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Auria Pro questions for existing users

gonekrazy3000gonekrazy3000
in General App Discussion

Hey guys.

Been thinking of grabbing Auria Pro for a while but I had a few questions.
1) how rock solid is it's midi clock sync ? Does it sync well to modstep ? Or AUM ?
2) does it support audiobus multi inputs ?
3) does it come with a good sidechain plugin ? If not is there an Iap that lets you sidechain?
4) last but not least. Does it state save apps loaded into it ?

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  • Kaikoo2Kaikoo2
    edited June 2016

    My CC guru, it does everything quite excellent.

    Only 4 big problems for me, personally.

    1. It allows you to clock other apps. It is hard to let other apps to clock it. I said apps, not hardware. Don't get me wrong.
    2. There is no internal formal keyboard
    3. It is hard to switch, arrange, viewing and tweaking plugins together, that is not possible without big underneath refurbish.
    4. No individual track looping concept
  • gonekrazy3000gonekrazy3000
    edited June 2016

    @Kaikoo2 said:
    My CC guru, it does everything quite excellent.

    Only 4 big problems for me, personally.

    1. It allows you to clock other apps. It is hard to let other apps to clock it. I said apps, not hardware. Don't get me wrong.
    2. There is no internal formal keyboard
    3. It is hard to switch, arrange, viewing and tweaking plugins together, that is not possible without big underneath refurbish.
    4. No individual track looping concept

    Damn. Just 1) is pretty much a deal breaker for me. I intended on using modstep as primary clock source since it has ableton link as well which auria does not.

    2) don't really need a software keyboard since I use hardware 99% of the time. Atleast 1 Keith Macmillan K-board is always in my bag alongside my iPad.

    3)that sounds like another deal breaker :/

    4) so no track looping whatsoever ? Another deal breaker.

    I guess no auria for now :(

    Maybe cubasis might be a better fit. I actually tried it on a friend's ipad but I think it lacks sidechaining too...

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @gonekrazy3000 said:
    Hey guys.

    Been thinking of grabbing Auria Pro for a while but I had a few questions.
    1) how rock solid is it's midi clock sync ? Does it sync well to modstep ? Or AUM ?
    2) does it support audiobus multi inputs ?
    3) does it come with a good sidechain plugin ? If not is there an Iap that lets you sidechain?
    4) last but not least. Does it state save apps loaded into it ?

    It's a cathedral missing the odd abattoir, but it's the closest thing to heaven's DAW we sinners have got so far...

  • Kaikoo2Kaikoo2

    CC guru, please edit my text, because I re fix my words.

  • Kaikoo2Kaikoo2

    @gonekrazy3000 said:

    @Kaikoo2 said:
    My CC guru, it does everything quite excellent.

    Only 4 big problems for me, personally.

    1. It allows you to clock other apps. It is hard to let other apps to clock it. I said apps, not hardware. Don't get me wrong.
    2. There is internal formal keyboard
    3. It is hard to switch and arrange and viewing and tweaking plugin together, that is not possible without big underneath refurbish.
    4. No individual track looping concept

    Damn. Just 1) is pretty much a deal breaker for me. I intended on using modstep as primary clock source since it has ableton link as well which auria does not.

    2) don't really need a software keyboard since I use hardware 99% of the time. Atleast 1 Keith Macmillan K-board is always in my bag alongside my iPad.

    3)that sounds like another deal breaker :/

    4) so no track looping whatsoever ? Another deal breaker.

    I guess no auria for now :(

    Maybe cubasis might be a better fit. I actually tried it on a friend's ipad but I think it lacks sidechaining too...

    Cubasis? Gosh, I think you just too bored, trying to burning your money.

  • gonekrazy3000gonekrazy3000

    @Kaikoo2 said:

    @gonekrazy3000 said:

    @Kaikoo2 said:
    My CC guru, it does everything quite excellent.

    Only 4 big problems for me, personally.

    1. It allows you to clock other apps. It is hard to let other apps to clock it. I said apps, not hardware. Don't get me wrong.
    2. There is internal formal keyboard
    3. It is hard to switch and arrange and viewing and tweaking plugin together, that is not possible without big underneath refurbish.
    4. No individual track looping concept

    Damn. Just 1) is pretty much a deal breaker for me. I intended on using modstep as primary clock source since it has ableton link as well which auria does not.

    2) don't really need a software keyboard since I use hardware 99% of the time. Atleast 1 Keith Macmillan K-board is always in my bag alongside my iPad.

    3)that sounds like another deal breaker :/

    4) so no track looping whatsoever ? Another deal breaker.

    I guess no auria for now :(

    Maybe cubasis might be a better fit. I actually tried it on a friend's ipad but I think it lacks sidechaining too...

    Cubasis? Gosh, I think you just too bored, trying to burning your money.

    Lol. I just need something to edit my external synths with. On PC I have ableton but when travelling I usually only carry an iPad and the volcas. Was just wondering what I can use. Didnt mean I'd actually buy cubasis lol.

  • Kaikoo2Kaikoo2

    @gonekrazy3000 said:

    @Kaikoo2 said:

    @gonekrazy3000 said:

    @Kaikoo2 said:
    My CC guru, it does everything quite excellent.

    Only 4 big problems for me, personally.

    1. It allows you to clock other apps. It is hard to let other apps to clock it. I said apps, not hardware. Don't get me wrong.
    2. There is internal formal keyboard
    3. It is hard to switch and arrange and viewing and tweaking plugin together, that is not possible without big underneath refurbish.
    4. No individual track looping concept

    Damn. Just 1) is pretty much a deal breaker for me. I intended on using modstep as primary clock source since it has ableton link as well which auria does not.

