BEATHAWK/Love and Hate! seeking counseling

Lady_App_titude

@RUST( i )K said:
I still am not 100 on the export of work and loops vs entire song and the methodology of finish and playing live recording in the app.

Here is a cut and paste of my step-by-step instructions for the export process from about a year ago. I don't think it has changed since then. HTH:

How To Export From Beathawk To Dropbox:

Export is a two step process. First export your project to disk. Then export from disk to your cloud service (iCloud, Dropbox, etc.) . Export to disk is done from the Song area. Export to cloud is done from the main Track/Pad/Pattern area.

Preliminary Step: First make sure Dropbox is installed on your iPad and enabled in Beathawk: (Browser->tap three little bars at top of Library bar->iCloud-Import File->Locations->More->Enable Dropbox with slider).

1. From the Song window, tap the EXPORT button. Choose your option. (Choices include: Export, Export Multi, Export MIDI, and Ableton Live Export.) This exports your project to disk.

2. Switch back to the main window.

3. Tap Browser

4. Go to the User Library -> Exports folder.

5. This is the important part: Tap with TWO FINGERS on your project folder and then choose "Zip Directory."

6. Two-finger tap on your Zip file and you (finally!) get the option "iCloud - Export File."

7. Choose Locations->Dropbox.

8. Choose a Folder on your Drobox, then choose Save to "Folder Name" (at the bottom of the screen).

Lady_App_titude

@McDtracy said:
Can you share a pointer to your DP or hardware based Projects?
Your IOS catalog is so good I'd love to hear what you've been crafting over the last 30 years.

Thx. A miscellaneous hodgepodge of stuff is posted here. The earliest (I’m Wanting You) was done on 4-Track cassette in the 80s. The most recent was from 2014 (Collide-A-Scope, a remix/collaboration with Todd Rundgren). Others range from classical guitar to Broadway to electronica. A lot are short product demos I did for various companies (NI, Roland, etc.) back when I was writing for magazines like Electronic Musician, Home Recording, etc.

https://soundcloud.com/babz_nyc

McDtracy

@Lady_App_titude said:

@McDtracy said:
Can you share a pointer to your DP or hardware based Projects?
Your IOS catalog is so good I'd love to hear what you've been crafting over the last 30 years.

Thx. A miscellaneous hodgepodge of stuff is posted here. The earliest (I’m Wanting You) was done on 4-Track cassette in the 80s. The most recent was from 2014 (Collide-A-Scope, a remix/collaboration with Todd Rundgren). Others range from classical guitar to Broadway to electronica. A lot are short product demos I did for various companies (NI, Roland, etc.) back when I was writing for magazines like Electronic Musician, Home Recording, etc.

https://soundcloud.com/babz_nyc

Impressive credentials. Can't wait to work through all 16 and see the various styles in the portfolio.

Todd Rungren is a very talented... His interview on the WFT with Marc Maron podcast was a really fascinating survey of the music business over the last 40+ years. He gets a lot done and still makes art.

Telstar5

I don’t own a laptop nor do I want one. Gonna fill up Sampletank to the gills when it gets AUV3

stormywaterz

@Telstar5 said:
I don’t own a laptop nor do I want one. Gonna fill up Sampletank to the gills when it gets AUV3

That’s the dream app to go au next

senhorlampada

@stormywaterz said:

@Telstar5 said:
I don’t own a laptop nor do I want one. Gonna fill up Sampletank to the gills when it gets AUV3

That’s the dream app to go au next

So true! Don't mind using it iAA within Cubasis and then freezing.
But still... it would be awesome as AU

RUST( i )K

@Lady_App_titude said:

@RUST( i )K said:
I still am not 100 on the export of work and loops vs entire song and the methodology of finish and playing live recording in the app.

Here is a cut and paste of my step-by-step instructions for the export process from about a year ago. I don't think it has changed since then. HTH:

How To Export From Beathawk To Dropbox:

Export is a two step process. First export your project to disk. Then export from disk to your cloud service (iCloud, Dropbox, etc.) . Export to disk is done from the Song area. Export to cloud is done from the main Track/Pad/Pattern area.

Preliminary Step: First make sure Dropbox is installed on your iPad and enabled in Beathawk: (Browser->tap three little bars at top of Library bar->iCloud-Import File->Locations->More->Enable Dropbox with slider).

1. From the Song window, tap the EXPORT button. Choose your option. (Choices include: Export, Export Multi, Export MIDI, and Ableton Live Export.) This exports your project to disk.

2. Switch back to the main window.

3. Tap Browser

4. Go to the User Library -> Exports folder.

5. This is the important part: Tap with TWO FINGERS on your project folder and then choose "Zip Directory."

6. Two-finger tap on your Zip file and you (finally!) get the option "iCloud - Export File."

7. Choose Locations->Dropbox.

8. Choose a Folder on your Drobox, then choose Save to "Folder Name" (at the bottom of the screen).

Gracias