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Well said.
I think this is a little more focused than Gadget, and the sequencer is definitely easier to use. At least for me anyway, though I admit I always found the sequencer in Gadget it to be it's weak point. More visual too, you can see knobs that are automated moving for instance. I also think the synthesis in this is a little more robust overall than any individual Gadget module, though it's still rather limited compared to a full on synth too.
And yes, double tap to reset parameters was my first thought too.
Excellent answer. I did like the echoopera track. And I’m a big fan of in-built limitations. Workflow is huge and often underestimated.
Lots of good wisdom around here. Yes, the workflow to emotion ratio is key.
Nice work, @echoopera !
Well said, @mAxjUlien .
I want this...but have owned the ESX1 and EMX-1 and never got a lot created with either apart from a couple of cool patterns, didn't dig iElectribe at all, the Gorillaz version was more my speed but that licensing issue killed it for me, and I own Grooverider but haven't given it due attention yet. I do rock iKaossilator and Gadget though so am hoping this gives me that same experience, only more. I might be a sucker, but you've both inched me a lot closer to pushing the button, and for a measly $20 I have a very hard time saying no to a new instrument from a company I trust (despite their unresponsiveness and short attention span in some areas).
Also noted version 1.0.1 just dropped, and it's already #2 in the paid music apps chart. How long can I resist?
I think it sets a standard for other apps to follow.. Ran Stepolyarp thru this beauty.. and.. ‘sequencing the sequences’ in the Motion thing is nice... And like you said.. it’s just version 1...
As a side note, I picked up AB3 as I was browsing around the app store. Not sure I need it, but do love the forum and discovered there's a bundle for AB2/AB3 that let me pick it up for a fiver. Always check those bundles (even though they can be wonky)!
Right. I’ll wait for the Electribe bundle then...
Really like this, and good proof of otherwise also....
@LucidMusicInc nice!
And, of course, Doug’s run through from his other thread
Haven’t even scratched the surface. That’s just a top level overview of the sounds page and I didn’t even go through the second page of pcm waves. I’m going to be busy for a bit with this.
It’s on sale for a month. I’ll never make it.
For those looking for presets, there some nice ones in the factory patterns. Just have to save them under the program button for future use.
Have to figure out the doing of that but good to know. I would def. buy a program/preset back. Preferably made out of Neo Soul Keys
@GospelMusicians
Select any factory pattern. Choose one of the synths (S1-S8). Tap on Program in the upper right and Save As.
Learned a lot from this.
Indeed! Also, some have panned the vocalizations offered in the percussion menu. Get creative kids! Change the pitch and length, run them in reverse maybe and add some effects. Then add some automation! Coolness abounds!
Me too. It confirmed for me that it’s not quite what I’m looking forward for. I will be watching the updates for sample import very closely though!
I need to remember that I and many of us (not all) on this forum are not necessarily the target audience. “With ELECTRIBE Wave you can create state-of-the-art dance music like EDM, Future Bass, and Trap.” They are really targeting a younger EDM crowd I think with the sounds, design and marketing.
And that’s good for iOS! I truly hope it sells by the bucket load so the pool of iOS musicians grows and grows.
A statement like that (the Korg one) makes me laugh. Any synth, drum machine, DAW etc. is just fodder to make music with. Truly creative people will do whatever they want with Electribe Wave. I hate the whole “genre” thing anyway. I’m going to bed...
You misunderstand me. My point is more about marketing. Korg are probably more interested in how this goes down with the crowd they are targeting than the AB forum members (except where those groups intersect).
Although I do think this looks just a little limited when it comes to sound design, especially what I have heard with the drum sounds (my lack of imagination!).
It’s a bit weird that they’re still making dubstep. No one listens to that anymore so I don’t think it’s a marketing decision as it is the lack of qualified marketing staff they have. The FAQ page for this consists of 3 questions linked to other products. Compare a Korg demo video to Native Instruments. Native Instruments gets that the masses are into R&B, Golden Era Hip Hop, Deep House and yes Trap. Anyway it’s the same set of sounds they’ve given us over and over again which is fine. It’s about time they released a proper Electribe and with one or two minor problems I have with Midi mapping and song arranging they totally nailed it.