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Upside 1: maney saved on IAPs
Upside 2: learning to program own presets.
Win win situation. Other than the skins. Not too fussed about those personally.
Can you play single notes on the xy pad or is everything an arp?
Home. Beer about to be opened. 4 pages of forum posts read throughout the day. Just about to boot up the iPad and buy the thing.
Anyone bought the IAPs ? Are there different filters in them (I see three as it is) or is it a graphic things with extra presets ?
Ta !
I'm digging this quite a lot, but 5 instances brought my Air2 to 'crackle hell', something that has never happened to me with Gadget thus far. I'm finding it a tad buggy too, anyone else ?
Better follow that beer up with some caffeine. Could be a long night. I bought it this AM and have it keeps drawing me back into its grips!
82: Squawker
87: Molten Air
Sadly I've got a ton of work on this week.
But...
It's a tad buggy on my end as well. The sliders are a bit fidgety and seem to want to jump back a few ticks from where you left them when you release your finger. And I noticed in the standalone that sometimes the keys appear to be stuck in their down position even though they aren't playing a note. Maybe that is some sort of goofy twist to make it look a bit road-worn and old? Those are the only two things I've encountered, neither of which are a big deal. Got about 8-10 instances running on a Pro before the it started to protest my exhubernace. But those were all running pretty simple waveforms, minimal effects, and no automation. 5 instances seems about right if you're going deep with it......?
Out of interest, anyone know if the factory patches are the same as they are on the hardware?
And 77:Poppy Garden
(Some great patch names too)
Thanks so much! I was not familiar with his work . I like it a lot!
Wow!! I mean, we are really reaching limits in term of power with those new apps. 5 instances with automation on an IPad Pro it's crazy!! I thought it would be able to handle at least 10 instances before beginning to complaint or some.
No patches on hardware
Right...
Fook me...
Had about 15 mins playing with this in Gadget and... WOW
This is a total game changer for Gadget, right?
@Samu @pierre @anyoneelse
back me up here, dudes...
I mean every other Gadget synth has so many compromises (cross modulation but no envelopes; envelopes but no LFO; no chorus; only monophonic; no PWM etc etc etc)
But isn't this the holy grail? Doesn't it suddenly have everything possibly needed for analog substractive synthesis?
Phoenix is probably my current go to Gadget analog synth. But this seems to have, like, 10 times as many knobs! I'm actually going to have to learn what half of them really do.
Ok, so you can't use more than 5 at a time without crackles. I think I can probably live with that
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Ah, of course. Thanks...
Agreed, it's worth using Gadget for this and nothing else. Obviously AU would be better, but Gadget'll do fer now. It's a cpu beast yes, but on a par with Model 15 in some ways. A shame it doesn't have Moog's completism with midi learn etc but maybe that'll come later.
I for one am tickled pink. Haven't had much time with it but yeah, next level shit. All i need now is a recorder gadget, 16 bars, or better yet a amp simulator recorder gadget. Then i would stay inside gadget until the mix down phase.
Auto Accompaniment Arranger Gadget based on the Korg i30 Interactive Arranger Workstation, that would be awesome! They can even sell style packs and make a lot of IAP cash.
If gadget could freeze and flatten track to audio I'd be in heaven.
can't you just mute all tracks but the one you want flattened and export audio?
I think it can....? @Matt_Fletcher_2000 ? Can't you freeze audio in Gadget, or did I have another weird dream about freezing random bits of audio??
We have become spoiled. I am constantly amazed at Korg's ability to constantly churn out world-class, quality products at such an amazing rate at a very affordable price. I feel blessed. They do it without a lot of over-the-top promotions such as announcing it years in advance, announcing a date of an announcement, etc. They come hard and they come correct!
Now about that work you've got to do
It is quite a leap forward even outside of Gadget, as a digital audio "thing" it's pushing things along. DId you read about the modeling process on the Korg website? I imagine that has a lot to do with its hunger for CPU meals. I know with DIVA on my desktop, that synth can suck down a lot of resources, but I could care less. Apparently a vast majority of those resources are dedicated to the filters. Makes sense I guess. Will be interesting to see how this new KORG offering fares against the desktop rival from G-Force. We must see.
EDIT: watch the YouTube tutorials from G-Force. That guy knows the Odyssey inside and out, and he really dives into its history and the how and why it exists. As well as how to program it, and what all the parameters do. Particularly the duophonic modes. THAT is a REALLY interesting way to play / perform!
Can anyway figure out if it's possible to transfer sounds from the full app to the Gadget version?
Aww dammit...You're right! They are MIA in Gadget. Create your patches in Gadget I guess is the lesson?
Yah tis a shame.
Anyone able to switch portamento on and off with the switch? Seems only reducing the time to zero works.
And Korg. Great synth, but the unison and voices switching is so tiny I can hardly see them, let alone change them. They are actually better on the Gadget version!
That IS great. Close encounters with an apologetic sledgehammer...
Oh my! Totally loving this! The Arp Odyssey was my first synth, and the instrument on which I learned to program, so many years ago. Now I just finger my surface and there it is! Thank you, Korg for expanding and reconnecting my app-titude! (And Alan R. Pearlman ... and Roger Powell, for helping me to realize my born-to-synthesize potential of yore!)