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Auria Pro Update Suggestions.
This is a discussion for suggestions for future updates to Pro.
1. I would like to see a global keyboard, it's difficult to play those keyboard on the FabFilter synths.
2. The ability to import SountFonts into a user folder in the player.
3. Folder tracks.
The Pro update make a good DAW even better
1. I would like to see a global keyboard, it's difficult to play those keyboard on the FabFilter synths.
2. The ability to import SountFonts into a user folder in the player.
3. Folder tracks.
The Pro update make a good DAW even better
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@djjuniorpops , the dev is aware of future feature suggestions, you can of course also get in touch and discuss on the Auria site http://auriaapp.com/forum/index.php
Scale lock on the piano roll and the keyboard would be my number one request (basically how Gadget does this).
My old ones...
Single large easy to hit button to toggle the mix and edit views.
Replace the top right time display with a single double wide play/stop button. Move the time to the left of the transport.
These are the things I hit most often (switch views and start stop). By far. Having to think/aim each time is a bummer. On desktop DAWs you hit the space bar a jillion times per session without thinking or aiming. I'm looking for that experience in Auria.
An "open in"/user-import enabled Lyra
Alongside Lyra, (or inside) another kind of sampler, in an MPC style that loads wav clips, with the sample editing features of at least those clip editing features now present. Seems like "cut at transient" is the existing first step toward "assign clip to pad(s)". I find Lyra to be full of tasty goodness, but I must admit that when I heard Auria Pro would have a sampler (!) I thought it would be the MPC kind. This hope/belief probably flew in the face of every WML statement on the question, but I shut my eyes tight and ignored all that.
Better manipulation of the automation would be great too. This stuff really counts if you make 'synth music' where it's all about modulating parameters rhymically and accurately. (Take a look at how MTS does it - it's lovely).
So being able to draw in curves with a run of the finger, being able to select a portion of automation and keep its shape but just move it all down or up. This type of stuff is easy to do in MTS but will drive you mad in Auria. It's also buggy in Auria TBH... For instance deleting automation entirely sometimes still leaves a line running unless you go in and out and do it a few times.
I think the automation could do with some usability love.
Yep. MTS is super stable.
I'm getting quite a few crashes with Auria Pro though, when recording some simple midi in and back from Animoog.
Most of the time, also, my CPU is at 50-60% using Auria Pro and I only have 6 tracks loaded (2 x twin2, and 3 audio tracks and a midi out track). That feels a bit heavy to me, given in on an Air2 with 128GB.
I do have Turnado running on one of the tracks actually.
I guess it all starts to add up, unless I start freezing.
Lyra's keys and pads for example could be more playable, automation editing could be more touch-friendly. This is where apps like Gadget really shine because the UIs are developed form the ground up with touch in mind. Auria is very powerful, but the UI could do with some refining. The timeline editing gets this right to be fair, but other aspects of the app could do with some more refinement.
Yep. 100% agree. Timeline editing is lovely. And looks great now, too.
I'd love to see note and automation editing really getting some love for touch editing.
For example in the piano roll I believe in Gadget the only way you can scroll the roll horitixintally and virtually is from the top timeline bar or the piano notes in the left. This is great because while you are editing note on the roll itself there is no way of accidental scrolling.
For now the focus will be on tackling the more urgent issues, in the long term, then...
All good daw's have a loop recording facility. it's absolutely essential when laying down guitar parts or vocals to be able to do multiple takes!
You have to touch the bar on the top above the waveform, but keep your finger on. The loop point markers then appear, then you have to set loop to on in the transport! To me this is the clumsiest thing I have ever seen, and totally kills the workflow.
I don't know if this is possible on the ipad. Gadget kind of does it, but it's only working with small samples. The waveforms need to blend together when the ends overlap. (Same as Reaper)
Hope this makes sense/helps.
Rim
Personally I think the way to set loops is fine.
I'd love to loop while midi recording (like in Gadget) one day though.
(Or of course Gadget styled automation painting, which is likely way more work but probably way better in the end.)
I'm not sure if I understand what you're saying, I use reaper a lot, but in reaper you have to turn loop mode on and off as well, although you can do it with a keyboard shortcut. I like the new auria loop mode much better than the original one where you had to set the in and out points with the buttons. But I don't think I understand what you're trying to do.
Agreed and agreed.
I just spent ages trying to find out how to set loop markers and still not succeeded! I tried keeping my finger on the bar above the waveforms (?Measures bar) and all that happens is the play head moves to where my finger is! Am I touching and holding in the wrong place?
Double tap (and hold+drag)
Aah! Thanks, @ChrisG that works a treat!