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Sector

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  • cronycrony

    It's perfect to me already... :)

  • cronycrony
    edited September 2018

    Oh, I've got a better one : could you add swing ? :D

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @j_liljedahl
    Can - in theory - SECTOR automatically read audio files from AudioShare like AUM does?
    Is there a way to extract audio from backup SECTOR projects (with imported audio) on pc/mac? :)

  • FlightManualFlightManual
    edited September 2019

    Sector is a top 3 app for me.

    Because I set up a template with all the warps and stuff mapped out, I could then just import loops and they sounded awesome.

    Tips & Tricks

    1: A secret between you and me: If you have 32 sectors, map 8 with a 25% probability to go to 1, 9 , 17 and 25. Map 16, 24, and 32 the same way. Map 4 with a 10% probability to go to 13, 21 and 29, leaving a 70% chance to continue to the next value, which is 5. Do the same for 12, 20, and 28, leaving 70% probability to continue through. Transitions will sound magically musical.

    2: Because midi is mappable to triggers, all 32 triggers are available on my Akai to trigger manually.

    3: If you map your 32 sectors, you can also trigger them in a step sequencer.

    4: Watch your loops... If they arrive at the next sector too early, slow it down, if there is a gap, speed it up: Then, reimport the sample with the new tempo. Should clean up. Also, you can half or double the tempo speed and reimport the sample too.

    1. I always lock tempo and pitch, but that is me.

    It's just math.

    Jungle is massive.

  • raimundoarriagadaraimundoarriagada

    Still using it, one of my fav drum/sampler "sequencer/warper" haha

    Still trying to do some 6/8 jungle kind off with this one. And yes .... it's a instant jungle/dnb machine and other things too.

  • j_liljedahlj_liljedahl

    @recccp said:
    @j_liljedahl
    Can - in theory - SECTOR automatically read audio files from AudioShare like AUM does?

    Yes, in theory that would be possible to add. I should do that.. :)

  • david_2017david_2017
    edited September 2019

    Oh my gosh, THAT would be brilliant !!! Thanks @j_liljedahl

  • u0421793u0421793

    If anyone is new to Sector, I did a WFTKnobs several years ago on just the MAP, SEQ and WRP buttons:

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Sector is my secret weapon for glitchy-wonky drums. Please don’t forget this brilliant.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @j_liljedahl said:

    @recccp said:
    @j_liljedahl
    Can - in theory - SECTOR automatically read audio files from AudioShare like AUM does?

    Yes, in theory that would be possible to add. I should do that.. :)

    Yay :)
    Thanks!

  • bennorlandbennorland

    @recccp said:

    @j_liljedahl said:

    @recccp said:
    @j_liljedahl
    Can - in theory - SECTOR automatically read audio files from AudioShare like AUM does?

    Yes, in theory that would be possible to add. I should do that.. :)

    Yay :)
    Thanks!

    Double Yay :)
    Would be a super useful thing to add!
    Thanks too!

  • jolicojolico
    edited September 2019

    @j_liljedahl said:
    Nah.. it's more like this:

    Ok. Here’s what I want.

    AUFX to be AuV3

    AudioShare to host AuV3

    AudioShare to have an “Auto Loop Rearranger”

    Sector to work on iPhone

    Please please please please please

    Thanks

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited September 2019

    actually i was thinking that @j_liljedahl should integrate the AUFX into AUM as node, also add midi and audio looping as nodes and just release AUM 2! This way you get to have existing users to pay for the upgrade price and you can increase the overall price of AUM 2 somewhat for the new features.

  • KorakiosKorakios

    @j_liljedahl maybe a Sector2 AU upgrade app at least ?

  • Michael_R_GrantMichael_R_Grant

    OMG I completely forgot about Sector. What an amazing app, I must get back to it.

  • KorakiosKorakios

    In the beginning I found Sector not musical until I messed with the sequencer. That way I can force some stability on the probability chaos ;)

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    I would be happy if AUM could playback SECTOR projects. Basically a second audio/loop player with only the 3x4 buttons to switch states.
    The only ‘problem’ with SECTOR is that it can play only one loop at a time.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    On a second thought, IAA is soon to be gone... and SECTOR is definitely worth saving, so AU it is :smiley:

  • mrrainmrrain

    @FlightManual said:
    Sector is a top 3 app for me.

    Because I set up a template with all the warps and stuff mapped out, I could then just import loops and they sounded awesome.

