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Yes my projects are building up quickly after my recent loss and reload of my whole iPad. Would love a quick way to back up projects to Dropbox, I would be more upset now at losing some of the weird but great chops happening. Blocs really is the best ideas generator I have on iOS
to be fair. they can keep it as simple as it currently is. just add either clip triggers via touch or miidi and add 8 IAA or audiobus outs so that people who want super complex can do it in AUM. they dont need to add literally anything else. not even effects. this way both camps stay happy. tweakers and basic users alike
i export slices to audioshare. which i then transfer to my pc so i have slice backups. blocs can export to it directly.
Yep but exports each as a new wave, not the originals with cut points. I sometimes play the bars of each cut and arrange them as needed. Setting it all up again for each project with the new loops is possible, but would take lots of time.
A bank save for projects would help if a loss occurred
Update looks awesome. I like that this app is not trying to be anything more than a fun simple way to experiment with mashing up loops. And by the way, I have to compliment the quality of the loop packs, drums especially. Would like to see a few more fully cooked melodies to chop but whatever, that's why you can record your own.
I just nailed the surface and have to say this app is amazing. I'm agreed with Reid, probably because as a mini-amateur this is more than enough for me. But, in the other hand, I understand the dev's perspective.
The app has grow up a lot in a short time. Probably is too son for Blocs Wave Pro, but who knows?
Thanks to the dev. 5 stars app.
@gonekrazy3000 I am a drama queen. I like to think of myself as passionate.
I agree I went on too long.
that flatten feature is a wonderful sight to behold, thank you for going in this direction, btw how's the panning coming?
just a sidenote for folks quoting other options, I wish you'd list those other options because I don't know of anything else like this in ios?
respectfully db909, the dev never said the app was meant to be 'a fun simple way to experiment with mashing up loops', they said quite the opposite, and it was meant to be a serious sample slicing beatmaking solution.... just wanted to put that out there for clarity so there aren't any misunderstandings like there were with the direction of the Auxy app.
there's nothing from preventing this app from being mucho grande fun as well as the quite capable sample slicing, mangling, and beatmaking app it was meant to be.
@Launchpadforios thanks for the sneak of the new update and thanks for listening .
Found out that Modstep doesn't like some of the longer filenames that Blocs can produce, had to shorten them down to sequence all the bits in Modstep, though I am still adapting (slowly) to the clip-launching approach. This is mostly done with the Slicer, definitely all the stuff from iDensity and Mitosynth is sliced, I'm digging thru the dusty sample folders looking for stuff to cut up. Feel kinda dirty using pre-fab loops for the backing but I can't cease from liking those bass loops & they're better than what I would spend three days trying to top...
Good stuff!!
ah thats whats going on! filenames being too long. wondered why blocs samples in modstep went dead. thank you!
Yep. spent half an hour investigating, glad it was of some use to more than myself.
Like!
I have to wake up in 2 hours, I should probably stop abusively slicing an already-Turnado'd Siri...
Dunno what this means but I like the sound of it...
Could I suggest that the clear icon is given a dual purpose in slice recording mode.
While the recording icon is lit - pressing/holding the erase icon - this will record segments of silence as opposed to sliced audio material into the clip segment - his will help clean up any rogue audio that often seems to slip in when recording sliced audio material. If the finger is lifted at any time silence will no longer be recorded.
Then to reintroduce the original functionality of the erase icon - adjust it so that a press and drag down gesture ( as per the gesture to de/activate the eight clip tabs in the main interface) deletes the sliced audio recording segment it is entirity.
Otherwise BW with its most recent update has become fully awesome!@!
The only other similar suggestion would be to somehow use the clip volume slider on the right while in slice record mode to change the level of the slice recordings - this would allow a rudimentary formation of volume envelopes to be written into the samples and indeed would be another way to strip in silence into the slice recordings.
I do agree with other postings though that part of what makes BW so awesome is the simplicity of its interface.
I really love this app. One thing that would push it over the edge in terms of creativity would be pitch on slice. I guess this will be complicated because of the timestretch/pitch shift stuff but if pulled off will be incredible
One of our guys (Cain) in the office just did this. Hope you like it.
Blocs Wave | recreate OneMoreTime from the original using slice mode
LET'S DO THE SHOW RIGHT HERE!
So simple but effective use of the sample
Love Blocs Wave. Very cool.
Well whatever, I bought it, am enjoying it, like the direction it's going in, and all is well.
I don't know if its possible to have different keys at the same time. I mean: Bass is 'C' , Melodic 'F'.
For sure, you can record a loop in 'F', export it, and import it saying is ''C', but that would be a pain for a lot of loops.
^^ best post, sorry db, it was looking like folks were starting to compliment the batter in the mixing bowl before the cake was done. If you've been following the launchpad app and blocs from the beginning you'll know that it was a bit of a miracle getting to this point. Every single slicer on iOS is unfinished right now so I guess I'm a little prone to panicking about the state of sampling on the platform.
First slicer I've used. It's pretty much introduced me to the concept, so another plus for blocs showing me new things.
I haven't experimented enough with the key-shifting, but perhaps you can change how the loops play together in/out of key by changing (i.e. mislabeling) the key-labeling for a loop in the attributes tab(?)
And reverse per slice
Yes. But as far I know, the change affect to all of them at the same time. I'd like 'transpose' every bloc individually.