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What we NEED in 2018 │ Music App Devs Please save us - haQ attaQ
EDIT 18-01-04 18:13 UTC+1 = I'm reading all of your great comments! Thank you for engaging with this topic. I hope that a lot of devs check this post out! 
There are plenty of iOS music apps that I've wished for over the years, app-wise that is and I'm hoping that our wishes will be full-filled during 2018. There are still a few music apps or music production tools that I'm waiting for to hit the App store, and I'm wondering why no one has made them yet? So what do we actually need? I'm calling all music app developers, please come save us!
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Holy frame rate haQman!
Mandatory BPM type entry.
No more BPM "virtual knob"
123 on the dial takes 5 minutes on some apps even with a stylus on some apps
That’s another reason I love both Auria and DPP!
But what we really need is a standalone pitch correction tool that is really usable.
Even if i wrote something in the you-tube comments....i forgot some things.
What would be more needed than everything else is not more tools but more educating videos, real in depth tutorials (since the developers on iOS won´t/can´t do it mostly) rather than everything is awesome promotions (please don´t understand that wrong here).
A lot apps while awesome in general lacks simple things which could/should be there and i find that not awesome in 2018.
It´s maybe one of the reasons iOS apps are still not so "accepted" as they could.
There seems to be hyped apps, then forgotten, then the next best thing is there, then an update, then it´s forgotten, and so on. Apps like Finger Fiddle, Samplr; Borderline Granular etc. should have taken further on a multi-touch screen rather than more and more synth apps (as great as they are) looking like a real synth with midi keys wasting space.
Oh, and handles on every DAW for a touch screen should be there as option at least.
I would like to have customizable skins and making own folders for preset banks.....now i want too much.
But i also still want P900 for iOS since it was quite there before Moog came and killed the market (at least the developer think that but i try hard to bother him to rethink it) because it sounds better and i like the GUI and workflow better and i think it would work as good on a multi-touch screen too.
Otherwise i want not much
But since the title said "need" not "want"....forget everything i said.
A SHZ player AU or EXS24 player AU and I’ll be happy for now.
There was a time when Rim considered to offer Lyra as a standalone app - it can play both EXS24 and SHZ - but he apparently wrote it off. Only way to get closer to what you want currently is to get Auria Pro.
Alchemy (in Logic) can use EXS24 instruments, so Apple could add import to the GarageBand version....if they wanted.
I don't expect it to happen, but I could use a score editor inside a DAW, ala Logic Pro. No real limits on time signatures. Tempo track and Arrangement markers in the piano roll. It would be a huge undertaking for a musically-trained developer, so the most realistic, be it tiny, hope is probably Apple bringing it to GarageBand.
Any apps that make it easier and more flexible to export, import, copy and paste MIDI data from one place to another will be appreciated.
Option to type in precise numeric values anywhere there's a knob or slider would improve quality of life.
Woah I didn’t know...I will take a look. Thanks
Oh, there is more, the year is long
I mentioned it some time ago but since MIDI FX starting slowly on iOS i "need" something like the Reaktor Spiral and NOD-E as MIDI plug-in plus a simple but very powerful and easy to use Arp ala´Logic too.
Enough sequencing, i want live input into MIDI FX which goes to other MIDI FX etc. and output these to whatever i want. It´s almost there but still not really.
Definitely. And no more "invisible controls" like swiping over numbers. Put some boxes with highlights to clue users into the fact that there's a control there... touch a number and get a popup menu!
I want decent automations curves and shortcuts(like 1 finger navigate, two finger copy and so on) in any daw
Major plus for this. This would really pull me away from my Mac for mixing. The artists I work with like to use autotune and pitch correction. Really can't fine tune with any apps on iPad like I can on my Mac.
Oh yes... would t happen to be referring to gadget would you ?
In the past I've had to open funkbox to set Bpm (via link ) in gadget. Other times it works ok .. 95 percent of the time its a pita.
I'd like a decent sequencer with midi out capabilities that doesn't require endless menu diving.
Wait for NS2.....
All I need is a mastering app for iPhone
I would like all the iOS developers to take the year off from creating new features. During that time they could reflect on their creations, maybe create some related videos like @Cib mentioned. Most importantly I would get the chance to explore what I have already.
Maybe that should be three years...
Fucking Thor makes me insane!
Especially when they are not MIDI MAPPABLE
WHich brings me to second point
ALL CONTROLS BE MIDI LEARNABLE!
Too late?
Cubasis we're coming for you too!!!
DAW that I can't map any parameters.........that makes sense.
I just need Intua to keep doing what they are doing with BM3.
...oh but if Apple is listening they can get ‘files’ working.
A transient designer AU would be pretty great actually. I’d hope @FredAntonCorvest could develop it given he’s crafted THE best iOS Chorus AU and THE best iOS Maximizer AU (both of which are UNIVERSAL and usable in AUM). A transient designer would be more valuable than anyone can even know. Your 808 kick’s too soft? Slap a transient designer on that. That clap has too sharp of an attack and is ruining your mix? Slap a transient designer on that. You EQ’ed the shit out of the backing arrangement and STILL can’t get the vocals to pop? Slap a transient designer on those vocals! Matter of fact, you can sharpen the lead vocal and muffle the background vocals so the latter doesn’t get in the way of the former.
In the meantime. looks like I’ll be investing some money into DCAM EnvShaper given I often (but not always) use Auria for mixing down stems from other apps.
Oh, and hopefully a universal metering system can be crafted (or at least a universal RMS meter). Unless one exists in universal format already but I overlooked it?
Tempted to go on a rant right now but...
Lots of us use them on other platforms.