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Odessa (LIVE - IT FINALLY HAPPENED!)

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  • edited November 2017

    The possibilities with this suite are incredible. Very well designed. Just top notch, but did anyone really expect anything different? :)

    I would also say that it's quite useable on a small iPhone SE screen too. Obviously not as much screen real estate to have more than one AUv3 dialog opened at a time, but if your sight is decent ;) you can have 2-3 open in portrait mode and still use it. For adjustments though, you'll need to be in landscape on the small iPhone 5s/SE screen. Definitely doable though.

  • Just to check, can we sequence notes higher than C4 using this app? ;)

  • @Michael_R_Grant said:
    Just to check, can we sequence notes higher than C4 using this app? ;)

    Tee hee

  • @oat_phipps said:

    @Michael_R_Grant said:
    Just to check, can we sequence notes higher than C4 using this app? ;)

    Tee hee

    Yes :)

  • Welp. Have to break down and finally grab AUM, I guess...

  • @DrippyFaucet I took the plunge just after iOS 11 came out. I previously resisted, thinking "I don't really need it, do I?" Now I can't imagine doing anything without it.

  • @CracklePot said:
    @DrippyFaucet I took the plunge just after iOS 11 came out. I previously resisted, thinking "I don't really need it, do I?" Now I can't imagine doing anything without it.

    It and AudioShare are the indispensables.

  • ^ AUM for me completely transends all references to money. I look at it sometimes and just wonder where in the hell this thing came from. It really is light years ahead of ANY ios app afaik. All hail j lilla, dev god! (@Brambos is up their too)

  • @brambos will the drum sequencer have a song mode, like patterning?

  • @ExAsperis99 said:

    @CracklePot said:
    @DrippyFaucet I took the plunge just after iOS 11 came out. I previously resisted, thinking "I don't really need it, do I?" Now I can't imagine doing anything without it.

    It and AudioShare are the indispensables.

    I still use Audiobus 3 all the time as well. Whereas before I saw AB3 and AUM as somewhat redundant, I now see that they actually complement each other well and extend what you can do with just one or the other alone. With both you feel all-powerful.

  • I see musical scales peeking out. Guess that's a wrap: iOS 11 here I come.

  • I picked up Audiobus 2 ages ago and didn't understand why in the world I would need AUM since they seemed to be very similar. It wasn't until months and months later when I finally broke down and picked up AUM that I realized:

    Audiobus is a bus - it takes audio from point A and sends it to point B
    AUM is a mixer - it takes audio from multiple sources and sums them to a master out

    Of course this is an oversimplification, but this is a HUGE difference and an indicator that both are absolute essentials. Not in the way that "Model 15 is an essential app" - nononono. These are both indispensable tools and if you want to make music and not just space noises (and believe me - I LOVE making me some space noises) then they are necessary.

    I rarely open anything outside of AUM any more.

  • @brambos
    I posted this in the Senodal thread with a bit more context and thought I would ask here. Any thoughts of supporting complex note divisions like noted below? Thanks :smile:

    The Black Page by Frank Zappa is in common time. But feels nothing like 4/4. From the wiki:
    " It is written in common time with extensive use of tuplets, including tuplets inside tuplets. At several points there is a crotchet triplet (sixth notes) in which each beat is counted with its own tuplet of 5, 5 and 6; at another is a minim triplet (third notes) in which the second beat is a rubato quintuplet (actually a tuplet of 7), and the third beat is divided into tuplets of 4 and 5. The song ends with a crotchet triplet composed of tuplets of 5, 5, and 6, followed by two tuplets of 11 in the space of one."

  • Will really love to get a glimpse of these wizards > @DrippyFaucet said:

    Welp. Have to break down and finally grab AUM, I guess...

    I guess...

    What, $18.99?

  • @Richtowns said:
    ^ AUM for me completely transends all references to money. I look at it sometimes and just wonder where in the hell this thing came from. It really is light years ahead of ANY ios app afaik. All hail j lilla, dev god! (@Brambos is up their too)

    Ok, But does it record MIDI? That is the question...

  • Great to hear this man and you’re always really straightforward and that’s awesome!

    @skiphunt said:
    The possibilities with this suite are incredible. Very well designed. Just top notch, but did anyone really expect anything different? :)

    I would also say that it's quite useable on a small iPhone SE screen too. Obviously not as much screen real estate to have more than one AUv3 dialog opened at a time, but if your sight is decent ;) you can have 2-3 open in portrait mode and still use it. For adjustments though, you'll need to be in landscape on the small iPhone 5s/SE screen. Definitely doable though.

