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Wow. That's what happens when guys know what they're doing.
Just the bare bone essentials.
Well done!
Between your (wildly unfunny) hyperbole, your inability to distinguish between UI and UX and your argumentum ad populum, i don't see how there is anything worthwhile to be gained by engaging you any further. Hopefully your 'skill set' is better than your ability to form a coherent logical argument
... quickly makes popcorn and awaits the show...
Just use the included “Darker” skin. Problem solved. Caustic has more all-in-one capability than most other standalone apps. Just no audio tracks but there are ways around that. I’ve done more music on iOS with Caustic than any other app.
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I dislike Caustics UX, for me its a poor user experience
I dislike the UI, in my use travelling the app and its points of touch are not for me either.
I think most users are going to confuse the two terms as I did, because I am no developer. Plus it seems that when i looked it up, its quite common for this misunderstanding.
Thanks for the post that caused me to be educated on this, although i still havent re-downloaded Caustic.
Yawn
Have a break and check out something exceptional
Dare ya
Music that takes you on a journey
To each their yawn.
Did u even give it a proper listen mate ?
I doubt it
So far so good. But then again I like techno. The thump tick is in my blood but not everyones cup of tea.
The FX seem to be the standard for what you would get in any korg product whether it’s an Electribe or a Kaoss Pad or whatever. I’m quite happy with the reverbs delays and filters. What else do you need except some compression and a bit of bitcrushing to narrow the spectrum and boost the sound?
Doesn’t work with Audiobus. The file management is buggy too or at least poorly designed. Needs Files support.
Doesn’t really need AB as a standalone app. Use the free Readdle Documents app with the built in FTP server for file management. Works great.
For me that ship has left the port. Good times but I’m all wrapped up in apps like Grooverider and Gadget nowadays. The app also has a problem with the orientation for IPhone. It’s a very well made app but it’s abundantly clear that the target user base are on Android as that’s where all the IAPs are getting sold. The file manager also works in the context of Android where you can swap files in and out without jumping through security hoops.
I guess it was the only decent music app on Android for a long time. That is the main user base. I don’t see the dev showing much interest in getting back to it but who knows. Still useful in the meantime. There is so much choice on iOS these days it’s hard to choose any one app and stick with it.
Agree on so many of those points. A 10-band parametric EQ would be a godsend. The current EQ is lousy and rather ineffective.
However, you CAN rename tracks in Gadget. Not sure when it was implemented but it's been there for a couple years.
Well, by "renaming", I mean actually putting in the name rather than choosing from 5 premade selections.
That's not good enough. You can rename scenes however. 
Not only that, it's actually implemented the wrong way. The controls don't do what they're indicating. I would be happy with a properly working 3-band fully parametric already!
It is no Politics of Dancing part 1 disc 2
Actually, when I was writing the EQ UI I intentionally put the wrong cutoff calculation in for the display to encourage all of you to become better engineers by using your ears instead of your eyes.
It's a feature, not a bug, right?
LOL
Do you mean to say Gadget isn't the right tool for engineers who know what they're doing?
That's a real bummer. Gadget is not that bad.
When I'm about to tweak an EQ, from listening I usually know roughly what freqs I want to tweak, and I find this quite irritating.
It's also irritating not to know if and how EQ bands do overlap.
@rs2000 just making a joke about code that I wrote.
The maximum and minimum values of the EQ are correct, it's the intermediate values that aren't calculated correctly. We talked about fixing the issue, but since the change would affect the sound of people's existing projects, we decided against it.
Additionally, I saw somewhere earlier in the thread that someone was frustrated with the DeeMax popover. To dismiss it while leaving the limiter active, just click/tap the "edit" button on the master channel~
Korgfriend, I totally understand this decision and it makes very good sense, however, isn't it also terrible and bad? Surely there's a solution. I mean, for example, why not fix the EQ but add a 'Legacy' button to it which switches it back to classic broken mode? And projects that were last saved before the relevant update have the Legacy button switched on automatically?
That couldn't be too difficult, could it...? I mean essentially you'd be adding a new IFX and just... leaving in the old one as well.
Does that make any sense?
I'm particularly interested in this because I'd like to start completing projects inside Gadget (rather than exporting the stems to mix elsewhere) — in fact I started a topic about it recently:
https://forum.audiob.us/discussion/28065/mixing-in-korg-gadget-share-and-discuss
So, how about a $10 IAP popover Parametric EQ with 10 adjustable bands and bell curve, high shelf, low shelf, high cut, low cut, band pass, band reject, comb, and a couple other filters complete with the ability to toggle between a 12dB/oct, 18dB/oct, 24dB, 36dB, and 48dB/oct curve?
Or, do as @zpxlng suggested and fix the EQ issue as well as install a legacy switch. Or, create the fixed EQ and rename the current one to "legacy EQ". Or do all three, or at least do one.
And speaking of IFX, isn't it time to code and install a Saturation/Waveshaper one as well as an Ensemble one?
Thanks. Cheers.
I'd prefer an option to use AUv3's in the iFX slots. I mean it will be hard for any EQ to compete with Pro-Q 2
Slippery slope!
Yeah, 12dB is pretty slippery, but 96dB is a sharp drop.
True! An AUv3 shell IFX would be the best thing added to Gadget since Files support.
Lol, now are you trolling me or did I just troll myself?
Trollception.