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BeatMaker 3 July 15th.

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  • @Purpan said:

    @Arpseechord said:
    Can anyone comment on sound packs they've bought . Why a certain pack and your thoughts , thanks

    I got the Rhodes Mark One, which for me is an essential thing to have in any app. It sounds pretty good - not NeoSoulKeys good, but OK, and can be roughed up a little with the macros. I also got the DX7 pack, because I used to have a DX7. Not many presets in it, and most of them are a bit idiosyncratic.

    You can also download DX samples from http://www.legowelt.com under "samples" for free ;)

  • edited July 2017

    @ph8aerror said:
    Ok, I looked and tried everything but I still can't figure this out.

    I like to load various instances of AU synths (usually iSEM+DRC) with different patches to get a layered sound when I play. With one midi keyboard controller, how do I play two separate instances of an AU together in BM3? Thought it would be as simple as in AUM (or doing similar with gadgets in Korg Gadget) but it's not so apparently.

    Add the AU instances to seperate pads and then assign each of the pads to the same link group.

  • I had this problem in modstep (many mugfixes ago) and finally rescued the project by temporarily uninstalling Ruismaker, then opening the project. I didn't have many presets then, so didn't bother trying to back them up, but you would want to if you have presets you don't want to lose.

    Kinda radical surgery, but it saved me losing all that work at the time.

  • @Gilbert said:
    We can see their data layered.

    Et voilà! Each pattern instrument can have automation, and each instrument volume, etc... can be adjusted in the mixer.

    Of course for 128 instruments it would need some planning....

    So can the bass play an actual bass line with different notes and not just repeated notes on the sample? Does switching it to "Keys" mode while recording MIDI do that without affecting the other two pads with samples on them?

  • edited July 2017

    @Dimumham said:
    Is there any way to use audiobus output as audio track input? Been trying to figure this out for the last hour and I am stumped...

    Yes, but for me it's broken. I've tried a few apps, Xynthesizr, Addictive pro, looperverse and their timelines always freeze when in Audiobus 3 sending audio to BM3. In a pad of a bank you can have audiobus as an input. Then you can select in an audio track, the internal pad with audiobus as an input in the IO panel.

    @vpich said:
    So frustrated. Pretty much love the app but i can't get into the session i spent a couple of hours on today. Not much in it. Just 2 large audio files in trackview (about four minutes). A drum bank with one kick and 2 instances of ruismaker playing one sound each. I automated the hats. When i try to get back in the app it stays stuck on loading ruismaker. I can get in other saved sessions.

    Yep, happens for me too, mine was stuck on loading EOS2. I restarted BM3 a few times and eventually got it to work. Doesn't leave me with much confidence though to build complex stuff. Think I might wait until there's some maintenance updates when it'll be more stable. Looks like some AUs have a problem with BM3.

    Having intermittent issues with the mixer sliders being choppy and unresponsive too, restart fixed it. (for me this was being caused by Audio Damage Dubstation AU)

  • @LucidMusicInc said:

    @Matt_Fletcher_2000 said:
    Having more success sequencing and automating Poison-202.

    No crashes yet.

    The one thing I noticed was that although I could record automation of the poison knobs (nice) it didn't then move those knobs in the AU Interface when playing back. So this is a slight shame. (In Enkl it showed the controls moving on their own due to the recorded automation).

    I like the audio export of my phrase. That's quite nice. I can then put this phrase into an Audio track. Which worked quite well once I figured out how to do it.

    I can't see myself getting into the whole 'pads' MPC workflow thing. Seems hugely complicated and time consuming compared to midi and automation driving synths and drums. Maybe one day I guess.

    So right now I'm just figuring out if BM3 is going to work for me as a midi/audio DAW for AUs and IAAs. Possbly just for creating longer audio parts and phrases to then import into Gadget.

    And if so, looking forward to it coming to iPhone.

    @realdavidai said:

    @whiteout said:

    @Noirflux said:

    @hazardtears said:
    coming from years of heavy Ableton use, BM3 was a breeze to learn, didnt reach for the manual, just got into it immediately. Cant say more yet, but wanted to chime in to the "is it hard to use" discussion.

    Even for people who don't want to use the pattern/scene options, they can use the timeline/song mode.

    Yeah, but effectively you can only sequence 8 tracks (banks) at a time, as far as I can see.

    This is a surprising limitation, but I’m keeping an open mind as I explore the app

    You realise on bank contains 128 tracks? The human brain can only process 7-12 things simultaneously so 8 elements isn't a limitation as far as listeners are concerned.

    WTF? :| B)

  • @excesseye said:

    @ph8aerror said:
    Ok, I looked and tried everything but I still can't figure this out.

