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This. Yep. I get it and makes sense. Thanks for that workflow example. Helps the dev better understand the needs of the user.
I tend to use Patterning as a sequencer and host my synths in AUM or externally so my workflow is different when i use it.
Patterning2 ---> AWESOME!!
As for AU, oh yah, most absolutely a must at some point (maybe it has to be Patt3?). Having multiple Patternings on various BM3 banks, that is huge. Parameter recall is massive. IAA ghost bugs in iOS are lame. Will I still get it? Probably. If it were an AU I would pre-order it before getting SynthmasterOne, but now it is just in the queue for later. Being a sequel I can overlook the IAA handicap but if it were new and/or I did not have the first one I would not even consider it at this point.
Didn’t see the updates I’d been hoping for from the beginning of patterning 1. Combined with new price, keeping wallet closed for now.
It does look like it will be pretty good though. Interested.
Curious then if its so good in comparison to others, why the need for another version so soon?
I think patterning 1 as AU alone would be a big seller. For me I’m pretty happy the way it is and I would be more excited for an iphone version than AU. Patterning 2 is instabuy no doubt about that.
With prices rising to compete with the desktop model, my purchase button is a little more discerning these days, so I'll wait and see with this one.
Fullscreen is available in many hosts. Though I prefer the iOS 11 implementation since I use GarageBand iOS.
For me AU is essential. I wouldn’t buy anything without it.
I’m a little disappointed there is no iPhone app. And no auv3. Without those features I’m not sure about upgrading.
Patterning is brilliant, but yah AU is the future. I'd spend $20 on patterning 2 just as a midi only au sequencer like rozeta. I've committed to only spend money on apps that support auv3.
Wow...........tough crowd in tonight..............
**_> @echoopera said:
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Yessir!
Cool yea, I hear you all about AUs. Noted.
Now let's talk about how cool these new features are
it's not too late those features were requested a long time ago
using multiple simultaneous patterns has been requested for patterning as well and is of high priority, not only that but when we get it it won't come with a convoluted workflow and will be the Patterning workflow through and through
Yep... Seems like an AU revolution...
I am in complete agreement with @echoopera here, and I'm a little taken aback by the line-in-the-sand that AU has become. It mean, maybe my memory is selective, but it seems like a year ago, iSem and Viking and zMors EQ were pretty much the only AU games in town? Maybe it has been around longer. And while I can see the value of several instances of a given synth, or unlimited use of AU delays and EQ, I think it's less valuable with an app that is largely a sequencer in its own right.
As echo points out, Patterning has 8 audio outs (and coming in P2, 8 midi outs, if I'm reading correctly). It has had excellent midi learn; it's easy (for even me!) to trigger Patterning clips/scenes from Modstep.
State saving — yes. But it's easy enough to rename a pattern.
And personally? I prefer the standalone environment to the AU version without exception.
Can we have a sneak peek (video)... Most interested in the melody seq..
Right on!
No more AU chat from me in this thread. Love the new features. And randomize everywhere! Right up my street.
yes lets... scaling!!! , tempo automation!!!! , this is really coming along I'm too excited gotta go back and look at the other new features
Divide Mode Measure Length
In loop divide mode you can now set the measure length for the loop. So go ahead and divide that measure of 7/8 into 23 equal parts, because you can.
Automation Improvements
Automation recording now latches on with the record button. New automation layers include parameter randomization, ratchet settings, and MIDI gate length.
sic whoooooot
oh heck I can't even pick and choose the whole list is wonderbaaaaaaaar
Record Beats
Record patterns using the new drum pads page or with an external MIDI controller.
Randomize (Almost) Everything
Randomize instrument parameters such as panning, filter cutoff and resonance, tuning, velocity and more. Randomization can be automated on a per step basis.
Next Generation Ratcheting
Creating stuttering beats with up to 8 divisions of a step. Use the Ratchet Decay parameter to create growing or decaying velocities for ratchets.
Drum Kit Switching
Create as many kits as you like within a song and apply them to any number of patterns. Switch samples, effects, and mixer settings when changing patterns to subtly modify parameters or load a completely different palette of sounds.
Quantized Pattern Launch
Switch patterns on the fly and never miss a beat.
Coarse Tune Quantize
The coarse tune parameter can be quantized to specific intervals, making melodic sequencing a breeze. Combine with randomization to create stochastic melodies. Works with MIDI out, too!
