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No idea what you are talking about, because i havent even looked at sample import or documents stuff :P i was talking about when i save a pattern thing inside the app. There is user bank and those demo patterns. That one user bank should be each for each session, not just one bank.
Oh yea and one more thing. Currently it takes LONG time to copy each part separately, often longer than what it took to create the patterns.
Also i saw people saying that if i make 1 bar pattern, then set the length to 2 or longer, the pattern on first bar should be copied automatically to other bars that were added. This doesent seem to work on iphone se. I had 1 bar loop, then set the length to 4 bars. What happened is that there was something added to second bar(not sure if it was only some random 1 hit or just 1hit copied) and bard 3 & 4 were empty.
It seems like you have added some notes into 2nd Bar before expanding the Pattern length. Maybe by occasion. In such case, it is intended behavior. Bar auto copy of the 1st Bar works only when 2nd, 3rd and 4th Bars are entirely empty.
How long is this on sale? And, anyone else have some gold they made with this and are proud of?
Great app, @jimpavloff! I had a couple of hours of great fun playing around with this!
I agree that it’s quite involved to copy patterns and parts to a new section the way it is now. Would be really nice if there could be some improvements made in this area. I would expect some sort of an edit menu or button to duplicate and rearrange sections, maybe also just popping up on long press? That would be extremely convenient. And a way to save them in different folders for each project instead of having everything in one messy place...
I’m also looking forward to the MIDI input. Hopefully most things will be midi mappable. MIDI note input for the pads would be great also!
But it's such a lovely blue colour!
nice color but inside is unfinished crappy firmware full of bugs... plus as soon as you start use fx inserts on parts, specislly delays, you end quickly with just 8-10 voices of polyphony
maybe, after jim adds midi in (cc) it can work like controller for groove rider :-)
Wrong comparison IMO. It’s more analagous to iELECTRIBE than to Gadget. Think a supersized iELECTRIBE except using samples instead of a drum synth and with the addition of a melodic synth available for any pads as well. [edit actually you can do some pretty good drum synthesis as well, I just discovered.]
Same 1 - 4 bar pattern motif, similar sound mangling abilities, and ability to record knob tweaks on the fly. More of an idea generator / performance tool than a finished song DAW like experience.
I think you’d dig it since you hit it off so well with the iELECTRIBE.
Thanks Wim. Actually I’m not a massive fan of the iElectribe. It was one of the first iPad apps I bought, but I’ve not really used it. It’s only come out of the box recently courtesy of the Rozeta controllers.
This one could be a good app for ideas and loops I guess, so I’ll enjoy a bit longer on the fence, puffing my pipe before deciding.
For some reason I mixed you and @ExAsperis99 up on this subject. He’s the one that got a such kick (pun intended) out of iELECTRIBE.
Think once this gets midi in control it’ll come into its own for my workflow so you can use external sequencers for creating patterns and use real controller pads. Great first version release though
Mrs Xmas slipped a £15 iTunes voucher into my stocking, so this could be a thing...
I see only four bars phrases. Can I set the sequence of their playback?
Thanks Boss, hope you're all having a good one.
How are you getting on with the Launchkey? I got it working to a fashion with Maschine (as good as it can get I guess), and mapped it to Logic. A bit jerky, and for some reason all my menu items (e.g. new track) are greyed out when it's plugged in, but I guess a bit of manual reading is required.
Just going to see if the multi power adaptor I have here will work with it, and I'll try it out with the pad...
Merry Christmas Mister Monzo. As of this writing, and with regard to the Launchkey, I must refer you to my previous testimony.
Ah ok Boss, enjoy your Xmas jazz.
Given mine a bit of a test, works as expected, but a big surprise is that it works with the iPad without a power supply. Quite shocked (and very pleased) that something as big as this (49 key) works this way.
You can trigger them in sequence from the loop list. The current loop will finish playing before it plays the next one you tapped on
Yes, you can chain patterns together in the pattern menu. You can also turn off chaining globally in the settings menu so you can focus on a particular pattern and then turn it back on so you don’t have to edit your chain sequence.
I really need a manual for this. I don’t have any of the Electribes, so while I’m having some fun with this, there are very basic things that I just can’t figure out, like importing my own samples. I’ve gone through the many pages of this thread, but I’m obviously missing many, many things.
@jimpavloff said:
What would be great is iCloud sync of the export/import directory so we could work on patterns between all iOS devices. I like being able to start something on the phone and then finish/work more on the iPad. I do that with Gadget and Auxy.
Have a look at the electribe2 manual from Korg. It has very similar workflow.
http://www.korg.com/us/support/download/manual/0/367/2007/
and Parameter guide:
http://www.korg.com/us/support/download/manual/0/367/3169/
Also have a look at electribe2 and electribe2s youtube videos.
Not everything is the same, but it should give you some ideas. I have a electribe2 and I picked this right up without much "figuring out" of anything.
Haven't done much with the sampler side of things, just the basics.
Ok thanks. I just found sample import, so that’s good, I guess.
It does need a manual. Selling it without instructions is poor. All it leads to is frustration and wasted time trying to figure it out. It’s par for the course though. I haven’t yet imported samples yet.
Yeah I wish he would have held the release until the manual was ready
But that would have just taken away all the fun in exploring and learning a new app
This is what I do and it works well so four bar limit is pretty irrelevant.
@DaveMagoo @robosardine strange how we are all different. I’m delighted this has been released just as it is. I know it will be updated and a manual will come but I would rather not wait for those things before enjoying the riches of GR-16.
Personally I would prefer to have the option.
How do you access the parameter editing in edit mode? I have got the note length- chance- and velocity and all that. But how do you edit the Cutoff etc?
Hold down a pad/step and tweak a knob while in pattern edit mode.
(meaning tap-and-hold a pad/step while tweaking a knob).
Wow. That's news to me also, and welcome news at that.
Kid finally arose, tore into his new headphones, mic, monitor speakers and Launchkey, kissed us both and buggered off back into the boycave. Might be a little bit before I can get my hands on it. And hope in some ways that I don't. If he likes it that much I'm happy that he's 'working' and also (subject to your report in a couple of weeks) I shall look into adding another etc. Did get half a shelf of books (expected/requested) and some Apple Airpods thingies (unexpected) which I have a guilty feeling already that I might like quite a bit....
I had a good session with it this afternoon. Keyboard build (actual keys) quality isn’t the best, but the rest of the unit is very solid. As well as not needing external power, it didn’t seem to have much of an effect on battery life either.