    I like to load various instances of AU synths (usually iSEM+DRC) with different patches to get a layered sound when I play. With one midi keyboard controller, how do I play two separate instances of an AU together in BM3? Thought it would be as simple as in AUM (or doing similar with gadgets in Korg Gadget) but it's not so apparently.

    Add the AU instances to seperate pads and then assign each of the pads to the same link group.

    OOOHH, they needed to be in the SAME BANK also. I'm still wrapping my head around how this Bank/Pad/Link Group thing works.
    Thanks BTW. Problem 1 solved.

  • edited July 2017

    @Carnbot

    I'll be waiting too.

  • @frejahel said:

    @Matt_Fletcher_2000 said:
    Anyone got it sending out midi ccs to an IAA synth yet?

    I've got it driving Animoog with midi notes, but automating e.g. 'Animoog parameter 13' doesn't seem to send cc 13 (which is what I'd expect it to do).

    Do I need to switch 'send midi ccs' on somewhere?

    @samu - any ideas?

    Where do you see Animoog parameter 13?

    Pattern automation works for me: Go to the pattern, and pick 'pattern midi'. Choose a CC and make sure to midi map the CC in Animoog.

    Ah... thanks - got it working.

    I was using 'pattern automations' (where you can drill down into 'animoog' and then lots of numbered parameters - but they do nothing) rather than 'pattern midi' - which I now see gives the option of midi ccs. However I notice there's no ability to use the smoother drawing tool that interpolates. Seems like you can only use the tool that sends single cc values - therefore it produces quite jumpy midi ccs automation. Unless I'm doing something wrong again.

  • @Matt_Fletcher_2000 said:

    @frejahel said:

    @Matt_Fletcher_2000 said:
    Anyone got it sending out midi ccs to an IAA synth yet?

    I've got it driving Animoog with midi notes, but automating e.g. 'Animoog parameter 13' doesn't seem to send cc 13 (which is what I'd expect it to do).

    Do I need to switch 'send midi ccs' on somewhere?

    @samu - any ideas?

    Where do you see Animoog parameter 13?

    Pattern automation works for me: Go to the pattern, and pick 'pattern midi'. Choose a CC and make sure to midi map the CC in Animoog.

    Ah... thanks - got it working.

    I was using 'pattern automations' (where you can drill down into 'animoog' and then lots of numbered parameters - but they do nothing) rather than 'pattern midi' - which I now see gives the option of midi ccs. However I notice there's no ability to use the smoother drawing tool that interpolates. Seems like you can only use the tool that sends single cc values - therefore it produces quite jumpy midi ccs automation. Unless I'm doing something wrong again.

    Yes, just change the quantization to a lower value and you will be able to get a lot more satisfying results :).

  • @Matt_Fletcher_2000 said:
    Having more success sequencing and automating Poison-202.

    No crashes yet.

    The one thing I noticed was that although I could record automation of the poison knobs (nice) it didn't then move those knobs in the AU Interface when playing back. So this is a slight shame. (In Enkl it showed the controls moving on their own due to the recorded automation).

    I like the audio export of my phrase. That's quite nice. I can then put this phrase into an Audio track. Which worked quite well once I figured out how to do it.

    I can't see myself getting into the whole 'pads' MPC workflow thing. Seems hugely complicated and time consuming compared to midi and automation driving synths and drums. Maybe one day I guess.

    So right now I'm just figuring out if BM3 is going to work for me as a midi/audio DAW for AUs and IAAs. Possbly just for creating longer audio parts and phrases to then import into Gadget.

    And if so, looking forward to it coming to iPhone.

    So you're still going to use gadget as your main daw ?

  • @triton100 said:

    @Matt_Fletcher_2000 said:
    Having more success sequencing and automating Poison-202.

    No crashes yet.

    The one thing I noticed was that although I could record automation of the poison knobs (nice) it didn't then move those knobs in the AU Interface when playing back. So this is a slight shame. (In Enkl it showed the controls moving on their own due to the recorded automation).

    I like the audio export of my phrase. That's quite nice. I can then put this phrase into an Audio track. Which worked quite well once I figured out how to do it.

    I can't see myself getting into the whole 'pads' MPC workflow thing. Seems hugely complicated and time consuming compared to midi and automation driving synths and drums. Maybe one day I guess.

    So right now I'm just figuring out if BM3 is going to work for me as a midi/audio DAW for AUs and IAAs. Possbly just for creating longer audio parts and phrases to then import into Gadget.

    And if so, looking forward to it coming to iPhone.

    So you're still going to use gadget as your main daw ?

    Truthfully if getting click free audio from gadget were possible/easy i wouldn't even be roaming.

  • @brambos said:
    Why are AUM and BM3 being compared? They're not even in the same category of apps. One is a sampler/sequencer/DAW the other is a clever signal and MIDI mixer/router/recorder/swiss-army-knife. Nothing is making anything obsolete here because there is barely any overlap between the two.

