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ReBirth for iPad will be removed from App Store June 15, 2017

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  • knewspeakknewspeak

    Everyone remain calm, Behringer are cloning every synth in existence :D

  • thesoundtestroomthesoundtestroom

    @gonekrazy3000 said:

    @Love3quency said:
    Simple..install it on an older device and keep it on there...forever ..without updating iOS

    Or. you know. you can download it on your laptop/desktop and backup the ".ipa". Since its already 64bit you can install it as many times as you want till Apple abandons 64bit. I've reinstalled so many "deleted" apps this way. Like Diode. such an amazing drum machine that's 64 bit that is sadly gone for most people. I've made enough backups to not lose it though :D

    Where does it say that ReBirth is 64 bit, is it 100% 64 bit? I have someone asking before they get the app before it's removed and they need/want proof and I can't find it, and time is running out

  • DrippyFaucetDrippyFaucet
    edited June 2017

    So when iOS 11 comes out this will just be gone? :'( it's been in my wishlist for quite some time... oh well

  • jwmmakerofmusicjwmmakerofmusic

    So, Propellerhead got back to me and copy/pasted what they already have on their website. So, I wrote back.

    While I appreciate you wishing to honour your long-standing relationship with Roland, perhaps it's better to honour your customers first, aka the people who paid money for your product. It's not fair to screw users out of an app they rely on simply due to silly legalities. It's not like you and Roland are unable to work out a mutually beneficial agreement, right?

    Unlike small companies consisting of 1-2 devs, these larger companies don't seem to care much about putting their customers first. It'll most likely fall on deaf ears, but at least I'm busting their balls. :D Lol. I'll keep you all up to date.

    In the meantime, I did the .ipa trick. At least I have the backup on my Dropbox now, so at least there's a way to get ReBirth on the 12.9" iPad Pro I'll be getting very soon. Cheers.

    @thesoundtestroom Doug, I think it is 64-bit and will work on iOS 11. If not, at least the person in question can install ReBirth on an older iPad that won't update past iOS 9. Cheers.

  • TheVimFuegoTheVimFuego

    @thesoundtestroom said:

    @gonekrazy3000 said:

    @Love3quency said:
    Simple..install it on an older device and keep it on there...forever ..without updating iOS

    Or. you know. you can download it on your laptop/desktop and backup the ".ipa". Since its already 64bit you can install it as many times as you want till Apple abandons 64bit. I've reinstalled so many "deleted" apps this way. Like Diode. such an amazing drum machine that's 64 bit that is sadly gone for most people. I've made enough backups to not lose it though :D

    Where does it say that ReBirth is 64 bit, is it 100% 64 bit? I have someone asking before they get the app before it's removed and they need/want proof and I can't find it, and time is running out

    It was updated in February this year and Apple rules have forced developers to implement 64 bit for updates since June 1 2015 so it's all good.

    https://arstechnica.com/apple/2017/04/what-the-death-of-32-bit-ios-could-mean-for-apples-hardware-and-software/

  • DeVlaeminckDeVlaeminck

    @thesoundtestroom Apps that are not 64 bit will issue a warning when launched in IOS 10. ReBirth does not. Also in settings/about/apps there is a list of installed apps that will not survive through IOS 11. ReBirth is not on that list. I think that as close you can come to certainty or proof. Stranglely Apple does not give you a warning before you attempt to buy and install 32 bit apps, and there is no inciation in the app properties. On the other hand, after payment you get the warning right away when launching. Nice, right?

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