    2) don't really need a software keyboard since I use hardware 99% of the time. Atleast 1 Keith Macmillan K-board is always in my bag alongside my iPad.

    3)that sounds like another deal breaker :/

    4) so no track looping whatsoever ? Another deal breaker.

    I guess no auria for now :(

    Maybe cubasis might be a better fit. I actually tried it on a friend's ipad but I think it lacks sidechaining too...

    Cubasis? Gosh, I think you just too bored, trying to burning your money.

    Lol. I just need something to edit my external synths with. On PC I have ableton but when travelling I usually only carry an iPad and the volcas. Was just wondering what I can use. Didnt mean I'd actually buy cubasis lol.

    Not buying ? Take this guy and shoot. Ask this kind of serious question. Go ahead, shoot this CC guru... LOL o:)

  • theconnactictheconnactic

    The FabFilter ProC, ProMB, ProG, Saturn, Volcano and Timeless plug-ins can all do side chain.

  • theconnactictheconnactic

    In fact, I didn't understand why Kaikoo, who is a black belt in Auria Pro-jitsu, said it's not possible to do side chain with Auria.

  • Kaikoo2Kaikoo2

    @theconnactic said:
    In fact, I didn't understand why Kaikoo, who is a black belt in Auria Pro-jitsu, said it's not possible to do side chain with Auria.

    No, I didn't say that :)

  • gonekrazy3000gonekrazy3000

    @theconnactic said:
    In fact, I didn't understand why Kaikoo, who is a black belt in Auria Pro-jitsu, said it's not possible to do side chain with Auria.

    He didn't say it cannot actually. he said it can do all i asked for. he just pointed out 4 other problems with it.

  • theconnactictheconnactic

    My bad, I read it fast and wrong. :D

  • gonekrazy3000gonekrazy3000

    to be fair. on further consideration it might be worth grabbing it even with the clock and loop problems. out of curiousity how expensive would it be if i grabbed ProC, ProMB, ProG, Saturn, Volcano and Timeless ?
    along with auria ? not 100$+ i hope.

  • Kaikoo2Kaikoo2
    edited June 2016

    He wants me pull over for shooting :'(

    TheConnatic is actually real Auria musician, I hurt his feeling. :)

  • mschenkel.itmschenkel.it

    360$

  • gonekrazy3000gonekrazy3000
    edited June 2016

    @mschenkel.it said:
    360$

    ouch. thats how more than i paid for my ableton suite upgrade D=
    i think i'll pass for now. all i really need is Aufx:Push to become an au. then i'm sorted :)

  • theconnactictheconnactic

    Well, I opened the Auria Store and these are the current prices:

    Pro C2 - $29.99
    Pro MB - $39.99
    Pro G - $29.99
    Saturn - $19.99
    Volcano2 - $19.99
    Timeless2 - $19.99

    So I guess yes, unfortunately it would go north of $100 to rule it all. Bear in mind these are direct ports of their desktop counterparts, meaning you get great value (I know a friend who uses Logic Pro X but bought Auria just to use the FabFilters, since a single FabFilter plugin for the mac costs near $200, and the total bundle costs almost $1000!).

  • Kaikoo2Kaikoo2
    edited June 2016

    There are two more tutorial apps on Fab.

    After two courses, you will have no fears on Twin2 and fx.

  • theconnactictheconnactic

    @mschenkel.it said:
    360$

    In fact, $210. $360 would be for the entire plugin pack.

  • mschenkel.itmschenkel.it

    @theconnactic said:

    @mschenkel.it said:
    360$

    In fact, $210. $360 would be for the entire plugin pack.

    Yup just noticed it wasn't asked for the full suite

  • theconnactictheconnactic

    P.S.: $210 including the $50 for Auria Pro, which comes with FabFilter Twin and One for free!

  • gonekrazy3000gonekrazy3000
    edited June 2016

    @theconnactic said:
    P.S.: $210 including the $50 for Auria Pro, which comes with FabFilter Twin and One for free!

    to be honest it seems like the only thing i actually need from all of those is the pro c2. (have au's that do pretty much everything else i need. will just feed in aum channels via audiobus into auria.) i'm assuming
    auria pro allows multiple instances ? if yes that makes it a grand total of 80$. which is a lot more
    palatable.....

  • theconnactictheconnactic

    Yes, multiple instances, as with all Auria plugins by the way, but be sure to set the buffer size to 4096 or freeze tracks if you're not on the iPad Pro or at least the Air2...

  • ReidReid

    @gonekrazy3000 FYI, last year the Fabs went on sale at the end of the year. I don't remember exactly what the discount was, but it was around 30 or 40 percent.

  • gonekrazy3000gonekrazy3000

    @theconnactic said:
    Yes, multiple instances, as with all Auria plugins by the way, but be sure to set the buffer size to 4096 or freeze tracks if you're not on the iPad Pro or at least the Air2...

    own an air2 currently. so should be fine with say 3-4 instances.

    @Reid said:
    @gonekrazy3000 FYI, last year the Fabs went on sale at the end of the year. I don't remember exactly what the discount was, but it was around 30 or 40 percent.

    I remember seeing that but at the time i just had a lowly Ipad3 :(

  • markkmarkk

    A possibly silly question: when you freeze an IAA synth's track in Auria, no wave file is produced the way it is in Cubasis. Am I missing something>

  • theconnactictheconnactic

    If there is sound, there is the wav file. In Auria, when a track is frozen, everything is bounced to audio, but you cannot edit or do anything to or with this bounced audio. If you want a new editable/movable wav file from a MIDI track or another audio track, you should bounce in place (menu Process/Bounce Track In Place).

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