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Halftone

@theconnactic said:

Rim, sorry if it's a stupid question, but does AP has a global virtual keyboard (like Cubasis')? The keyboard that opens with the sampler panel is passable, but the one that opens with Twin is horrible on my Air: to small for my fingers, completely unusable!

If it does not have yet, could you please add it on a future update?

All the best!

no it does not - hopefully this will come.

WaveMachineLabs

The global keyboard in Auria is the one built into Lyra.  You can use that keyboard to record all the MIDI you want.  it's resizable, has velocity and has pads as well which support audio based velocity (velAUcity).

Rim

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@WaveMachineLabs said:
The global keyboard in Auria is the one built into Lyra.  You can use that keyboard to record all the MIDI you want.  it's resizable, has velocity and has pads as well which support audio based velocity (velAUcity).

Rim

Thx.... this could be updated further for sure to add that Animoog,Nave,Mitosynth modulation style. Polyphonic pitch bend, aftertouch etc.
XY pads?
However, seems like a great 2.0 version and i wish you much success!
Not many developers of DAW's are so close to customers!

paradiddle

Really happy so far. excellent update Rim. The price is excellent also! Had some issues with the fabfilters synths not showing up but it's resolved now.  Now to dig deeper.

CalCutta

Twin is one hell of a VA. Sounds wonderful!

I was one of the folks who held back on really learning Auria 'til it got MIDI, and I am excited to get cracking on becoming more adept!

Amazing work!

eustressor

@WaveMachineLabs said:

iCloud Drive is a possibility down the road for sure.

Rim

+1 for this

CalCutta

+2 for that

Will

@crzycrs said:

@syrupcore you mentioned programming wavs to soundfonts - in what environment, i.e. how can I translate your proposition (?)

http://www.sfzformat.com/index.php?title=Main_Page describes the format pretty well. You can also download a few free ones and then look at the source. You'll need to tell your OS to open the `whatever.sfz` file in a text editor (like notepad or textedit, not MS Word). Then just reverse engineer the one that seems closest to what you'd like to do (replace the wav file references with your own). Put all of the wave files and your new SFZ file in the same folder and open it in your SFZ player. Not yet sure how to get these into Auria Pro. @WaveMachineLabs should they be zipped first? Dropbox folder?

null____void

@CalCutta said:

Twin is one hell of a VA. Sounds wonderful!

I was one of the folks who held back on really learning Auria 'til it got MIDI, and I am excited to get cracking on becoming more adept!

Amazing work!

I was also waiting & now am wiping my ipad clean of all other DAWs and committing myself to Just This One. 

paradiddle

@CalCutta said:
Twin is one hell of a VA. Sounds wonderful!

I was one of the folks who held back on really learning Auria 'til it got MIDI, and I am excited to get cracking on becoming more adept!

Amazing work!

+1

yes I like it a lot. I already have a bunch of the fabfilters plugs. next are pro c2 and pro q2

Janie

My original questions are being ignored so far so I'll try explaining why I'm asking the questions. Anyone who uses my strategy can sort of get Auria for free.

Auria was the first iPad music app that I bought. I didn't have any need for it at the time, but I figured that I would get some use out of it eventually. I still use desktop DAWs for just about everything.

Over the Black Friday-Cyber Monday week I only spent $5 on iPad apps. I got the Oriental Strings app. On the other hand I bought the SoundToys bundle for $200 off, mainly because I fell for Echoboy. I liked the idea of getting the SoundToys rack system that can let any chain of their VSTs be synced and saved. I haven't figured it all out yet, but I'll get around to it.

I don't need to get Auria Pro. I'm still going to be 99% desktop. On the other hand Auria was an excellent buy for me because the FabFilter plug-ins were such a good buy that I actually saved quite a bit of money by buying Auria. I use Auria mainly as sort of an outboard add-on to my desktop DAWs, which in my opinion is an excellent use for it.

I'd like to know what Numerical Sound is offering through Auria, and what they are charging for their IAPs. If the price for getting them through Auria is what I think it might be then it might be like getting Auria Pro for free.

Could someone who bought Auria Pro check on the Numerical Sound IAPs, and the Clyde Stubblefield template in particular? You don't have to pass along the info to me, but it would be helpful.

_ki

@Janie
I just looked through the Auria Pro Store and there i found:

- Plugins from WaveMaschineLabs, PSPAudioware,FabFilter,FXpansion,Mu Technologies,
     Overloud, Postive Grid and Sugar Bytes
- Loops from Hollywood Loops and MoReVoX
- Multitrack Loops from MoReVoX

But nothing from "Numerical Sound" or  "Clyde Stubblefield" - had these be announced somewhere ?

richardyot

@Janie no idea what IAPs you are referring to I'm afraid? Can't find anything of that name in the Auria store. 

WaveMachineLabs

@Cinebient said:

@WaveMachineLabs said:
The global keyboard in Auria is the one built into Lyra.  You can use that keyboard to record all the MIDI you want.  it's resizable, has velocity and has pads as well which support audio based velocity (velAUcity).

Rim

Thx.... this could be updated further for sure to add that Animoog,Nave,Mitosynth modulation style. Polyphonic pitch bend, aftertouch etc.
XY pads?
However, seems like a great 2.0 version and i wish you much success!
Not many developers of DAW's are so close to customers!

Thanks.  Definitely on my list to add some of those enhancements to the keyboard.

