Caught myself dreaming about a New Samplr Update and took a trip back to where it all started.

kobamoto

http://discchord.com/blog/2012/11/13/samplr-for-ipad.html

I remember that day like it was yesterday

RedSkyLullaby

Still my favorite app. I am dreaming of Samplr Link integration

oceansinspace

Ive had problem with the metronome and synch lately, am i tripping? The chopped edits are off and something else is off I can't think of? I'll muck about cause I agree when this apps works with your brain/soul correctly its the bee knees as somebody said.

kobamoto

I've been in and out of that quirky realm myself, wasn't able to pin anything down.... I've chucked it up to something I'll have to deal with for a while not unlike the panning....but he's working on an update so who knows what the future holds.

JohnnyGoodyear

Samplr + Link and I'm taking a month off school and locking all the doors.

jooga1972

Yes, yes and yes. Samplr is essential, as it is now. Somehow I'm convinced it'll have Link, probably later than sooner, but for the time being I'm OK with the clock-workaround (Loopy and Patterning - which has MIDI clock issues at the moment - LINKed, Loopy sends MIDI clock to Samplr.... I get a solid clock like this).

supadom

Samplr also responds to stop button of beatstep's sequencer. It also starts with the start button but that starts Beatstep's sequencer which I personally don't use as such. In a way I find it a good thing as I'd find it difficult to restart Samplr to be bang on time with Loopy.

I'm talking while live jamming.

I've discovered another minor bug. When I record a 2 note arpeggio the notes get inverted when I restart.

supadom

Don't want to jinx it but I think it's due for an update!

jooga1972

@supadom said:
Don't want to jinx it but I think it's due for an update!

Marcos tweeted sometimes back in november that he'd been working on an update... I messaged him asking what's up his sleeve.. I'll share any news I hear from him.

jooga1972

this just in from Marcos via twitter: "hi , I'm working on an update with LINK support. No release date yet though..."

Good news after all. Sounds like the wait will be long but I'm sure the update will be worth it.

supadom

The update is definitely in the pipeline it's just if by any chance his personal situation has changed (bought a house, had a kid or found a new job at Apple) he'll probably have an hour a week for his sideline passion.

JohnnyGoodyear

Wish we could figure out a way to go rake his lawn, sing his kid to sleep, to give him more time to get in the back room and write code....

lukesleepwalker

I'll do his laundry, make his bed, cook him food. Top 3 iOS music creation apps.

Littlewoodg

@lukesleepwalker said:
I'll do his laundry, make his bed, cook him food. Top 3 iOS music creation apps.

those 3 (laundry doer, bed maker, food cooker) really are the top music creation apps

lukesleepwalker

It's called "acquiring some domestic capital"...

Littlewoodg

Yep, husband here, from way back. (2x)
There's actually a mainstream book out now, written by a woman, called "How to F__k a Woman" which explains this dynamic in detail, and offers lots of additional ideas. Personal favorite: "Find Something in the Home That's Broken, and and Fix It Without Being Asked"

supadom

@Littlewoodg said:
Yep, husband here, from way back. (2x)
There's actually a mainstream book out now, written by a woman, called "How to F__k a Woman" which explains this dynamic in detail, and offers lots of additional ideas. Personal favorite: "Find Something in the Home That's Broken, and and Fix It Without Being Asked"

If you break it yourself you won't need to waste your time looking.

Littlewoodg

@supadom said:

@Littlewoodg said:
Yep, husband here, from way back. (2x)
There's actually a mainstream book out now, written by a woman, called "How to F__k a Woman" which explains this dynamic in detail, and offers lots of additional ideas. Personal favorite: "Find Something in the Home That's Broken, and and Fix It Without Being Asked"

If you break it yourself you won't need to waste your time looking.

Doing the math now: Fixing is probably worth less precious capital if I did the Breaking, but if I do a whole lot of Breaking-then-Fixing, at high rate of speed...

lukesleepwalker

@supadom said:

@Littlewoodg said:
Yep, husband here, from way back. (2x)
There's actually a mainstream book out now, written by a woman, called "How to F__k a Woman" which explains this dynamic in detail, and offers lots of additional ideas. Personal favorite: "Find Something in the Home That's Broken, and and Fix It Without Being Asked"

If you break it yourself you won't need to waste your time looking.

