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Giel. Bremmer Multitrack Studio -anyone know the cost for Pro Extension In App Purchase
Cheers in advance for info
https://www.multitrackstudio.com/ipad_extensionpack.php
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I believe it's $20.
Ok cheers The app looks very well designed
Tell me if it’s any good?
Will do Iam still checking out a few things - Dougs video - he said he couldnt find the timeline cycle icon so not sure if it has cycle locators which for me is a no no
Ok, if you give it a go I’m interested in your expert opinion
My expert opinion would be for you to spend your cash and not wait for me to to give you feedback :-)
MTS doesn’t look as sexy as BM3, Cubasis, and Auria, but it packs a ton of functionality, runs efficiently, and has its own workflow that really appeals to some users. Almost like the experience of using a 4-track recorder, but with all the benefits of iOS music apps and connectivity.
Here’s a thread we had going that discusses a lot of the features and subsequent updates:
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/6293/multitrackstudio-tips-tricks-updates-last-update-v-2-9-on-nov-14-2017#latest
Brilliant thanks
It does have timeline cycle. Double tap on the locator button and drag to the desired length. Generallt it’s idiosyncratic but fast, with very good midi editing.
Yeah, MTS has a lot of features that are in there but not readily apparent because they are handled differently than the other iOS DAW's.
I've just always found myself the most productive on MTS (which, granted, were talking about relating very low levels of productivity, all around). I think it's because of the one-track-at-a-time emphasis, both in the layout and recording setup.
Apart from Gadget (which still isn't a true "MIDI editor"), it's probably my favorite piano roll editor, and it's continued to improve with pattern saving and other new features. Even compared to Cubasis, I find it extremely easy to sketch out song ideas using the internal instruments, and then apply a synth using IAA, AU, or whatever later on. Cubasis is much slicker in appearance, and probably has a slightly deeper feature list, but it forces you to menu dive a bit too much for some things. MultiTrackStudio is more or less a port of a desktop DAW from 10-15 years ago based on the simplicity and ease-of-use that DAW's had at that time. But the developer put a lot of work into keeping it up-to-date with changes in iOS music, which kept it relevant.
@stormbeats
+1 to all @StormJH1 shared above.
As you’ll see in the AB forum thread StormJH1 linked above im a big fan of MTS.
A few MTS standouts
Matrix Sampler
Soundfont player
Those two features are great and they are applied in a much more "open-source" manner than they are in other DAW's. I would say that after AU came along, some of this stuff became less critical, because it was generally easier to work within the confines of the MTS dashboard and get external sounds into the app. Still, many apps continue to lack full AU support, and as a songwriting tool, you have so many varied sound options within MTS without even having to open another app.
Some people don't like the piano roll editing, but he gives you options to change how you interact with it, and it has some great, common-sense features...I love the "repeat" feature, that lets you program a 2-bar bassline, and then it asks you how many times you want to repeat that. Input "7", and just like that, you should have 16 bars of repeated content without having to scroll through the app.
Many of the quirks that bother me relate to the transport and how tempo is handled. The app really doesn't have a universal tempo - I think there's like a submenu where you input BPM and then you set up a click as an actual track. Sometimes things get dodgy if I want to slow down something from 120bpm to 115bpm, for example. I'm sure it's mostly user error, but that's an example of how MTS handles things "differently".