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Waldorf nave.... iaa only?

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  • @RUST( i )K said:

    @kinkujin said:
    I think this synth is indeed a truly wonderful thing. Shame I won't be able to use it in NS2, but I'll use it elsewhere. It's too good to be relegated to the dustbin. C'mon Waldorf ... what the heck!!!!!!!

    They told me they have no plans for AU or ANY new apps.

    So I think this will be it for them.

    SHAME

    Dang I wonder if it will continue to get support in future iOS updates or if will black hole

  • I think Nave is well worth getting.. it works fine with Cubasis (midi) and Audiobus.

    Here’s an example.. every sound is from Nave..even the drum sounds and vocals, I made and recorded into NanoStudio.. then using Cubasis to sequence the drum sounds in nano ..and re-record back into Cubasis thru audiobus. .and the video is me playing with the Nave visuals..hope you enjoy and hope it gives you a good idea of what Nave is capable of.

  • edited December 2018

    Not too sad to hear it is not be AUv3, I can use it in my favorite hosts and the people seem to do the needed maintenance, last update was 4 months ago...

    Not to mention there’s tons of presets done by present and previous forum members (hey @RUST( i )K) , and it sounds cool af in the right hands: (see/hear below)

    @RUncELL said:

  • @RUncELL said:
    I think Nave is well worth getting.. it works fine with Cubasis (midi) and Audiobus.

    Here’s an example.. every sound is from Nave..even the drum sounds and vocals, I made and recorded into NanoStudio.. then using Cubasis to sequence the drum sounds in nano ..and re-record back into Cubasis thru audiobus. .and the video is me playing with the Nave visuals..hope you enjoy and hope it gives you a good idea of what Nave is capable of.

    Very nice!

  • @RUncELL said:
    I think Nave is well worth getting.. it works fine with Cubasis (midi) and Audiobus.

    Here’s an example.. every sound is from Nave..even the drum sounds and vocals, I made and recorded into NanoStudio.. then using Cubasis to sequence the drum sounds in nano ..and re-record back into Cubasis thru audiobus. .and the video is me playing with the Nave visuals..hope you enjoy and hope it gives you a good idea of what Nave is capable of.

    Wow that's really good! How in that world did you sequence everything 😱 by playing keys or using something like rozeta , that's good stuff man

    @Littlewoodg said:
    Not too sad to hear it is not be AUv3, I can use it in my favorite hosts and the people seem to do the needed maintenance, last update was 4 months ago...

    Not to mention there’s tons of presets done by present and previous forum members (hey @RUST( i )K) , and it sounds cool af in the right hands: (see/hear below)

    @RUncELL said:

    Absolutely! I'm going to grab it, seems way to solid to pass up, everyone vouches for it!

  • edited December 2018

    Thanks @reasOne. It’s a great synth, you won’t regret buying. Very flexible.

    This track was done on an old iPad 2.. using Nave to make drum sounds, I record a bunch of hits into cubase, export/open in NanoStudio and edit out all the hits onto the pads..Then I trigger the pads (drum hits) with Cubasis midi track..once I have some beats I like, I record nano thru Audiobus into Cubasis.. now I have my stereo drum track made from Nave sounds..
    I also recorded loops, pads, hits, fx and the vocals into nano and each trigger instrument has its own midi channel, with 16 samples per channel.. So nano acts like a sampler.

    This video may help explain better than I can

    edit_thanks also @Littlewoodg and @espiegel123 .

  • @RUncELL said:
    Thanks @reasOne. It’s a great synth, you won’t regret buying. Very flexible.

    This track was done on an old iPad 2.. using Nave to make drum sounds, I record a bunch of hits into cubase, export/open in NanoStudio and edit out all the hits onto the pads..Then I trigger the pads (drum hits) with Cubasis midi track..once I have some beats I like, I record nano thru Audiobus into Cubasis.. now I have my stereo drum track made from Nave sounds..
    I also recorded loops, pads, hits, fx and the vocals into nano and each trigger instrument has its own midi channel, with 16 samples per channel.. So nano acts like a sampler.

    This video may help explain better than I can

    edit_thanks also @Littlewoodg and @espiegel123 .

    Wow man that was awesome to see the workflow!! Track sounds great too! Gave me some ideas to lay out percussion as well 📡📡📡
    Killer work

  • That’s good to hear. Nano 2 is working out well for this type of workflow also.

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