Rim

_ki

@Janie Ah - i just googled them   These are Groove Templates - there are no IAPs for these yet.

j_liljedahl

@crzycrs said:

@Kymátika said:

Where is the changelog for Auria 2.0??? I can´t find it even in wavemachinelabs forum...

Kymatika @j_liljedahl

Huh? Your username is pretty similar to my artist & company name, Kymatica

WaveMachineLabs

@syrupcore said:

@crzycrs said:

@syrupcore you mentioned programming wavs to soundfonts - in what environment, i.e. how can I translate your proposition (?)

http://www.sfzformat.com/index.php?title=Main_Page describes the format pretty well. You can also download a few free ones and then look at the source. You'll need to tell your OS to open the `whatever.sfz` file in a text editor (like notepad or textedit, not MS Word). Then just reverse engineer the one that seems closest to what you'd like to do (replace the wav file references with your own). Put all of the wave files and your new SFZ file in the same folder and open it in your SFZ player. Not yet sure how to get these into Auria Pro. @WaveMachineLabs should they be zipped first? Dropbox folder?

Once you've made your SFZ, you can use iFunBox or something similar to copy it along with your samples folder into the Sampler Instruments folder.   This folder can have 2 levels of folders in it.

Rim

WaveMachineLabs

@Janie said:

My original questions are being ignored so far so I'll try explaining why I'm asking the questions. Anyone who uses my strategy can sort of get Auria for free.

Auria was the first iPad music app that I bought. I didn't have any need for it at the time, but I figured that I would get some use out of it eventually. I still use desktop DAWs for just about everything.

Over the Black Friday-Cyber Monday week I only spent $5 on iPad apps. I got the Oriental Strings app. On the other hand I bought the SoundToys bundle for $200 off, mainly because I fell for Echoboy. I liked the idea of getting the SoundToys rack system that can let any chain of their VSTs be synced and saved. I haven't figured it all out yet, but I'll get around to it.

I don't need to get Auria Pro. I'm still going to be 99% desktop. On the other hand Auria was an excellent buy for me because the FabFilter plug-ins were such a good buy that I actually saved quite a bit of money by buying Auria. I use Auria mainly as sort of an outboard add-on to my desktop DAWs, which in my opinion is an excellent use for it.

I'd like to know what Numerical Sound is offering through Auria, and what they are charging for their IAPs. If the price for getting them through Auria is what I think it might be then it might be like getting Auria Pro for free.

Could someone who bought Auria Pro check on the Numerical Sound IAPs, and the Clyde Stubblefield template in particular? You don't have to pass along the info to me, but it would be helpful.

There will be some Numerical Sound grooves available for purchase through the Auria Store in the near future.  They are wrapping up one of the packs now.  As soon as I have details and pricing, I'll let you know.

Rim

theconnactic

@WaveMachineLabs said:

The global keyboard in Auria is the one built into Lyra.  You can use that keyboard to record all the MIDI you want.  it's resizable, has velocity and has pads as well which support audio based velocity (velAUcity).

Rim

Rim, thank you for the prompt answer.

How do I use this keyboard built into Lyra to control Twin? That's the behavior I would expect from a global virtual keyboard. The workaround I'm currently using is recording MIDI using Lyra sounds and then switching instruments to Twin, but that's really not satisfactory at all. If I'm missing something, please let me know!

All the best!

WaveMachineLabs

I don't think that's currently possible, you're right.  I'll add it to the list.  Shouldn't be too hard to add the Lyra keyboard as a source in all the MIDI input port boxes.

Rim

theconnactic

Thank you again for the answer, and for listening to us!

eustressor

Did I miss a link to the new User Guide? I could've sworn I saw it earlier ...

theconnactic

Rim, just a little feature request: could you add at some point the ability of changing the track name while in the arrangement (main) window, instead of only with the mixer view? Color coding being followed by the mixer would also be a neat add.  

All the best!

eustressor

Found it - New Auria 2.0 and Pro User Guide:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/auria.store/docs/Auria+Pro+User+Guide.pdf

Kaikoo

A larger global keyboard, please! Especially you consider there will be many AU plugins. Twin2 is good, but keyboard attached makes modulation window inaccessible, which totally ruin my interest. I do not like a straight porting without proper redesign for a mobile DAW in this way, if you consider you are number 1 DAW!

Will

I'm very pro all of this single universal input keyboard talk instead of a bunch of keyboards being married to specific instrument instances. That would also mean we can 'tuck it away' when we're using an external keyboard or only editing instrument parameters for tracks already recorded, giving us back some precious real estate. 

@Cinebient suggestions for keyboards to be inspired by mimic mine exactly. I'll add that having a full screen keyboard/playing surface, when you want it, can be a glorious thing. I'm looking at you lovely Thumbjam.

MichaelLawrence

I love it. Runs really smooth. The UI facelift makes it much more pleasing to work as well. I finally feel like I have a safe home for my million +1 synth apps lol. 

I'm really impressed. 

Amazing work! Thanks  

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PsYAuM

I had the upgrade from Auria to Pro (in app upgrade) problem where as FF Twin 2 and one don't show in the app so I have read through 2 forum posts and can only find this as a way to fix it
1) delete the app (done)
2) reinstall the app (done) 
3) restore iap (done)
4) Problem solved (not done!) 
No FF Twin2, One or Lyra showing within the app!
and I can't find anyone else saying they have experienced this problem so obviously I can't see a fix for it.
can anyone help please? 

Proppa