    @RajahP said:

    @ElGregoLoco said:
    The app crashes too often to be used correctly on my Air2 and the sampler is poor and is a clicks and pops factory, the IAP instruments are sh#tty (why are the piano and upright bass sounding like they come from the toilets?... Nevermind I already asked a refund for those)... For me and after 8 hours of intensive testing, this is huge disapointment day... Hope v3.0.1 will be a magical update, but I doubt it...

    Sorry for being mad, but when you tease people for months and claim to prepare the most complete and stable sampler,... Then you have to meet the expectations...

    Did you try increasing 'latency' in the Audio settings? It made a world of a difference on my mini 2...

    Now, how do you export a song's midi ... or rather, a midi song... The demo song 'House Masters' for example?

    Well, the Audio Export is Amazing..... Wish I could figure out the MIDI Export thing....

  • I'm pretty happy with BM3 so far. It definitely makes it so I'm only buying AUv3 fx and synth apps from here on in, cuz the AU automation is so easy and enjoyable.

    It's a hair confusing at start for sure and the sneaky menu where play/stop song is shitty UX when starting a new pattern , but all in all muy bueno.

    @mathieugarcia I just want one thing and that is for the scene mode to be more clip launcher style, and to be able to record audio clips into it and launch them at will, basically using BM3 as a hybrid looper/sampler. Currently scene mode is a little disappointing but I look forward to further evolutions.

  • @Gaia.Tree said:
    I'm pretty happy with BM3 so far. It definitely makes it so I'm only buying AUv3 fx and synth apps from here on in, cuz the AU automation is so easy and enjoyable.

    It's a hair confusing at start for sure and the sneaky menu where play/stop song is shitty UX when starting a new pattern , but all in all muy bueno.

    @mathieugarcia I just want one thing and that is for the scene mode to be more clip launcher style, and to be able to record audio clips into it and launch them at will, basically using BM3 as a hybrid looper/sampler. Currently scene mode is a little disappointing but I look forward to further evolutions.

    I concur

  • I know I'm opening myself up to "Hey f*** you, they had a long time to get this right!" & "$20 bucks is $20 bucks! Should get what we pay for!", etc... but here goes...

    Maybe it's some sort of "version 3 curse" but BeatMaker 3 joins Gadget 3 and AudioBus 3 as apps that had extremely high expectations, multiple forum/multiple thread "can't wait" hype and then severe first blush criticism.

    For a complete overhaul of their flagship app I think Intua have released a superb platform for music production. It's not perfect, there are flaws & shortcomings, but just a few days in condemning BM3 as a failure and a big bag of moose caca is ridiculous.

    My main gripe from my first impressions I posted to the "BM3 live" thread was the absence of a good thorough manual. But going over their websites online guides I found a pretty well written online manual, just had to actually go through it. Just because I prefer a pdf manual doesn't mean Intua failed, just means they've gone another route.

    Applying that logic to a great deal of these premature criticisms & wholesale write off's is how I'm preferring to see BM3's early days. In many respects Intua is trying something different & I'll wait for some dust to settle (some updates, etc) before I bury it.

  • @kobamoto said:

    @Gaia.Tree said:
    I'm pretty happy with BM3 so far. It definitely makes it so I'm only buying AUv3 fx and synth apps from here on in, cuz the AU automation is so easy and enjoyable.

    It's a hair confusing at start for sure and the sneaky menu where play/stop song is shitty UX when starting a new pattern , but all in all muy bueno.

    @mathieugarcia I just want one thing and that is for the scene mode to be more clip launcher style, and to be able to record audio clips into it and launch them at will, basically using BM3 as a hybrid looper/sampler. Currently scene mode is a little disappointing but I look forward to further evolutions.

    I concur.

    I suspect you have plenty of company. A good foundation to work from here though. Nobody else is getting close to the midi and audio clip view with stretching and link. Although I hold out hope that @Michael nails it in Loopy pro, based on recent teaser videos. Until then, BM3 is our only hope.

  • @vpich said:

    @triton100 said:

    @Matt_Fletcher_2000 said:
    Having more success sequencing and automating Poison-202.

    No crashes yet.

    The one thing I noticed was that although I could record automation of the poison knobs (nice) it didn't then move those knobs in the AU Interface when playing back. So this is a slight shame. (In Enkl it showed the controls moving on their own due to the recorded automation).

    I like the audio export of my phrase. That's quite nice. I can then put this phrase into an Audio track. Which worked quite well once I figured out how to do it.

    I can't see myself getting into the whole 'pads' MPC workflow thing. Seems hugely complicated and time consuming compared to midi and automation driving synths and drums. Maybe one day I guess.

