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I do have the Motherload 3, and only this one. Motherload 1 and 2 still show up as purchasable, thus: you can buy them seperately in whatever order, but they contain different pedals...
Ah great cheers, I'll look and see what it includes.
If they could figure out how to make that work or even emulate it I would buy it in a heartbeat. It is the one sound that seems to be missing from all the motherlode pedals.
Mmmm, don’t know man. How much money are we talking here? £15 for the app and another £10 for the motherload on sale? It’s got to be worth it. I don’t even know if there is a way to give a discount to existing customers with a new app.
TBH it would make most sense to release modules separately. How many instances of ToneStack might one need? Unless you’re in a shredding orchestra I don’t see much sense. Releasing them separately will be halluva job but might be worth it for them financially. Time will tell, water will flow.
In an AUv3 world individual modules may make more sense in some ways but that would take away from Tonestack's identity as an app perhaps ?
How they are going to fit all that into an AUv3 I don't know...perhaps the AUv3 will be an additional IAP for the main app that allows you to use 'stacks' built in the main app as an Auv3 in a host, kind of like a light player version like we have seen done with some other apps.
That would make this sale an opportunity for more people to get the app ahead of it's release, and actually make this sale a way of them having a larger customer base for the AUv3 IAP as opposed to it being a way of shifting as many as they can before it becomes outdated by a newer version.
To me this makes far more commercial sense in the long run.
With bundle option on the store there is finally a way for the dev to give discount for loyal customers , although the whole IAP thing might complicate things .
I agree that we may not need many ToneStack instances , but (at least me) when talking ToneStack as AU ,I expect separate modules , not the app itself. (Amp , mod , cab ,reverb, echo modules heaven ready to be used in other hosts
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For me it’s showing $25 for Motherload 1, and $10 each for 2 & 3 = $45.
Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherloadless Child.
Again, whatever is the developer’s approach I will be buying it because I like it and need it. The price makes my decision so much easier and I can buy myself a bargain of a feeling of supporting the dev with their future endeavours.
I’ve been using it as my main guitar/bass effect for the last 3 years and I feel I’ve definitely paid little for the mileage I got from it. If it came in a hardware format I wouldn’t hesitate to splash £300 on it but I guess that’s another conversation altogether, hardware vs software manufacturing costs etc. I’m sure IAA won’t get pulled for a while yet so I guess no reason to worry too much either way.
I will buy it because I have the impression that AU is slightly more ram/cpu friendly and stable than IAA but that might just be psychological. I wonder I anyone has done any A/B comparing.
@Lady_App_titude I can't remember exactly how much I’ve paid but wouldn’t be more than £25 total as I got it all at intro/sale prices.
Can you share that tape warble preset in Tonebridge?
That would be very helpful. I love a good warble. :-)
Funny you should say that. I bought Zoom ms 50 about a year ago because I wanted to take off some load off my old air 2 to use vocal effects instead. Well, the amp sims on that thing are absolutely ridiculous (in a bad way). The spring reverb ain’t that springy and echorex wow, to me it sounds better than any tape delay emulation I’ve tried. Then stuff like blue fur distortion or octaver just sounds way too muddy on those multieffect stompboxes, especially when a few effects get layered on top of each other.
I love my clean or slightly distorted sound when playing through an amp and feel I’m riding a top class emulation when playing through tone stack. (Tangent)
To me there’s also a call for using software guitar effects because it automatically syncs the tempo to the rest of the groove going on, no tapping required. Again, another conversation. (Tangent)
In the end we all have our individual priorities and could go on all night on what we do and don’t like. If we took out all of the opinionated convos on this forum Michael could downgrade server size in a bleep. (Tangent)
It’s raining in Oxford, first time in a month or so. The world’s turned upside down! Time to make some music.
You use the vibrango pedal?
Funnily enough I’ve been watching demos of the Zoom multi-fx boxes, mostly for bass. I also have a Boss multi-fx box for guitar.
The ones I’ve looked at don’t come close sound-wise, to what you can get with iOS. Only thing is I don’t fancy risking (or trusting) my Air 2 on a stage full of hairy, usually slightly pissed rockers.
iPhone + otter box defender.
Yeah that makes sense. My worry is the headphone jack too. Took it to rehearsal at a club last weekend, to trigger a few intros, and the sound guy wrestling and swapping leads and knocking it over a couple of times gave me the terrors.
Might be less of an issue with the phone (I’ve got an Otterbox on that, though the jack hole is too tight for leads), as we could mount that somewhere safe.
Thing with fx though is you need to stomp on them and twiddle knobs occasionally. I realise you can get midi pedals, but just adds another thing to the chain that might go wrong.
I have made a very lovely Syd Telecaster patch in ToneStack though.
I've never known how to set up all my pedals in Tonestack, in what order that is. I found the following video useful:
Anyone knows what bundle to purchase to have all effects in Tonestack? Which bundle cotnains all of them?
Motherload 3.0.
To everyone else, this is an old post dredged up from 2018. Tonestack may or may not be on sale as the title says.
it is on sale now, but I'm afraid that the Motherload 3.0. is only upgrade to previous bundles and with v3 I don't get previous effects from v1 and v2 - can You confirm?
I think you are right. I've been buying the Motherload all along so for me the upgrade path was 1.0 -> 2.0 -> 3.0. It doesn't look like you can jump right from being a new user to Motherload 3.0 as far as I can tell without buying the other two first.
@MAtrixplan
Complete Tonestack
Tonestack app
Motherload v.1.0
Expansion v.2.0
Expansion v.3.0
You'll then have EVERYTHING available at this time.
Total price at this time?
@Charlesalbert These prices are from previous sales. I imagine they're the same right now.
Sale Prices:
Tonestack app - $4.99
Motherload v.1.0 - $24.99
Expansion v.2.0 - $9.99
Expansion v.3.0 - $9.99