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Recommendation for layering/resampling on IOS?

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  • schsch

    Well, I spent the evening reading the excellent BM3 manual and doing a bit of playing around, and I have to say that I'm really impressed with what the app can do! It's still not my cup of tea for sequencer workflow (NanoStudio is still the best I've ever used), but I can see it may well fill the niche to create stems to finish off in Auria Pro (BM3 and Cubasis just can't even approach the creamy heaven of the FabFilter plug-ins and subgroup management of AP). Fun times ahead!

  • CracklePotCracklePot

    @sch said:
    Well, I spent the evening reading the excellent BM3 manual and doing a bit of playing around, and I have to say that I'm really impressed with what the app can do! It's still not my cup of tea for sequencer workflow (NanoStudio is still the best I've ever used), but I can see it may well fill the niche to create stems to finish off in Auria Pro (BM3 and Cubasis just can't even approach the creamy heaven of the FabFilter plug-ins and subgroup management of AP). Fun times ahead!

    Awesome. B)

  • kobamotokobamoto

    @sch said:
    Well, I spent the evening reading the excellent BM3 manual and doing a bit of playing around, and I have to say that I'm really impressed with what the app can do! It's still not my cup of tea for sequencer workflow (NanoStudio is still the best I've ever used), but I can see it may well fill the niche to create stems to finish off in Auria Pro (BM3 and Cubasis just can't even approach the creamy heaven of the FabFilter plug-ins and subgroup management of AP). Fun times ahead!

    if bm3's workflow is a little long in the tooth for you give impc pro a look as well, because in addition to having transient detection, and time stretching, plus the feature I tote the most in that app the 'individual mixer per sequence' feature allows you to basically set up a sequence as a sample kit container, and each container with it's own mixer can have a varied sound applied globally to the kits within..... so it's a great app just for utility sake.

  • schsch

    I spent an hour or two this afternoon and sampled 16 sounds out of BeatHawk and into BM3, did all the chopping, trimming and normalizing. It did crash on me once and I had to start again (MUST Save after every few operations!!!), but eventually I got it done. Rather than layer the sounds to create a massive drum hit, I'm going to simply play multiple pads at once to get a slight variation in the timing which yields a much more natural performance. So far, I'm really impressed with BM3!

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