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I'm in Broadstairs, Kent. Thanks for the tip, but I don't fancy a Mini, don't want a keyboard and mouse. Either one day I'll buy a MacBook, or Logic will come to iOS. Preferably the latter!
Hoxton do great deals on MacBooks, too, and test more extensively than products coming off the Apple assembly line.
Logic on IOS would be really good. I would hope, though, that some kind of arrangement would be made with Fab Filters, 'cause having to buy them again would hurt my already ailing wallet.
My opinion is officially in: Pumphouse is f***ing class!! (So is Eos, which I picked up at the same time)
Quick observation to @Chris_Randall though:
I previously thought that Dubstation was a real processor whore as I could run any other delay on that bus and have a bunch of 'processor headroom', but Dubstation sent me all the way over the edge into glitch hell (the bad kind). This is in AUM.
Today I loaded Eos onto AUX1 (BM3) and Dubstation onto AUX2. Not the busiest session; one sampler, Lorentz and Ruismaker (on a Mini4) but while the sound was ok, the graphical interface moved at a snails .. refresh rate.. Removing Dubstation made everything go back to silky smooth, while the reverse didn't do much.
To complicate things, after about an hour of jamming (and a few more plugins and samples involved) I added Dubstation again to see what would happen. Nothing happened (the device dealt with it without any significant change to it's operation).
Anything of interest happening here?
Hey, @Chris_Randall - I had an idea I think would add a lot to Pumphouse. It would be great if each pad could have varying velocity. Maybe you put them down, then can raise or lower the strength of the hit on the compressor by dragging up or down on the pad, like a knob. As an indicator, the color could darken with lower velocities. This would make it possible emulate a varying drum-hit intensity side chain. As it is now, the constant pumping level gets a little boring quickly.
I know you're trying to keep the app simple (and you should!), but this and a sequence length multiplier/divider would pretty much totally eliminate any side chaining most people would need to do.
Pumphouse updated to fix issues with IOS11 and BM3 (likely other hosts as well)
Yeah, with iOS 11 it didn’t work with sequencism, and this update (now in the App Store) fixed it.
I’d like to second this request, but what would be most useful would be the ability to trigger with incoming midi notes. If you could choose which notes it responded to and whether to adjust to velocity or not, this plugin would be amazing. We make music with irregular and non-quantised drums, so the 4x4 sequencer is too limited.
@soundshaper Is your avatar a real banjo-guitar that you own? That thing look so cool!
Sorry, back to the Pumphouse...
Yes. It's a Deering Crossfire electric banjo, with some custom aesthetic mods.