hehe, looks mad on a phone!

    Still haven't bought WOW Filter, feeling a bit skint after the TC purchases. Maybe next time...

    Updat: Bought, couldn't resist in the end.

    ....AND NOW YOU CAN FULFILL YOUR DESTINY


  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    JohnnyGoodyear said:
    monzo said:
    Zetagy said:
    The gradations on that last post are visually amazing.
    Hehe, looks mad on a phone!

    Still haven't bought WOW Filter, feeling a bit skint after the TC purchases. Maybe next time...

    Updat: Bought, couldn't resist in the end.

    ....AND NOW YOU CAN FULFILL YOUR DESTINY


    I've had that sinking, guilty feeling this morning...the one i get when I've spent too much money on apps. It'll pass, but I need to knuckle down and focus on the ones I have now, and not buy any more. Unless something really good and new comes out.
  • Redo1Redo1
    edited November 2015


    Based on this I'm not sure I want it.
    Great tune though!

    Guessing I have till the end of the day to decide...
  • AudioGusAudioGus
    Redo1 said:

    Based on this I'm not sure I want it.
    how so?
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited November 2015
    Redo1 said:


    Based on this I'm not sure I want it.
    Great tune though!

    Guessing I have till the end of the day to decide...
    Possibly the worst promotional video I've ever seen.

    Ignore that completely, it's a very versatile and powerful FX app - my all time favourite, and I've got a few. If you use Auria I'd say it was essential.
  • KINGKING
    edited November 2015
    Redo1 said:


    Based on this I'm not sure I want it.
    Great tune though!

    Guessing I have till the end of the day to decide...

    That vid was a joke!

    If I saw this video (only) and had to make a decision based on that, I would have never bought it. "One knob does it all" ... whatever.  

    To be honest, I don't even remember if I saw a video before I purchased, but after I did get it I was amazed!

    Proppa Stuff!

  • supadomsupadom
    Didn't realise tongue in cheek needed explaining ;) @monzo ;

    this is is why I always get into trouble in this forum
  • Matt_Fletcher_2000Matt_Fletcher_2000
    edited November 2015
    I have found new love for Turnado recently. 

    I've finally worked out how to:

    - hook Turnado into MTS as an IAA effect on an iSem AU track

    - create a second midi track specifically for automating Turnado

    - get everything sounding just right in terms of automating effects via midi across your whole track

    - then switch all other MTS tracks to mute and record the master out to a new audio track

    No AB chains needed. Nice workflow. Should work in theory. 

    Anyone know if Turnado remembers midi learn assignments between sessions and when changing patches? That would be very handy. 


  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    supadom said:
    Didn't realise tongue in cheek needed explaining ;) @monzo ;

    this is is why I always get into trouble in this forum
    ?
  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear
    supadom said:
    Didn't realise tongue in cheek needed explaining ;) @monzo ;

    this is is why I always get into trouble in this forum

    You may need to turn the other cheek on this one Mister...
  • supadomsupadom
    monzo said:
    supadom said:
    Didn't realise tongue in cheek needed explaining ;) @monzo ;

    this is is why I always get into trouble in this forum
    ?
    Turnado promo video
  • AQ808AQ808
    This was the iPad version promo video:


  • KINGKING
    edited December 2015
    AQ808 said:
    This was the iPad version promo video:



    Now that's what it's all about!  And more.. (Better). 
  • Redo1Redo1
    Well I bought it finally. And so far I'm not sure it was the right decision. Mostly because of the tinyness on my mini.

    But I think I'll grow to love it. So many knobs and switches to manipulate. Going to have to figure out how to dial back the effects a bit. The presets are quite overpowering. 

    Hopefully sugar bytes can figure out a better way than zooming in to display this stuff on the screen so it's not so microscopic. 
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @Redo1 said:
    Well I bought it finally. And so far I'm not sure it was the right decision. Mostly because of the tinyness on my mini.

    But I think I'll grow to love it. So many knobs and switches to manipulate. Going to have to figure out how to dial back the effects a bit. The presets are quite overpowering. 

    Hopefully sugar bytes can figure out a better way than zooming in to display this stuff on the screen so it's not so microscopic. 

    Ah right, would be fiddly on an iMini. I'd recommend clicking the 'edit' button for each effect, to access the edit menu. There's a 100 times more fun to be had in there - though it'll be a struggle to use the buttons on the mini.

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear
    @monzo said:

    @Redo1 said:
    Well I bought it finally. And so far I'm not sure it was the right decision. Mostly because of the tinyness on my mini.

    But I think I'll grow to love it. So many knobs and switches to manipulate. Going to have to figure out how to dial back the effects a bit. The presets are quite overpowering. 