    Tips & Tricks

    1: A secret between you and me: If you have 32 sectors, map 8 with a 25% probability to go to 1, 9 , 17 and 25. Map 16, 24, and 32 the same way. Map 4 with a 10% probability to go to 13, 21 and 29, leaving a 70% chance to continue to the next value, which is 5. Do the same for 12, 20, and 28, leaving 70% probability to continue through. Transitions will sound magically musical.

    2: Because midi is mappable to triggers, all 32 triggers are available on my Akai to trigger manually.

    3: If you map your 32 sectors, you can also trigger them in a step sequencer.

    4: Watch your loops... If they arrive at the next sector too early, slow it down, if there is a gap, speed it up: Then, reimport the sample with the new tempo. Should clean up. Also, you can half or double the tempo speed and reimport the sample too.

    1. I always lock tempo and pitch, but that is me.

    It's just math.

    Jungle is massive.

    huge thanks for this

  • OscarSouthOscarSouth

    If only it didn't already work so perfectly for all it's intended use cases, we could get some more of those sweet new features in this thing.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @recccp said:
    On a second thought, IAA is soon to be gone... and SECTOR is definitely worth saving, so AU it is :smiley:

    Soon?

    It is not known when IAA will be gone. Some deprecated calls disappear after a few years some after many.

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @mrrain said:

    @FlightManual said:
    Sector is a top 3 app for me.

    Because I set up a template with all the warps and stuff mapped out, I could then just import loops and they sounded awesome.

    Tips & Tricks

    1: A secret between you and me: If you have 32 sectors, map 8 with a 25% probability to go to 1, 9 , 17 and 25. Map 16, 24, and 32 the same way. Map 4 with a 10% probability to go to 13, 21 and 29, leaving a 70% chance to continue to the next value, which is 5. Do the same for 12, 20, and 28, leaving 70% probability to continue through. Transitions will sound magically musical.

    2: Because midi is mappable to triggers, all 32 triggers are available on my Akai to trigger manually.

    3: If you map your 32 sectors, you can also trigger them in a step sequencer.

    4: Watch your loops... If they arrive at the next sector too early, slow it down, if there is a gap, speed it up: Then, reimport the sample with the new tempo. Should clean up. Also, you can half or double the tempo speed and reimport the sample too.

    1. I always lock tempo and pitch, but that is me.

    It's just math.

    Jungle is massive.

    huge thanks for this

    Cool tips! Tx

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @espiegel123 said:

    @recccp said:
    On a second thought, IAA is soon to be gone... and SECTOR is definitely worth saving, so AU it is :smiley:

    Soon?

    It is not known when IAA will be gone. Some deprecated calls disappear after a few years some after many.

    True, but I expect - or hope - this will go down a bit faster.
    IAA was always a mess, if from now iOS update breaks functionality there will barely be an official guide. And my gut feeling is that coming updates will break older apps even more than it did in the past.
    Looks like Apple is finally addressing better multicore support with better multitasking etc. to justify the "pro" tag and older apps just weren't made for that.
    We'll see :)

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @recccp said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @recccp said:
    On a second thought, IAA is soon to be gone... and SECTOR is definitely worth saving, so AU it is :smiley:

    Soon?

    It is not known when IAA will be gone. Some deprecated calls disappear after a few years some after many.

    True, but I expect - or hope - this will go down a bit faster.
    IAA was always a mess, if from now iOS update breaks functionality there will barely be an official guide. And my gut feeling is that coming updates will break older apps even more than it did in the past.
    Looks like Apple is finally addressing better multicore support with better multitasking etc. to justify the "pro" tag and older apps just weren't made for that.
    We'll see :)

    I disagree that "IAA is always a mess". It seems like unuseful hyperbole. I use whatever tools get the job done. Sometimes that is AU and sometimes that is IAA. Some IAA apps are among the most solid and mature apps there are.

    There are plenty of unreliable AUs and plenty of reliable IAA apps. It is factually incorrect to imply that all IAA apps are a mess.

    And AU doesn't even make sense for all apps. Some apps make sense as hosts -- and we'll still want some way for hosts to talk to each other.

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @espiegel123 said:

    @recccp said:

    @espiegel123 said:

    @recccp said:
    On a second thought, IAA is soon to be gone... and SECTOR is definitely worth saving, so AU it is :smiley:

    Soon?

    It is not known when IAA will be gone. Some deprecated calls disappear after a few years some after many.

    True, but I expect - or hope - this will go down a bit faster.
    IAA was always a mess, if from now iOS update breaks functionality there will barely be an official guide. And my gut feeling is that coming updates will break older apps even more than it did in the past.
    Looks like Apple is finally addressing better multicore support with better multitasking etc. to justify the "pro" tag and older apps just weren't made for that.
    We'll see :)

    I disagree that "IAA is always a mess". It seems like unuseful hyperbole. I use whatever tools get the job done. Sometimes that is AU and sometimes that is IAA. Some IAA apps are among the most solid and mature apps there are.

