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"LYRA" = Auria Pro's Sample Player! + Fabfilter One Synth! (Pro-Q2 & Pro-C2 IAP's) and more!!!

KINGKING
edited December 2015 in General App Discussion
LYRA!




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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    I heard that Auria Pro is going to be dual screen and made for the Nitendo DS, due to an app swap scheme devised by Korg!
  • KINGKING
    edited December 2015
    All very exciting! :)
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    This is where I photoshop Auria onto a DS......wait a minute......
  • fjcblancofjcblanco
    edited December 2015
    I'm afraid of minimum requirements.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    I just hope it works on my Air2, or might have to save up for the Air3 when it appears!
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    We'll have to say, it does look the biz and love the support for big sample libraries.
  • KINGKING
    edited December 2015
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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    Reading more into it, if this runs well on an iPad below the Air1, I will be surprised.
  • KINGKING
    Beautiful!


  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    I think The Auria Devs may have just done more for the iPad Pro cause than Apple has so far!
  • ChrisGChrisG
    edited December 2015
    If it ran on your current iPad, this version will run it as well, and if nothing has changed in recent times, just as well. The only difference between Auria and this update are numerous of bug fixes etc, and a different skin. The Pro version mixer allows for a lot more goodies, but as with any DAW that is up to the user to manage. 


  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    @ChrisG said:
    If it ran on your current iPad, this version will run it as well, and if nothing has changed in recent times, just as well. The only difference between Auria and this update are numerous of bug fixes etc, and a different skin. The Pro versions mixer allows for a lot more goodies, but as with any DAW that is up to the user to manage. 


    Agreed, but how many of us will not be trying out mad bus mixing and crazy realtime warping hehe :D
  • KINGKING
    edited December 2015
    @ChrisG said:
    If it ran on your current iPad, this version will run it as well, and if nothing has changed in recent times, just as well. The only difference between Auria and this update are numerous of bug fixes etc, and a different skin. The Pro versions mixer allows for a lot more goodies, but as with any DAW that is up to the user to manage. 


    Agreed, but how many of us will not be trying out mad bus mixing and crazy realtime warping hehe :D

    Indeed Guys! For Realz!
  • KINGKING
    edited December 2015
    Want/need more info?

    http://www.auriaapp.com/Products/auria

    It's no secret!  ;)
  • WillWill

    External hard drive support?? Wow.

    Where did these screenshots come from?

  • ChrisGChrisG
    edited December 2015
    What usually taxes the system the most in the current version are things like using over sampling in the FabFilter plugs, or complex things going on in Saturn or the Multiband Comp. But when they were released on iOS years ago, I was quite surprised how well they ran on an ancient iPad 2. Will def. be fun to see how Q2 & C2 behaves. The FabFilter synths, I have Twin2, it sounds smooth as hell (got great filters;), but doesn't really tax my system at all, so got high hopes for that on iOS :)
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    I wonder if in the future they could do sample streaming off external harddrives?
  • o_imsengo_imseng
    @syrupcore directly from the WML website.
  • richardyotrichardyot
    The main hit on performance is going to be the way changes to the buffer size is handled.

    In previous versions of Auria the buffer was set to 4096 during mixing, which allowed for a lot of plugins to run concurrently. But with the new MIDI tracks any project that uses them will have to use a maximum buffer size of 512 to ensure acceptable MIDI playback, and that will obviously have a major impact on performance.

    The thing to do will be to freeze or bounce MIDI tracks down to audio prior to final mixing, which will then allow for higher buffer sizes.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    @richardyot said:
    The main hit on performance is going to be the way changes to the buffer size is handled.

    In previous versions of Auria the buffer was set to 4096 during mixing, which allowed for a lot of plugins to run concurrently. But with the new MIDI tracks any project that uses them will have to use a maximum buffer size of 512 to ensure acceptable MIDI playback, and that will obviously have a major impact on performance.

    The thing to do will be to freeze or bounce MIDI tracks down to audio prior to final mixing, which will then allow for higher buffer sizes.
    Shhhh, I'm trying to use this as an excuse for an iPad Pro.....don't let my wife know that I don't really need one ;)
  • WaveMachineLabsWaveMachineLabs
    It's official, Auria Pro is going live today!

    Rim
  • ChrisGChrisG
    Yay!
  • ChrisGChrisG
    @richardyot said:
    The main hit on performance is going to be the way changes to the buffer size is handled.

    In previous versions of Auria the buffer was set to 4096 during mixing, which allowed for a lot of plugins to run concurrently. But with the new MIDI tracks any project that uses them will have to use a maximum buffer size of 512 to ensure acceptable MIDI playback, and that will obviously have a major impact on performance.

    The thing to do will be to freeze or bounce MIDI tracks down to audio prior to final mixing, which will then allow for higher buffer sizes.

    Ah, makes sense.
  • WaveMachineLabsWaveMachineLabs
    Buffer sizes are adjustable, and if you don't use MIDI tracks in your project, you can easily set this to 4096 for the best possible CPU efficiency.

    Rim
  • Ivan_DjIvan_Dj

    @WaveMachineLabs said:
    It's official, Auria Pro is going live today!

    Rim

    Wow Thanks

  • ChrisGChrisG
    @WaveMachineLabs said:
    Buffer sizes are adjustable, and if you don't use MIDI tracks in your project, you can easily set this to 4096 for the best possible CPU efficiency.

    Rim
    Nice! Dear AppStore, please hurry up. :) 
  • KINGKING
    edited December 2015
    It's official, Auria Pro is going live today!

    Rim

    Forget about sleeping!
  • Ivan_DjIvan_Dj

    @KING777 said:
    @WaveMachineLabs said:

    It's official, Auria Pro is going live today!

    Rim

    Forget about sleeping!

    Hehehe

  • fjcblancofjcblanco
    If if someone is not sure about performance on his idevice, he can still buy Auria and upgrade to Pro later.

    Good idea!
  • mrufino1mrufino1
    It ran well on my iPad air1, although I'm not a heavy midi user. 
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