    So right now I'm just figuring out if BM3 is going to work for me as a midi/audio DAW for AUs and IAAs. Possbly just for creating longer audio parts and phrases to then import into Gadget.

    And if so, looking forward to it coming to iPhone.

    So you're still going to use gadget as your main daw ?

    Truthfully if getting click free audio from gadget were possible/easy i wouldn't even be roaming.

    Yes I know what you mean. I can't see what advantage bm3 has over gadget other than the audio part and a better sampler than Bilbao which you can kinda work around.

  • Ima give some love for the playability of BM3s 16 pads . I'm getting the smoothest ride out of these pads on iOS and really appreciate how responsive they are for both beats and melodic material. Stoked to snag up a Beatstep Reg for sure but these pads make glass tappin kinda fun

  • @Gaia.Tree said:
    Ima give some love for the playability of BM3s 16 pads . I'm getting the smoothest ride out of these pads on iOS and really appreciate how responsive they are for both beats and melodic material. Stoked to snag up a Beatstep Reg for sure but these pads make glass tappin kinda fun

    Really good point here. Beathawk is no slouch either but these pads are as expressive as glass gets I reckon.

  • @Gaia.Tree said:
    I'm pretty happy with BM3 so far. It definitely makes it so I'm only buying AUv3 fx and synth apps from here on in, cuz the AU automation is so easy and enjoyable.

    It's a hair confusing at start for sure and the sneaky menu where play/stop song is shitty UX when starting a new pattern , but all in all muy bueno.

    @mathieugarcia I just want one thing and that is for the scene mode to be more clip launcher style, and to be able to record audio clips into it and launch them at will, basically using BM3 as a hybrid looper/sampler. Currently scene mode is a little disappointing but I look forward to further evolutions.

    I have read all the online manuals and I still have no clue what's going on in the scenes section. It seems like scenes is completely independent to song mode. You either choose to work with one or the other? I initially thought they were both related and whatever you changed in one was reflected in the other but seems not. Also I don't get the point of scenes then? Is it just for live performance where you trigger each scene ? And the daw aspect of bm3 where you create an Actual linear song is the song mode? I thought scenes was like in maschine but seems not?

  • edited July 2017

    So...

    Got a little timeline based thing going with Poison AU and Animoog. Both automated. Sent into an Aux FX instance of Zero Reverb. Just to test things.

    No crashes.

    Did some recording of both tracks using the excellent 'export to audio' feature - which is one of the things I like most.

    Minor niggles were:

    • Poison seemed to record bang on the 16th grid when converted to audio. But the audio conversion of my Animoog track strangely had all the notes turn up about a 32nd of a bar too early. Presumably a difference in accuracy between recording an AU vs a IAA.
    • I can't seem to get the automation of external midi ccs to be smooth. However drawing automation for AUs is very smooth and nice.

    Working with AUs I think BM3 might be a real winner. I noticed the 'show AU knobs' button which resolves the issue of Poisons own interface not showing the knobs move on playback of an automated sequence.

    I also think it will be possible to have repeating patterns of midi notes but use 'track automation' to vary synth parameters (in AU synths) across those repeating pattern blocks, over the length of the track.

    Working with simple blocks of audio in an audio track also seemed to work nicely.

    In a way it's nothing that BM2 (or MultiTrackStudio) couldn't have probably done, minus the full AU support - but it all now feels a little cleaner and more stable. Plus the AU features really add value.

    Hope this is helpful for people interested in using it as more of a 'normal' DAW.

  • @Carnbot

    Thanks for the response. For some reason, I can't even get it to show up as an option under audio input selection. I suppose We will have to make do with the pad sample recording until it's fixed!

  • Could Audio Tracks be routed to a bus track

  • edited July 2017

    @Gaia.Tree said:
    And jeezus !

    Haha, I know eh? If this picks up we may have to change the name of the forum and learn the Intua national anthem.

  • Congrats on a very fine release Intua. looks pretty darn good so far. Longtime in the making but it"s there.

  • @Dimumham said:
    Is there any way to use audiobus output as audio track input? Been trying to figure this out for the last hour and I am stumped...

    • Load BM3 as an audio output.
    • Load an app as an input in the corresponding lane.
    • In BM3 select a pad, then the wave icon at the left of the screen.
    • At the top right, pick Plugin, then select Audiobus. You should see audiobus available as an input. In fact you might see more than one sayning the same thing, which I think may be a bug.

  • @AudioGus said:

    @Gaia.Tree said:
    And jeezus !

    Haha, I know eh? If this picks up we may have to change the name of the forum and learn the Intua national anthem.

    Maybe it's time to expand the forum to something like KVR... where different developers/companies host their own 'sub-forum'...

  • It does seem like this place has become a public beta forum for BM3. Been getting timeouts from cloud flare over the past couple of days so must be using a lot of their resources.

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