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BM2 was not a good workflow to me for beatmaking which is why i gravitated towards impc Pro. Now with all the short comings of impc pro and what i'm reading and seeing so far, im ready for a change and hoping for the best.
I'm still holding off on that purchases until I see this. I'm bad for having a bunch of gear.I managed to have jsut my ipad and Ableton live. I would love to keep a iPad only set up. Less to think about
I appreciate your enthusiasm, but it half as good as BM2, I will be using it half as much of never.
For most of us who deleted/gave up using BM2 because of the flow (or lack thereof) spending money on or being blown away by BM3 will not be about widgets or esoteric capabilities but about the ease of writing, creating and arranging.
SING IT.
(This is the truth for all developers. I just want a decent black wool sweater. I don't want a contrast color at the collar. I don't want a fucking zipper on it. I don't want a logo sewn on the hem. I want a decent sweater. That's it.)
I recently started selling som gear on ebay cuz i had a bunch of gear also.
Exactly!!!
I won't even discuss with someone thinking that iMPC Pro could be better than BM2... Just kidding... Not completely in facts... Lol lol lol
edit : I agree that BM2 workflow was not intuitive... But I still prefer a complicated workflow than a limited, buggy and unstable app...
Lol. The ease of chopping samples, the timeline, per sequence bpm, mixer with regular length faders, song mode was enough of a reason for me. The workflow is there, the problems are with the many bugs/crashes, export capabilities and the fact that if i have an ios instruments open the same time as impc(background) and try to play that instrument ro get ideas goimg with a midi controller i somewhow affect impc's weird midi settings for play, 16 level ect. That shit gets on my nerves.
Will it be a universal app? Meaning, can I drag out the iPad 3 and buy it the day it's released and have it for iPhone when the universal update is released?
BM2 question: anyone has a template for recording midi input from another app like say KRFT into separate midi tracks in BM2?
I do this in Cubasis on iPad but can't get it going on iPhone.
You can't select different midi input per track. Workaround:
Enable all the midi inputs you want in the general midi settings
Make sure the apps you want to record are on different midi channel .
Add instruments (tracks) and choose the appropriate midi channel per track.
Hope it helps
This is my concern with every app. I don't really care if I can correct dc offset or time stretch samples to 1000%. I just want a smoother workflow for writing and arranging a piece of music.
if this is as good as it looks I'll be able to leave the novation circuit, mpc , push 2, and maschine at home, there's nothing like an iPad when you're on the go!
does it have ableton live export like gadget?
@kobamoto
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Gotcha:) Yeah, I'm the same way. I don't care what brand name is on the device/software if it does the job well I will buy it and use it. I have sometimes been falsely accused of being an Apple 'fanboy', lol. I use what works best for me. Integrating all the tools into a cohesive workflow is the challenge. I think BM3 will help out a lot with that:)
Beatmaker (1) was one of my first music app purchases. Shortly after buying it, it was dropped and a separate new version released.
Not a great introduction, but I did give it a go - just couldn't get into the workflow.
Unlikely I'll get this version, the UI looks nice though.
BM2 is not so bad , it's just like a classic hardware sampler with many features on different menu locations . Never had problem with workflow , only with missing features .
( used to have an MPC 500 = deep menu diving )
BM1 was revolutionary. It was one of the first music apps. I ever purchased. I ran it on an Ipod Touch (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/beatmaker/id285512415?mt=8). Well worth the $5 I paid. BM2 took it to a whole new level. I also have used the MPC 500. After using it , doing the menu diving and a whole lot of squinting, I couldn't wait to get back to BM2, Lol.
I was more than eager to purchase the upgrade from BM1 and will have no qualms with paying for BM3. In comparison to what I paid to update other products (e.g. Komplete 8 to Komplete 10) the BM3 update will be quite a bargain, lots more bang for the buck.
I hope Henny does a review of it, I love this guys videos...
https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=henny the bizness
Thanks going to try that. I just couldn't figure out how to enable a midi track without having to load an instrument. Even loading an empty instrument would not let the midi come through until i loaded an instrument.
Created 8 midi channel Song template, here's a pic, hopefully this works.
Wow, reinstalled BM2 and I did not know it's power..
@kobamoto Thanks for sharing that video. I need to look him up. Seems we reside in the same area.
You can use BM2 also as multitrack audio recorder, put in the same Audiobus input slot multiple apps and BM2 in the output slot . That way audio tracks are automatically created inside BM2
Midi recorded just fine! Just that the very first track on the screen shot is not actually track 1. The channel 2 is midi track 1, when I enabled that one to record, midi came in just fine from KRFT via AB3 and Midiflow adapter.
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