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Caustic 3 Android vs Apple
I first experienced caustic on the galaxy phones from samsung. The app was so buggy and laggy I could never take it serious . Because of this I never used it on IOS before. I recently downloaded t on my iPad pro and OMFG this app is amazing. The rack mount view audiobus supported and ease of use. I cant get off the damn thing lol. Abdroid will never be were IOS is. When people call me an Apple fan boy I tell them no thats not it, I just like my shit to do more than consume media play games and social networking lol
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file structure is amazing but I didnt have the same experience as you, in fact on multiple android devices it was the same. Same with the old FL studio mobile. But glad you shared a different experience for the community.
Never had issues on my old Android phone either. Only the usual cheap Android device limitations:
But it wasn't Caustic issue.
There seems to be an audiobus bug with caustic. At least as an input. You can record into the wave editor with audiobus but it's liable to crash. I wish the developer would fix this and the orientation bug for iPhones but it's highly unlikely caustic will develop any further from this version, according to people on their website.
This is serious statement. Source ?
It's working fine on my Moto g3. Around as fast as my air2. And the Moto g3 is hella cheap.
It's also working on Moto x play, but latency ruins the party.
I have been a big fan of Caustic for some time. While nobody of any real authority has come out and said this, the general feeling I get is that the dev is focused in other areas.
There was a lot of activity around the most recent release with multiple beta versions and lots of people giving feedback. But it took over a year for the final release of 3.2 with no updates since then.
It's highly usable as it is and is one of the most complete and accessible (IMHO) all-in-one music apps. But, it needs AB and AS updates as well as other minor iOS-related fixes and those haven't been addressed in some time.
Who knows if they ever will.
That's the wierd bit. There's no latency at all on the g3. While latency is a major issue in the g5 plus. Even though by tech specs the g3 should be slower.
It's not much latency. It's only noticeable when using with a midi controller (keyboard,drum pads)
I mean literally no latency on the g3 lol. There's minor latency with the g5 when I connect my k-board but the g3 is indistinguishable from my air2 with external keyboards.
Could also depends on the ROM your using. What ROM are you using on the g3 ?
(marshmallow, nougat, custom or factory ROM)
android 6.0.1. i believe its marshmallow. its very possible that nougat completely destroyed latency now that you point it out. i haven't seen a single Android N device that runs caustic as fast as my Moto G3 does.
Caustic always worked amazingly on my Samsung tablet tab 2. It didn't work well at all on my Asus Zenphobe 2, the last Android device I ever bought/will buy. I'd wager that latency is in part related to a screen resolution issue as I've been told from another developer that screen sizes and resolutions are what cripple their capabilities the most. Anyway it's a terrible shame about apps like caustic not getting enough attention.
It would definitely help updating the app more often.