And you can pick something that is easy to fix.

supadom

@Littlewoodg said:

@supadom said:

@Littlewoodg said:
Yep, husband here, from way back. (2x)
There's actually a mainstream book out now, written by a woman, called "How to F__k a Woman" which explains this dynamic in detail, and offers lots of additional ideas. Personal favorite: "Find Something in the Home That's Broken, and and Fix It Without Being Asked"

If you break it yourself you won't need to waste your time looking.

Doing the math now: Fixing is probably worth less precious capital if I did the Breaking, but if I do a whole lot of Breaking-then-Fixing, at high rate of speed...

Breaking could mean as little as turning the boiler switch off. Then you're off to the boiler room with your tools, iPad and a pair of cans and return after one to three hours (not more of she'll get suspicious) with some grease on your hands. Winning formula all around.

supadom

@lukesleepwalker said:

@supadom said:

@Littlewoodg said:
Yep, husband here, from way back. (2x)
There's actually a mainstream book out now, written by a woman, called "How to F__k a Woman" which explains this dynamic in detail, and offers lots of additional ideas. Personal favorite: "Find Something in the Home That's Broken, and and Fix It Without Being Asked"

If you break it yourself you won't need to waste your time looking.

And you can pick something that is easy to fix.

Smooth!

Littlewoodg

@supadom said:

@Littlewoodg said:

@supadom said:

@Littlewoodg said:
Yep, husband here, from way back. (2x)
There's actually a mainstream book out now, written by a woman, called "How to F__k a Woman" which explains this dynamic in detail, and offers lots of additional ideas. Personal favorite: "Find Something in the Home That's Broken, and and Fix It Without Being Asked"

If you break it yourself you won't need to waste your time looking.

Doing the math now: Fixing is probably worth less precious capital if I did the Breaking, but if I do a whole lot of Breaking-then-Fixing, at high rate of speed...

Breaking could mean as little as turning the boiler switch off. Then you're off to the boiler room with your tools, iPad and a pair of cans and return after one to three hours (not more of she'll get suspicious) with some grease on your hands. Winning formula all around.

Oh my G-d, it's not Breaking, it's "Breaking". Brilliant.

lukesleepwalker

Might use the boiler switch one this weekend!

kobamoto

if you fix things right in the bedroom in the first place, you won't need to break and fix anything else

paradiddle

@jooga1972 Thanks for the info on samplr being updated. It's the app that made me bought an ipad in the 1st place.

Littlewoodg

@kobamoto said:
if you fix things right in the bedroom in the first place, you won't need to break and fix anything else

Have u been married long, Mr K?

supadom

@kobamoto said:
if you fix things right in the bedroom in the first place, you won't need to break and fix anything else

I didn't need to brake or fix anything before my woman became a mother. Different screenplay altogether.

Littlewoodg

@supadom said:

@kobamoto said:
if you fix things right in the bedroom in the first place, you won't need to break and fix anything else

I didn't need to brake or fix anything before by woman became a mother. Different screenplay altogether.

Amazing isn't it. And there's another one coming: menopause! (Bet y'all didn't expect that term to pop up on a Samplr thread...)

supadom

@Littlewoodg said:

@supadom said:

@kobamoto said:
if you fix things right in the bedroom in the first place, you won't need to break and fix anything else

I didn't need to brake or fix anything before by woman became a mother. Different screenplay altogether.

Amazing isn't it. And there's another one coming: menopause! (Bet y'all didn't expect that term to pop up on a Samplr thread...)

Great name for a stutter effect app

Littlewoodg

@supadom said:

@Littlewoodg said:

@supadom said:

@kobamoto said:
if you fix things right in the bedroom in the first place, you won't need to break and fix anything else

I didn't need to brake or fix anything before by woman became a mother. Different screenplay altogether.

Amazing isn't it. And there's another one coming: menopause! (Bet y'all didn't expect that term to pop up on a Samplr thread...)

Great name for a stutter effect app

That's the third time you made me laugh out loud today...that same term would make a lesser man's nut snack retract.

asnor

@JohnnyGoodyear said:
Wish we could figure out a way to go rake his lawn, sing his kid to sleep, to give him more time to get in the back room and write code....

have the kid rake the lawn