Pattern Tempo Changes
Patterns can now override (or revert back to) the song tempo, optionally slewing gradually to new tempos.
Loop Rotate
Set the initial rotation of a loop, offsetting the loop to start on a different step or slide off the grid altogether. Steps can be nudged by single ticks or by regular sub-divisions of a step.
Sample Folders
Easily organize your samples into folders for quick sample loading.
Divide Mode Measure Length
In loop divide mode you can now set the measure length for the loop. So go ahead and divide that measure of 7/8 into 23 equal parts, because you can.
Automation Improvements
Automation recording now latches on with the record button. New automation layers include parameter randomization, ratchet settings, and MIDI gate length.
Ableton Link Updates
Patterning 2 uses the latest version of Ableton Link, with Start/Stop and now includes support for Link’s quantum setting.
MIDI Gate Length & Unlimited CC Layers
Automate MIDI Gate Length for MIDI tracks. Gates longer than 100% will tie together with the following step, if present, to create longer note lengths. Unlimited CC automation layers for controlling your MIDI devices.
MIDI Only Tracks
You can now disable audio for a track to make it MIDI only.
Loads of Other Improvements
Streamlined MIDI setup from the Pattern editor, file system improvements, faster loading times and major under-the-hood improvements.
And all the features you’ve already been enjoying :
Export directly to an Ableton Live Set.
Multi-channel audio export.
Cloud Kits : Download and Share Drum Kits
8 Channel Inter-App Audio Output
Rock solid MIDI Clock
MIDI Output
Ableton Link
Dropbox integration for importing samples
And so much more
@benkamen all I can say is the new feature list is awesome. Can’t wait to experiment with all crazy randomness.
+1
Patterning is the most amazing app I've ever experiencd in IOS, and this update includes unbeliaveble features.
But after having suffered IAA and AB for such a long time I will definitively not buy an app like this without AU support. I consider it mandatory for any serious app at this moment.
Truly sorry, no AU, no joy...
:-(
No rights or wrongs, just personal taste. I can't imagine seeing a major upgrade to the 'most amazing app I've ever experienced in iOS' and not buying it in a blind heartbeat. But that's just me. Toast
I definitely wanna add my voice to support AU for the brothers and sisters that need it and if you've been around for a bit and take a look at that features list you'll already know that Ben is definitely a listener when it comes to everyones needs, it already looks like AU is in patternings future from the vibe of his responses but........... I hope the non-AU fam gets the same support for the priority of what Patterning 'is' now and the things it needs to make it complete within itself like multiple simultaneous patterns, sample slicing, sample flipping per step, and universal version before it heads out to the AU version and all of the AU glory that it will surely become!
imho there's a lot of joy to be had here!!!
lol, same here, got it about a month ago, loved it right away but still haven't used it as much as should, just because soooo many great apps either came out or went AUV3, If P2 supports AUV3, it'll be an insta buy for me, otherwise I should probably dive deeper into P1.
There is nothing wrong with making the journey in reverse from the iOS homeland back to the 'more like a desktop land' where the majority of us started.. I just hope that all of those desiring to assimilate the iOS workflow back into something more reminiscent of the desktop experiences that we came from remember what the main draw was to get us on the journey to iOS Mecca in the first place.
You're right, but it's not only taste, but pragmatism and evolution too. Most of my setup is based on AU at this moment, and when Patterning dropped in 2015 IAA/AB was the best available technology in IOS (although very unstable and buggy standards). Now it's not. I expected P2 would support the lastest and most advanced standard, that's why my dissapointment because it's a great app that unfortunatelly doesn't fit my new workflow.
Cheers
^^ yet...
That sounds like the message I was going to post.
Yah, AUs have evolved not only my workflow but also my music making habits in the real world. I work on projects now that I can jump into for even small bite sized chunks of time. Even just ten minutes is now a discrete unit of music making time. Projects that require yet again a midi setup, some form of note taking taking or IAA ghost killing etc just are not as frequented as ones that are as simple as 'Open Host', 'Load Project' 'Get It On'.
So yah part of me wants to thank the dev of this amazing app that has served me well in the past but another part of me wants to 'vote with my dollars' on the future.
Ben will we be able to draw in the automation freely with something like a pencil mode yet, or will there be separate, and independent automation rings so that you can apply automation in different resolutions than the patterns they're being applied to?