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Jordan Rudess demos Apesoft Mood
Not only am I a super fan of his but the guy actually demoed some of my sounds. Man That was pretty dope lol. This app is really ridiculous
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Sounds dope alright and you should enjoy your brush with "fame" here... that BT Midi connection seems to be keeping up just fine with him, eh?
OMG right i want that seaboard block
I was tempted to post this video somewhere else in a thread about the Behringer Deep Mind analog rubbish
when is that available for sale?
please do
On YouTube They said right now ships in 4 weeks so Ill buy two in 4 weeks lol
What anout it I thought you were going to say The Behringer model D
Mmhhh, i bought Mood but it's a bit too much hype. It's really a great tool and Apesoft offers some fantastic workflow tricks. I like the GUI.
.....but the engine quality will not be my fav.
It's nowhere near to a Model 15 or some other synths i own.
Some great patches but many of them peaks way too much and are not well to perform.
There are some other things i'm not sure about yet.
Please don't understand that wrong.
However, bought it and i will see how it goes.
Just another synth? Anything groundbreaking?
Not for me but it has some great "Apesoft" things included which speed up workflow.
But will Obsidian not also be just another synth?
Let's hope not
Well, we just should not wait for wonders.
But i'm also too biased and compare every synth from every platform against my favorite on every platform since in theory the latest iOS devices could run 95% of the synths i have on my desktop too.
Like you said.....i need groundbreaking things these days.
But i'm O.K. with spending a few bucks to Apesoft since i like in general what they did.
I think at a bare minimum, synths should be able to make the tea and coffee by now
In all seriousness, I can't get excited over sounds that have been around for donkeys years anymore, but if like you say there's more to it, i.e workflow improvements, then that is a step in the right direction.
I'll probably jump on it for the same reason. Definitely don't need another synth, them piling up already...
I think as a package, there's a lot very unique about this one. The sound is very complex, but once you start throwing in some automation, mixed with the sample level warping, and the arp... you can get some very complex things going on that I don't think anything I already have can really do... at least, not this easily.
Haven't seen much in the vids with the sample warping, be good to hear some demo's of this if you fancy stepping up to the challenge Skip...
I don't really have the skills for that, but I think you can see some of it in action in RedSky's excellent demo video.
I couldn't see much sample action, more preset synth sounds stuff, none of the three current vids show how it's working, and there's bugger all info on the store and website page.
It's not immediately obvious what the sample part is about - is it just something you load and play as a loop in the background, with a few basic tweaks for pitch etc, or is it an integral part of the synth sound?
Hard to explain, it interacts with the synth sound, but doesn't just play as a loop. Effects the texture of the sound. Maybe @RedSkyLullaby could explain exactly what it's doing better, but it's not simply playing in the background. It's causing changes in the synth sound itself.
I'm also hoping to get off the computer very soon and either disappear in Mexico or ramble aimlessly on my motorcycle for a few weeks. No time for videos
Ah ok, sounds like it does something interesting.
p.s. I noticed your Air 2 queries on the Affinity forum - I've been trying to get feedback on this too.
Yeah, don't want to sidetrack, but it's baffling how difficult it is to get any real answers on their support forum. I'm trying to dump Adobe for good, but I keep getting lazy and falling back on photoshop. I'm only interested in the app version of photo to kind of force me to use Affinity and get off my photoshop crutch. I think Affinity Photo is in many ways a superior piece of software. I just don't find it incredibly intuitive.
I'm tired of editing only for web via the iPad while I'm on the road, then having to edit all over again for print after I get home. Would rather just do it once, while I'm still excited about the image and still on the road.
Those guys don't have any problem congratulating each other on their Apple presentation video, but they don't seem to have any time for valid pre-purchase questions about their software from their paying customer/user base.
Back on the Mood app topic.
I beta tested this one, so I've played with it quite a bit already. On the surface it just seems like another synth. But, after you start scratching the surface a little bit, it really starts to come alive in unpredictable ways.
Apesoft and the assignable lfo's are so nice. Instant buy.
Sampler part very similar to iPulsaret if you look at some vids of that, you can alter the pitch speed and jitter (kind of like granular effect) of the play head over the sample then you have level in the overall mix between the sample warp bit and the oscillators etc
Ah ok thanks for that. I'll probably give it a miss for now - to be honest I'm not a fan of iPulsaret and I can't say I'm blown away by the sound of this one. The UI looks good though.
Just tested the sampler and its granular (yeeeees). Sampler is a simplified version of ipulsaret with less options, but enough to create some never ending sounds. I only miss the option to adjust the grain length, but maybe in a feature update. Love it so far.
Curious if you (or anyone else) finds the filter to be too 'smear-y'. That's my big gripe with it, as much fun as it is to play. I've gone from being underwhelmed, to loving it, to settling in at 'it's pretty good but not great'.
Hmmm, I don't know anything about iPulsaret, but Mood sounds really good to me and it can do so many crazy things. I just got it late yesterday and it sounds quite rich to my ears - detailed without being antiseptic. That's a huge plus for me - no matter how innovative, if the synth doesn't have a "good" sound (admittedly subjective), then it just won't inspire me.
I've barely even looked at the sampler part (will dig deeper tonight). Almost all of the parameters can be animated by LFOS - I just got finished animating all of the ADSR parameters and oscillator waves on the INIT patch and am continuing to mess with just about everything else so as to create as much sonic mayhem as possible.
you might end with white noise, if you take things too far, with too many parameters, too many options, too many ... dunnowhat
True - it CAN turn into a mess. Once I've taken it that far, I typically scale things back to get something more usable.
Yep, I do too. Always wondered why it was rarely mentioned on this board. Just like Mood, I think iPulsaret is the kitten's meow fo' shizzle