    Hopefully sugar bytes can figure out a better way than zooming in to display this stuff on the screen so it's not so microscopic. 

    Ah right, would be fiddly on an iMini. I'd recommend clicking the 'edit' button for each effect, to access the edit menu. There's a 100 times more fun to be had in there - though it'll be a struggle to use the buttons on the mini.


    Agree with this tip. Took me a long time to cotton on to the fact that this is where the real toys are to be played with...
  • WillWill

    It was definitely worth my time to watch a couple of videos on the edit screen. There's a lot of power there.

  • oceansinspaceoceansinspace
    Wow thats all! weak update but I guess Its lil better
  • CalCuttaCalCutta
    @AQ808 said:
    This was the iPad version promo video:


    I'm embarrassed to admit that promo video was actually helpful to me, even after owning the app for well over a year...I must have never used this app in Portrait mode. I had only ever used it in Landscape and secretly hated that you had to go to different screens to edit, seemed totally counter-intuitive. 

    *puts dunce cap on, sits in corner*
  • oceansinspaceoceansinspace
    Dude I am with you! HAHA oh my, but my excuse is my iPad is is an alexis dock so.... But still dunce I am haha
  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear
    Gentlemen, that's a very commonly worn cap...
  • ColoobarColoobar

    That vid was a joke!

    If I saw this video (only) and had to make a decision based on that, I would have never bought it. "One knob does it all" ... whatever.  
    Cause it doesn't go to 11. Am I right?
  • KINGKING
    @Coloobar said:

    That vid was a joke!

    If I saw this video (only) and had to make a decision based on that, I would have never bought it. "One knob does it all" ... whatever.  
    Cause it doesn't go to 11. Am I right?

    11?
  • CalCuttaCalCutta
    edited December 2015
    @KING777 said:
    @Coloobar said:

    That vid was a joke!

    If I saw this video (only) and had to make a decision based on that, I would have never bought it. "One knob does it all" ... whatever.  
    Cause it doesn't go to 11. Am I right?

    11?


  • KINGKING
    @CalCutta said:
    @KING777 said:
    @Coloobar said:

    That vid was a joke!

    If I saw this video (only) and had to make a decision based on that, I would have never bought it. "One knob does it all" ... whatever.  
    Cause it doesn't go to 11. Am I right?

    11?



    Lmao. 

    1 louder..

    Where can I buy this..
  • Redo1Redo1
    @JohnnyGoodyear said:
    @monzo said:

    @Redo1 said:
    Well I bought it finally. And so far I'm not sure it was the right decision. Mostly because of the tinyness on my mini.

    But I think I'll grow to love it. So many knobs and switches to manipulate. Going to have to figure out how to dial back the effects a bit. The presets are quite overpowering. 

    Hopefully sugar bytes can figure out a better way than zooming in to display this stuff on the screen so it's not so microscopic. 

    Ah right, would be fiddly on an iMini. I'd recommend clicking the 'edit' button for each effect, to access the edit menu. There's a 100 times more fun to be had in there - though it'll be a struggle to use the buttons on the mini.


    Agree with this tip. Took me a long time to cotton on to the fact that this is where the real toys are to be played with...
    yes i got into the edit screens.  this is where all the fun tiny switches reside!! ;)
  • Redo1Redo1

    @monzo said:

    @Redo1 said:
    Well I bought it finally. And so far I'm not sure it was the right decision. Mostly because of the tinyness on my mini.

    But I think I'll grow to love it. So many knobs and switches to manipulate. Going to have to figure out how to dial back the effects a bit. The presets are quite overpowering. 

    Hopefully sugar bytes can figure out a better way than zooming in to display this stuff on the screen so it's not so microscopic. 

    Ah right, would be fiddly on an iMini. I'd recommend clicking the 'edit' button for each effect, to access the edit menu. There's a 100 times more fun to be had in there - though it'll be a struggle to use the buttons on the mini.


    Agree with this tip. Took@JohnnyGoodyear said:
    @monzo said:

    @Redo1 said:
    Well I bought it finally. And so far I'm not sure it was the right decision. Mostly because of the tinyness on my mini.

    But I think I'll grow to love it. So many knobs and switches to manipulate. Going to have to figure out how to dial back the effects a bit. The presets are quite overpowering. 

    Hopefully sugar bytes can figure out a better way than zooming in to display this stuff on the screen so it's not so microscopic. 

    Ah right, would be fiddly on an iMini. I'd recommend clicking the 'edit' button for each effect, to access the edit menu. There's a 100 times more fun to be had in there - though it'll be a struggle to use the buttons on the mini.


    Agree with this tip. Took me a long time to cotton on to the fact that this is where the real toys are to be played with...
    yes i got into the edit screens.  this where all the fun tiny switches and knobs reside! ;)
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