    There are plenty of unreliable AUs and plenty of reliable IAA apps. It is factually incorrect to imply that all IAA apps are a mess.

    And AU doesn't even make sense for all apps. Some apps make sense as hosts -- and we'll still want some way for hosts to talk to each other.

    Fair.

  • FlightManualFlightManual

    @mrrain said:

    @FlightManual said:
    Sector is a top 3 app for me.

    Because I set up a template with all the warps and stuff mapped out, I could then just import loops and they sounded awesome.

    Tips & Tricks

    1: A secret between you and me: If you have 32 sectors, map 8 with a 25% probability to go to 1, 9 , 17 and 25. Map 16, 24, and 32 the same way. Map 4 with a 10% probability to go to 13, 21 and 29, leaving a 70% chance to continue to the next value, which is 5. Do the same for 12, 20, and 28, leaving 70% probability to continue through. Transitions will sound magically musical.

    2: Because midi is mappable to triggers, all 32 triggers are available on my Akai to trigger manually.

    3: If you map your 32 sectors, you can also trigger them in a step sequencer.

    4: Watch your loops... If they arrive at the next sector too early, slow it down, if there is a gap, speed it up: Then, reimport the sample with the new tempo. Should clean up. Also, you can half or double the tempo speed and reimport the sample too.

    1. I always lock tempo and pitch, but that is me.

    It's just math.

    Jungle is massive.

    huge thanks for this

    Thank you for the thank you.

    In action....

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    @FlightManual said:

    @mrrain said:

    @FlightManual said:
    Sector is a top 3 app for me.

    Because I set up a template with all the warps and stuff mapped out, I could then just import loops and they sounded awesome.

    Tips & Tricks

    1: A secret between you and me: If you have 32 sectors, map 8 with a 25% probability to go to 1, 9 , 17 and 25. Map 16, 24, and 32 the same way. Map 4 with a 10% probability to go to 13, 21 and 29, leaving a 70% chance to continue to the next value, which is 5. Do the same for 12, 20, and 28, leaving 70% probability to continue through. Transitions will sound magically musical.

    2: Because midi is mappable to triggers, all 32 triggers are available on my Akai to trigger manually.

    3: If you map your 32 sectors, you can also trigger them in a step sequencer.

    4: Watch your loops... If they arrive at the next sector too early, slow it down, if there is a gap, speed it up: Then, reimport the sample with the new tempo. Should clean up. Also, you can half or double the tempo speed and reimport the sample too.

    1. I always lock tempo and pitch, but that is me.

    It's just math.

    Jungle is massive.

    huge thanks for this

    Thank you for the thank you.

    In action....

    Beautiful!

  • JohnnyGoodyearJohnnyGoodyear

    @espiegel123 said:

    @FlightManual said:

    @mrrain said:

    @FlightManual said:
    Sector is a top 3 app for me.

    Because I set up a template with all the warps and stuff mapped out, I could then just import loops and they sounded awesome.

    Tips & Tricks

    1: A secret between you and me: If you have 32 sectors, map 8 with a 25% probability to go to 1, 9 , 17 and 25. Map 16, 24, and 32 the same way. Map 4 with a 10% probability to go to 13, 21 and 29, leaving a 70% chance to continue to the next value, which is 5. Do the same for 12, 20, and 28, leaving 70% probability to continue through. Transitions will sound magically musical.

    2: Because midi is mappable to triggers, all 32 triggers are available on my Akai to trigger manually.

    3: If you map your 32 sectors, you can also trigger them in a step sequencer.

    4: Watch your loops... If they arrive at the next sector too early, slow it down, if there is a gap, speed it up: Then, reimport the sample with the new tempo. Should clean up. Also, you can half or double the tempo speed and reimport the sample too.

    1. I always lock tempo and pitch, but that is me.

    It's just math.

    Jungle is massive.

    huge thanks for this

    Thank you for the thank you.

    In action....

    Beautiful!

    +1

  • espiegel123espiegel123

    I hope folks won't mind my (re)posting a link to part 1 (part 2 coming soon) of a demo of using Sector to create grooves from drones and the like:

  • robosardinerobosardine

    @espiegel123 said:
    I hope folks won't mind my (re)posting a link to part 1 (part 2 coming soon) of a demo of using Sector to create grooves from drones and the like:

    That’s a great idea for using Sector- I’m not a drone fan by any means - but I will be experimenting with them now for sure now I can groovify them.
    What’s in part 2? 😃

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