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Obsidian synth within NS2 might be enough to keep you from lamenting over non AUV3 synths
@tja if i good remember, matt memtioned that NS2 will work on iOS9+
depends on your needs .. BM3 is for my workflow unusable crap... cubasis and auria lacking lot for me key features.. i'm missing famous intuitive sequencer if NS1, unbeated by any other iOS DAW.. at the end, on desktop there is even more DAWs available
Everybody have different needs, it's great to have possibility to choose daw which best matches my workflow
1 Released
2 Newer shiny shiny two weeks later
3 Who cares it is just a tool (Oh wait, sorry, pro tool right there, with some club ready stuff by a pro in the game who knows)
I only make proper one minute bangers and I know NS2 is all I need to complete tracks.
Oh dear... here come the pisstakers lol
STOP flame please.. try to be positive...
Bite me is quite an impressive teaser. The screenies look really cool and the sounds from this obsidian synth are nice too. Seems to be directed to edm stuff. Cool the dev has some dnb tuned going on here
I am really excited. But just to be clear... this is actually coming, not a samplr Update rumor?!
It’s a very real app.. the developer has a very high rep
Yes, it’s geared for those who want to make real electronic music, ships with around 240 presets I think
Are you sure it’s going to be universal at launch? I hope so. I would hate for you to lose your mind.
No problem, we can just call him a liar who breaks promises if it doesn't, then keep posting that in every thread about any other software
This project has been pushed a ton of times. We’ll see it when it finally comes out. I just don’t know what it’s gonna add that’s not in the app ecosystem already.
It will be better than Chinese Democracy. Guaranteed.
Flow, for some of us, that's what we're hoping.
Yeah the demos are great but there is absolutely no reason you couldn't do similar tracks in any of the other DAWs we already have.
Check out this guys channel for some nice hip hop production featuring BM3. Maybe it's not your style of music but you can't say it isn't professional.
Yep, there’s no reason why those demos can’t be done similar in other daws, but..none have produced anything of that calibre yet
As far as the hip hop you linked, that vid? The sounds are very basic, there’s not much layers to the song...it’s very simple like you could make on imaschine or something. I’ve not heard the sampling potential that many gush over actually demonstrated properly yet
Hip hop music is very abc and doesn’t require much attention to detail and is far from a complex art form
If not, I’ll just wait.. but I know I can trust this dev
I have other apps to keep me happy and producing for now
Wow its such a crap to say that the other daws cant produce ‘professional’ stuff. Do u understand music at all man?
Lol, I never said that the other daws are not able for pro production
What I AM saying is that I’ve heard nothing yet that sounds as good as those NS2 DNB demos
Context please, don’t twist my comments into things that create wars
It's just about personal workflow ..
there are no "best" or "worst" daws ..
each one matches personal neeeds of some music genre or some musician..
for me personally there is currently no DAW on iOS which will cover all my needs and will fit to my workflow - tried many of them, some were less painfull to use (gadget - great synths, terrible sequencer), some were for me pure catastrophe impossible to use (bm3 - terrible everything
)).. but that's just me ..
NS2 will be that kind of DAW, i'm pretty sure with this, so that's why i'm very excited about it.. I'm synth guy, i like integrated enviroment without need switch bettween multiple apps - so AB, AUM, IAA - i'm not interested in those technologies.. on other side AUv3 is nice ... my music is usually quite complex (lot of layers, lot of automation curves, lot of sound design) - so streamlined user friendly sequencer is for me important, on other side i don't give shit about sampling - kick, hihats and snares and sometimes some movie vocals are maximum of sampling i use .. Sometimes i syntetize also drums by myself :-))
But this doesn't mean that it will be "the daw" for everyone .. it's foolish to think something like that .. Just it's nice to have one more option.
So calm down guys.. not needed to make flame here ..
I find gadget ok for sequencing.. I do like the AUV3 integration in GB but sequencing in it is too slow
Like you, I prefer an integrated environment. NS2 will offer that but also AUV3 if needed. For me, Zeon will come in handy for dnb on NS2 as will kauldron and synthscaper. But from what I’ve heard, obsidian synth will be super potent and, multiple instances thereof for bass, pads, drums and samples... it might just free up space on my device lol
Instead of waiting to hear someone else impress you with the sampling aspect of BM3 you should just spend some time on it yourself
Layers per pad. Fx per layer. Ton of modulation per pad and per layer. Timestrech per layer. Pad link. Roll pad. X/y. Macros. List goes on.... Its all there on paper and not something you can really dispute
Just needs warp markers and modulation of sample start point/loop window and job done. But even as it is, it's super powerful and possibilities are endless. Maybe the people using it in ways that would impress you are just using it on records and not on YouTube demos
Re sweeping statement like 'hip hop is far from a complex art form'..wow....that's just asking for grief.. Some hip hop is simple (intentionally maybe...) some of its insanely well crafted. Same as every other genre. And same as ever other genre, its down to the person making it, not the daw
Gosh
Don't think I would play down hip hop
Perhaps your knowledge is limited, perhaps you have only listened to mainstream
I am sure nonostudio will be great.
Was my first step into mobile music so I also have a dear love for nanostudio , but things have moved so fast
Blip will still get my money
Use what makes you happy and be great full of all the tools we have,
Also listen to the guy slowmotion mentioned
He has a 20 minute video, where he builds a full track
Sounds damn awesome to me
Peace and love
Link if anyone is interested
That hip hop statement is made by someone who does not understand music in my opinion. That’s such a ridiculous statement. I don’t like country music or heavy metal but I will never downplay them.
Daw - an audio and midi sequencer with a workflow
Am i wrong on this one?
Just > @Love3quency said:
Yes , probably someone talented CREATED them
No fire here just a point of view, from my planet its looks totslly different. I would say that if you dont manage to create something in all the other daws, you shouldnt put your hopes up, ns2 wont be a savior. Very pure and basic logic
Not saying NS2 will be a saviour, rather I think it will just be a fresher flavour:)
I was “down” with hip hop when people like mantronix, bambaata, ultramagnetic mcs etc were taking it to unheard of creative places
A lot of people feel that it evolved into techno and dnb, I feel they are right
If one actually researches, we can see how genres morph into others
Good point
If...BM3 goes universal, of course I’ll givd it a shot lol
Can u link the more complex hip hop then?
Dude what are you talking about?? Hiphop is still hiphop. It evolved in to itself. Maybe some stuff spun off along the way and became other things but that happens with all music. Those early hiphop artists you mention evolved from music that came before and social conditions and hiphop was born. There are some producers doing amazing work in hiphop these days. Just not very often on the radio. Seek and ye shall find...