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UVI Beathawk and Expansions now 50% off!
Beathawk has been one of my favorite apps for the iPad., and I just got an email announcing a 50% off sale. Beathawk has played a central role in most of my iOS projects to date, including one I just released. As an example of some of what you can do, check out my latest project, done about 90% w/ Beathawk, and which makes extensive use of the Funk and Electric Piano expansions:
Looks like I'll be picking up some new expansion packs soon! :-)
Looks like I'll be picking up some new expansion packs soon! :-)
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I do like BeatHawk quite a lot and find it very versitle.. I used it to make several tracks for my upcoming, soon to be released, next album. With this news, I need to go check out the app and see what sound packs I'm lacking.
I'm sure our friends over there are working on the packaging as we speak
Might be that. Sometimes I've found the downloading from BH a bit squirelly....can do more than suggest you give it another try in the morning....
I guess that's a possibility JG
Right here. It's just, I dunno, weird. BH just has some one-plus-one-makes-three thing happening (sometimes).
@JohnnyGoodyear Can you please help me understand what a 'Preset' is in Beathawk terminology? An IAP pack in the store description will state something like '37 presets' but there are exactly zero entries of the word 'Preset' in their 44 page manual.
Being the literarian you are I'm counting on a concise and 'leave me in no doubt' snippet of info.
Cheers.
NO PRESSURE THEN!
I can't seem to add images into the screen any more, but have attached two here.
The first, BH1, shows sound packs on the left hand side. You will see that the top one, EDM, is highlighted. The top folder on the left (Drum Elements) is selected and that opens a third column, Drum Kits, the top choice in this is also selected and then that opens the list of choices in the fourth column. Each of these (symbolized by the piano keys) can be loaded to your playable grid (top right) and also thereafter 'played' across the keypads (another screen altogether ).
The second picture, BH2, is similar. Here the sound pack 'Atlanta Urban' is selected on the left hand column, opening up a list, from which Construction Kits is highlighted and then in the third colum ATL-067 etc. This opens up a fourth column which, as you can see, has choices with the piano symbol, but also a loop symbol (yup, you hit the associated pad when loaded and it loops) and then also a 'wave file' symbol which is for a one off hit.
Sorry it's all a bit long-winded, but hopefully the pics (1,000 words!) will give you a better idea etc.
I'm a fan of this app. Much like myself it's by no means perfect, but work is still very much ongoing (and good things are coming, shhh....), and I really like the easy loading and then playing the chosen sample in pitch across its keyboard.
I'm also SUPER happy that in a world of IAP packs, and restrictive modeling, you can still audiopaste your own stuff into BH.
@JohnnyGoodyear You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar!
Thanks for going above and beyond on this, appreciated!
I read another 10 page Beathawk thread here earlier in which yourself and others were enthusiastic about the app workflow. Sounds like a shiny horizon coming soon too.
Cheers fella!
Naturally, I opened up the thing for the first time in a little while and started to play ("Let's do the song right here!")....am always trying to put my finger on what I like about this app and having quickly run up 8 bars with a grand piano and an electric organ, I like its wateryness (technical term). It doesn't have to sound mechanical, digital, danceable etc. It very well can, but it isn't hard to go the other way. Watery is how I always thinking of Debussy. I know, I don't play like that (at all), but it just can sound, erm, real....
Expansions are cheap but, what about the sounds included out-of-the-box?
Thanks.
I can't recall now exactly what comes as the base pack, but it was enough to play with/learn to like it etc. More importantly, AFTER it was released they did open it up to allow you to import your own samples and that made it a new ball game (for me)....
Good to hear it's versatile. I just grabbed the choir pack. Nice. I also tried to control a pitched sample externally with Soundprism Pro, but remember seeing others mention issues with virtual midi.
MIDI keyboard controls just fine though.
I like the UI. Should have some fun in here methinks.
I like the choirs also. Especially run through Ab and adding some sauce...I always thought I would use BH mostly as a 4 bar chunk creator for use elsewhere, but it can become pretty more-ish once you get a handle on moving around. AND while not flawless I find the song mode very easy to work on. Perhaps my favorite (or most profited from) functionality is the ability to super-quickly copy and paste pattern 1, say, to pattern 2 and then keep developing your riff/melody with a captured print as a safety net. I know many programs have variations on this, but how it's accessed/used in BH is pretty much better than anything this side of the otherwise-elliptical Zillidrone.
Is there any way to loop a song? When putting something together I'd like to be able to let it run continuously while determining what to do next. If it's there it's well hidden. I suggested that they add that function either way. Also, patterns should finish before going to the next chosen pattern when in pattern mode. Suggested that too or at least an option for instant or delayed change.
You could export a song to a stereo wav file, then import that as a sample and assign it to a pad, and then record that as a pattern (holding the pad contiously as the song phrase plays. That's one way to loop a song. But there is a max length for a sample, so it can't be too long.
Yeah - but I just want to play through a group of patterns in song mode and have it loop back to the beginning. Almost any sequencer type software will do that.
Thanks. Probably next purchase.
Love BeatHawk.
Would like to see the following changes:
I would like it to save the altered pitch mod and key settings to the project.
I would like it to save the pitch key to the pad if wanted.
I would like a piano roll just for tweaking.
I would like to be able to assign midi channels to each pad (please tell me if I've missed this feature somehow)