  • @Richtowns said:
    ^ AUM for me completely transends all references to money. I look at it sometimes and just wonder where in the hell this thing came from. It really is light years ahead of ANY ios app afaik. All hail j lilla, dev god! (@Brambos is up their too)

    well said. couldnt agree more. aum is almost as essential to ipad music as my ipad itself

  • @dvlmusic said:
    I picked up Audiobus 2 ages ago and didn't understand why in the world I would need AUM since they seemed to be very similar. It wasn't until months and months later when I finally broke down and picked up AUM that I realized:

    Audiobus is a bus - it takes audio from point A and sends it to point B
    AUM is a mixer - it takes audio from multiple sources and sums them to a master out

    Of course this is an oversimplification, but this is a HUGE difference and an indicator that both are absolute essentials. Not in the way that "Model 15 is an essential app" - nononono. These are both indispensable tools and if you want to make music and not just space noises (and believe me - I LOVE making me some space noises) then they are necessary.

    I rarely open anything outside of AUM any more.

    That’s probably the final nail in my 20 dollar coffin. nice simple explanation, sir.

  • I’ve always known it was the thing I was missing. I’ve mostly just thought AB and AUM were pretty much the same. But never sure the total differences I suppose

  • Woah, I’m incredibly excited to mess with Odessa. Holy smokes.

  • edited November 2017

    @Moderndaycompiler said:
    @brambos
    I posted this in the Senodal thread with a bit more context and thought I would ask here. Any thoughts of supporting complex note divisions like noted below? Thanks :smile:

    The Black Page by Frank Zappa is in common time. But feels nothing like 4/4. From the wiki:
    " It is written in common time with extensive use of tuplets, including tuplets inside tuplets. At several points there is a crotchet triplet (sixth notes) in which each beat is counted with its own tuplet of 5, 5 and 6; at another is a minim triplet (third notes) in which the second beat is a rubato quintuplet (actually a tuplet of 7), and the third beat is divided into tuplets of 4 and 5. The song ends with a crotchet triplet composed of tuplets of 5, 5, and 6, followed by two tuplets of 11 in the space of one."

    Well.... no disrespect to Mr. Zappa. But if this is something that only Zappa did once, four decades ago then I think I prefer to keep my UIs simple and not burden them with arcane features like this :D

    The X0X sequencer does do triplets though :)

  • Well.... no disrespect to Mr. Zappa. But if this is something that only Zappa did once, four decades ago then I think I prefer to keep my UIs simple and not burden them with arcane features like this :D

    THE perfect response!

  • @stereohero said:

    Well.... no disrespect to Mr. Zappa. But if this is something that only Zappa did once, four decades ago then I think I prefer to keep my UIs simple and not burden them with arcane features like this :D

    THE perfect response!

    Actually I think the term ‘arcane magic’ would have been ‘perfect’ lol

  • A quick 60 Second Tutorial for hooking up Odessa's LFO to an AU Parameter in Model 15

  • Cool. Is it possible to add multiple Odessa instances in the same AUM channel (vertically), for less AUM sideways scrolling, or does an AU midi effect always have to be in the input slot of AUM?

  • Can’t wait for the release of Odessa. Looks like an amazing instabuy!

  • @bleep said:
    Cool. Is it possible to add multiple Odessa instances in the same AUM channel (vertically), for less AUM sideways scrolling, or does an AU midi effect always have to be in the input slot of AUM?

    I’ve been thinking AUM could used a vertical stack option with scrolling....would almost feel like Reason

  • @RajahP said:

    @Richtowns said:
    ^ AUM for me completely transends all references to money. I look at it sometimes and just wonder where in the hell this thing came from. It really is light years ahead of ANY ios app afaik. All hail j lilla, dev god! (@Brambos is up their too)

    Ok, But does it record MIDI? That is the question...

    A midi recorder as an au or native in aum would be amazingly useful

  • @AndyPlankton said:

    @RajahP said:

    @Richtowns said:
    ^ AUM for me completely transends all references to money. I look at it sometimes and just wonder where in the hell this thing came from. It really is light years ahead of ANY ios app afaik. All hail j lilla, dev god! (@Brambos is up their too)

    Ok, But does it record MIDI? That is the question...

    A midi recorder as an au or native in aum would be amazingly useful

    +1

  • @DeVlaeminck said:

    @AndyPlankton said:

    @RajahP said:

    @Richtowns said:
    ^ AUM for me completely transends all references to money. I look at it sometimes and just wonder where in the hell this thing came from. It really is light years ahead of ANY ios app afaik. All hail j lilla, dev god! (@Brambos is up their too)

    Ok, But does it record MIDI? That is the question...

    A midi recorder as an au or native in aum would be amazingly useful

    +1

    can’t some clever soul configure Xequence to record midi from AUM? And the load it as a template? This would seem like an ideal, ready-made solution.

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