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Do you have Sliver?
Thanks. On paper, it sounds like the way I'm using the DJDJ app that the seekbeats dev updated and had onsale recently. I'm not using it as a DJ app, but to mix 4 loops with effects. The random fractal stuff in this is what's piqued my interest.
I went for Dot Melody, interested in this one but looks a bit basic and limited for a fiver.
No. I guess ipad only? Don't see it on phone
@MonzoPro good bang for the buck (as we say) I like its internal sounds too for the most part.
@vpich yeah, it appears so. Effect on samples sounds somewhat similar to me, but need to watch more vids.
Just watched Doug's video. Of what I have, I think this is closest to Nodal. Nodal can do more samples chained together in various arrangements, random, and can fuse samples together into new samples.
But I didn't realize Loadker has LINK and automation now? It also looks like it might be quicker and easier to get something musical out of it.
Is Loadker also kind of like iDensity?
I really like this. Watched it 4 times now. The effect is cool for sure, but the whole piece is terrific. Well done
Thanks for the nod. It's the roughest of rough drafts that makes my toes curl upon re-watching (as ever).
I originally hadn't noticed that it was yours. Thought it was just a sample you were referencing. It came up also during my search for other demos made with Loadker. Strangely doesn't seem there are many.
Was trying to figure out the weird, sort of twisted Asian witch mystery vibe you had going, and got mesmerized.
I like what Loadker is doing to the vocals in this. It sounds glitchy random, but it still maintains a good compositional structure.
Torn on Loadker. I think I have enough other stuff that does similar, but my gut tells me there's something fairly unique going on with its fractal algorithms.
I like the fact it does a beat and samples at the same time, for a quick all-in-one glitch shog.
I think it has limits but is quick getting where you might want to go and, thus, might be used/employed more often than something that technically can do more stuff but takes more doing and is therefore more often left undone...
I still haven't bit on the app (yet), but I do like the video.
Nice work.
@JohnnyGoodyear
Seeing this one (another masterful Parallax Corp. personality inventory) makes me ponder what wonders you might make in Takete...
+1
Have you got Takete Mr G?
I do. It's really a marvel. It's getting me back into movie-making, animation...which is no small thing after a 17 year hiatus.
I've always lusted after it, but it's a bit pricey for me.
Have you uploaded anything?
I just got this. Started to get the hang of it after a bit with samples in Kick and HH slots, but the FX slots are more obscure to me. It seems from Doug's video that there used to be instructions if you scrolled down screen, but that doesn't seem to work. Are there any tutorials or manual anywhere?
Also I tried it in Audiobus 3 twice and both times it crashed after a bit. Anyone else get that? Any solutions?
Thanks in advance...
That's the next hurdle. Made a couple little sketches but 17 years of inertia has kept me from uploading (so far).
We men still on the fence will appreciate your example(s) etc.
I very much enjoyed playing with the demo about a year ago. Never could bring myself to buy the full version, even when it went on sale. And, I've yet to see anything made using Takate that made me want to fork over the dough.
I'm more in awe of it's interface and unique blend of audio/visual design.
One video recently was on discchord that I kind of liked, and I think Takate was just used for the visual and not audio portion. I like it, but not enough to get me to bite. Takate's a niche app and I understand why the developer has to charge such a premium price for it, but if it ever dropped closer to the $15-$20 mark, I'd grab it in a heartbeat.
Here's the recent one I saw and kind of liked made with Takate:
@skiphunt your point as to price/likely sales is well taken and fair. To be honest this style or output reminds me too much of experimental stuff I made years ago because it was the best my kit at the time could manage. BUT -as mentioned elsewhere recently- while I am a devotee of iOS for music, I do very little with it for video, preferring the reach and precision of Premiere on the desktop etc when it comes to editing (moving) images.
Agreed. Like I mentioned, I think I'm a bit more enamored with Takate's GUI design, than it's actual output. It's impressive in how the audio and video interfaces intermesh while playing the app's image and audio loops live.
I think LumaFusion will eventually get us both where we'd like to be on iOS with regard to video art production on par with the desktop world, but I think they're concretely focussed on nailing the foundation of an absolute solid "pro" bread & butter editor first. After that, I think they'll start expanding out the audio/video fx toys a lot more.
If you haven't got the video app Hyperspektiv yet, I can recommend it for cool effects stuff on iOS. It looks like a kiddies tool for instagram, but many of the effects are actually decent. You can import up to 4k video, add effects, and export back out as 4k. My tests looked pretty good. And, it has a very easy and clean GUI.
The appeal for me, like a lot of iOS apps, is the speed and all-in-one-ness of it. I've got DAW's and video editors on my desktops, but I can knock something out on the iPad in a tenth of the time look.
If this was £20, and I was confident it'd remain updated I'd jump in.
Fair enough.
Probably right on Luma. Hope so. And thanks for the Hyperskektiv tip. Will look. If there is one area I like video on the iPad right now it's anything that does one bit, especially effects, well and quickly, as opposed to (say) having to dig into After Effects etc.
Schools out for me soon, we'll see what the summer brings.
@skiphunt
Picking this one up. All about automating stuff that is not my main interest
Ooh I like that. There are loads of great cheap photo fx apps, but few for videos - this looks just the ticket.
Do you get all the filters with the app, or are there IAP's?
I don't recall any IAPs. Everything came with it... can't swear to the 4k support though. Seems like a did a test where 4k worked, but the description says up to 1080p, so I could be mistaken about that part.
@vpich all the filters can be used with straight application, but most have varying degrees of parameter control too.
Looks like a great quick and dirty way of creating trippy visuals, that can then be imported into LumaFusion for more precise editing. Reckon I'll get this.
It's a phone app - does it work ok on a pad?