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I like the name too. Better than slapping a Pro in it.
Glad to hear we will have 8 bars. Wavetable, I guess is cool too. What I really really hope for someday is to be able to chain patterns in different time signatures, or at least in a way other than 16 steps forced pattern chain. 8 bars will help though and I can just stay there in one pattern and add more parts by muting and unmuting the extra channels. Now I can have 8 bars of 14 steps for some 7/8 stuff. When I try to chain patterns or export it adds extra steps I don’t want in accordance with the “rhythm base”. So for exporting I can just chop off the parts I don’t want, but pattern chain isn’t going to work so well.
Thanks for making the interface work nicely on our tiny phone screens. This is now what I turn to when I only have my phone and a few minutes to fiddle around. Most other things are way too frustrating and I should really just delete most everything that I haven’t already on my phone and just use Groove Rider.
Indeed indeed.
Pooor Korg😭
Great update Jim, thanks!
I’d buy this...
Maybe I’m going out on a limb but having a 4x4 set of pads rather than 8x2 would also be preferred for ergonomical reasons but whatever honesty it’s your app and you’re free to make it as you see fit.
+1 for audio in sampling as well, IMO that is more important than AU hosting.
Is there a list somewhere of what the Edit 1 and 2 knobs do for each type of waveform? Would it be a possibility in future to have these written on the knobs themselves and then change when they change, like in that... er... other app?
disagree.. there is lot musical styles where sampling is completely not neede .. plus there is AudioLayer AUv3 sampler, so basically with AU hosting you have covered also sampling
Sampling is just one small subset of all possible sound creation methods, and AU hosting cover ALL those subsets .. ;-)
The problem with a 40- 50 euro price tag for an iPad app is very few people will buy it unless the company is well established in my opinion, then everyone waits until the app goes on sale which is great for the hardcore consumer but sucks for the Dev. I could be wrong but what if a consumer isn’t happy with a 50 euro app. All hell will break lose. The consumer says how outrageous it is for a 50 euro app to have bugs. That’s a lot of pressure for one dude. Like I said I could be wrong but it would be concerning.
OMG yes. All my delicious serum wavetables
two questions.... one, did this update come out already?
two, what ios apps can make wave tables? I think there is a Scythe update that has wavetable
creation, can those be exported to Gr-16?
WaveGenerator
Nave
Seek professional help.
Considering that barebones sampling won't help us much and building a full-fledged sampler into GR-16 might be asking too much, being able to use bs-16i or AudioLayer inside is certainly a very interesting perspective.
can you export wave tables from nave?
You can, you just have to open them as IEEE 32bit float files. Ocenaudio can do it.
Just a reminder ... GR-16 has midi out (one channel per pad), so it can be used with AUv3 or IAA apps. Unfortunately this is only for notes, no cc’s from the knobs, but still very, very useful.
@jimpavloff, it would be so cool if, when a pad is set up for midi-out, the knobs became midi cc senders, including all the automation features.
I’m violating my resolve not to request more features for this amazingly complete app, but this one struck me just now as too brilliant to ignore.
Makes me kinda wish Nave had Files.app support so the exported wave-tables wouldn't have to take a de-tour via the computer...
The wavetable file needs some post-processing on the computer anyway (cut start of file, fix offsets so you have usable wave cycles), but isn't iTunes file sharing accessible over WiFi too? Time for some automation scripts on the computer
Yeah, but for 'abusing' nave as a speech synthesiser it was enough to change the sample-rate to 11025 or something lower than 44100 and cut out the 'click' in the beginning
Audacity worked like a charm for that task...
I prefer the 8x2. Since there’s no keyboard, having a more linear layout is easier for me when playing notes rather than drums.
LLOL (literal)
Oh my, how could I forget that?
You're totally right! Thanks for waking me up, bs-16i is already playing the piano for me
@jimpavloff - Last small suggestion, I think.
When a pad is playing midi-out it doesn’t light up when sending note data. It would be nice to see it light up as the rest of the pads do.
@jimpavloff yeah i like both of those midi out suggestions you just posted. that could be really cool