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  • I'm doing my best trying to find bugs and things the best I can by abusing the app way beyond what is considered 'normal'. Beta #19 is quite good already and I do feel we'll get an ETA soonish but I expect at least a few more betas before prime-time...

  • @Cib said:

    True....they should take the time they need to get it out bug free (at least that it don´t feel like an open beta).
    BUT, if they won´t have a bunch of tutorials, a well written manual pdf and demos at release and all the bells and whistles i expect after the hype, i will be dissapointed....and no, i don´t mean those 30 seconds promotional you-tube stuff. And i hope they know how to make a stereo delay yet :D
    And of course i hope they stay to their own words, that also a OSX/macOS version will come.
    Would be great to have it on the big screen and for the hardcore mobile.

    I agree. Good release needs a properly working bug free product, proper promo, manuals, and preferably tutorials as well and some transparency/communication between devs and community about how the product is received and to know about and handle potential issues that users might have with the product etc etc.

    Also while i personally rather use ipad than laptop, i think desktop version would be really cool. Being on bm3 beta and having been using maschine some, i could easily see myself choosing bm3 with some midi controller over the regular maschine or maschine micro(maschine studio i might take over it).

    Ps. im quite sure they know how to make a stereo delay :D

  • edited April 2017

    @ToMess said:
    Also while i personally rather use ipad than laptop, i think desktop version would be really cool. Being on bm3 beta and having been using maschine some, i could easily see myself choosing bm3 with some midi controller over the regular maschine or maschine micro(maschine studio i might take over it).

    Ps. im quite sure they know how to make a stereo delay :D

    Try some 'advanced' stuff ;)

    Enable 'stretch' on the sample, add a step-modulator to the tune knob, set it's range to +24, set the length to 64 and sync the speed to 1/16 and go wild by tuning every 16th note of the sample for 4 bars without affecting the speed.

    Another way would be to have stretch enabled using legato and 'play' the tuning of the sample while preserving speed.

  • I'd be curious to see how a desktop version would stand up to Maschine. It would be cool to see an iOS rooted app beat a desktop rooted app.

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