Audio Damage Enso

Jumpercollins

@JohnnyGoodyear said:

@Jumpercollins said:

@rafaelollero said:

@Jumpercollins said:
Decided I couldn’t wait any long on Apple shanigans so grabbed the desktop version as wanted a good looper inside Bitwig !

What model tablet is?

Surface Pro 3. Had 3 instances of ENSO running with different VST synths CPU is not bad at all. Depending on Instruments used you can hear some clicking at loop start and end however using the filter you can eliminate the clicking. Be interesting to see how the iOS version runs with cpu ram limits.

I've just received one of these new fangled PC thingies and was wondering what (beyond Caustic of course ) I should put on it for music fiddling. Bitwig a good choice you think?

Bitwig is definitely my favourite DAW it is the most stable along with Reason and the workflow and modular nature suits me.

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reasOne

@MonzoPro said:

@RUST( i )K said:
Man I am actually really excited about this

Think about grabbing the Mac version actually....

There's a free demo version, might have a go myself.

I'm about to grab the demo.... I gotta try this I've been fiending for too long to enso !

Jumpercollins

I have been having a few instances of the CPU spiking outside Record / overdub mode so not sure if it’s a buffer issue. Originally thought my sound interface was playing up

Jumpercollins

I increased the block size sample rate which has helped. By the way the feedback control on this app is pretty dope for long fades etc loving that aspect of it. Also adding Valhalla Shimmer into the mix just adds that overall atmosphere.

RUST( i )K

@MonzoPro said:

@RUST( i )K said:
Man I am actually really excited about this

Think about grabbing the Mac version actually....

There's a free demo version, might have a go myself.

ORLY cool

AudioGus

Curious how well this could work as an automate-able in BM3 or if it is more of a jam/record/extract bits later idea.

RUST( i )K

@AudioGus said:
Curious how well this could work as an automate-able in BM3 or if it is more of a jam/record/extract bits later idea.

I am looking as a sub for Loopy Masterpiece

I mean I am not sure 😉

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Rejected again. Here’s Chris’ response:

https://forum.audiob.us/uploads/editor/1x/cmomu4ju16mo.jpeg

AudioGus

@RUST( i )K said:

@AudioGus said:
Curious how well this could work as an automate-able in BM3 or if it is more of a jam/record/extract bits later idea.

I am looking as a sub for Loopy Masterpiece

I mean I am not sure 😉

To the demo!

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@Beathoven said:
Rejected again. Here’s Chris’ response:

https://forum.audiob.us/uploads/editor/1x/cmomu4ju16mo.jpeg

Surreal.

wim

@kobamoto said:
are there currently any IOS loopers that are AU host?

Quantiloop Pro. No internal host keyboard though, so you need to play apps that don’t have their own some other way.

Personally I prefer hosting in AudioBus or AUM and routing the output to the looper of choice.

RUST( i )K

@wim said:

@kobamoto said:
are there currently any IOS loopers that are AU host?

Quantiloop Pro

Twisted Wave

RUST( i )K

paradiddle

Man, wondering if thoses apple reviewers got bullied in life cuz they to reject perfectly valid app. Ridiculous. Can we flood apple’s mailbox somewhere about this?

Jumpercollins

https://twitter.com/chris_randall/status/1105565546873937920

ExAsperis99

@paradiddle said:
Man, wondering if thoses apple reviewers got bullied in life cuz they to reject perfectly valid app. Ridiculous. Can we flood apple’s mailbox somewhere about this?

We could try, but there's, like, 11 of us here....

oddSTAR

@ExAsperis99 said:

@paradiddle said:
Man, wondering if thoses apple reviewers got bullied in life cuz they to reject perfectly valid app. Ridiculous. Can we flood apple’s mailbox somewhere about this?

We could try, but there's, like, 11 of us here....

Yeah, but some of us have a LOT of email addresses and mad scripting skills...

[Deleted User]

He should send them a link to this thread - 16.3k views for an app that’s not even been released, demonstrates a healthy majority in favour of its release. Though 15k of those were probably mine...

ExAsperis99

@oddSTAR said:

@ExAsperis99 said:

@paradiddle said:
Man, wondering if thoses apple reviewers got bullied in life cuz they to reject perfectly valid app. Ridiculous. Can we flood apple’s mailbox somewhere about this?

We could try, but there's, like, 11 of us here....

Yeah, but some of us have a LOT of email addresses and mad scripting skills...

And rage!
I really do want this app, too.

Carnbot

it's like dealing with an AI, although with a robot you'd probably have better luck.

Cliffy

At this point, I’m considering emailing Tim Apple himself.

lukesleepwalker

@Cliffy said:
At this point, I’m considering emailing Tim Apple himself.

Touché

vitocorleone123

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Apple is ripping the developers and app customers off by failing to adequately train their app reviewers. Earn your 30% off the top of app sales Apple!

nerVe

They are obviously doing this to try and force developers into making an app. I ain’t buying they don’t understand extentions...not after three attempts with explanations and videos...

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@nerVe said:
They are obviously doing this to try and force developers into making an app. I ain’t buying they don’t understand extentions...not after three attempts with explanations and videos...

You under estimate how little Apple invests in the support of music creation apps. As the developer has already pointed out, there are already AU apps on the App Store which have splash screens with no standalone functionality. It seems the app reviewers hired and trained by Apple are not specialists, they review all sorts of apps. Consequently, they know nothing about how AUv3 works wheras the developers and their users do. This isn’t the first and won’t be the last time getting an app approved is a debacle because Apple doesn’t provide better training for their app reviewers.

In a similar vein, I have gone to Apple retail stores where their music specialist knew nothing about iOS music creation apps either.

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@InfoCheck said:

@nerVe said:
They are obviously doing this to try and force developers into making an app. I ain’t buying they don’t understand extentions...not after three attempts with explanations and videos...

You under estimate how little Apple invests in the support of music creation apps. As the developer has already pointed out, there are already AU apps on the App Store which have splash screens with no standalone functionality. It seems the app reviewers hired and trained by Apple are not specialists, they review all sorts of apps. Consequently, they know nothing about how AUv3 works wheras the developers and their users do. This isn’t the first and won’t be the last time getting an app approved is a debacle because Apple doesn’t provide better training for their app reviewers.

In a similar vein, I have gone to Apple retail stores where their music specialist knew nothing about iOS music creation apps either.

Nail struck squarely on head! App reviewers, like their retail store “specialists”, know nothing about music apps. They all know about drawing apps, photo editing apps and games, but nothing about the vast quantity of music apps. Some of them actually think GarageBand is the limit of music creation apps. It’s unbelievable and such a missed opportunity for them.

Pierre118

Maybe other developers like @brambos and @midiSequencer can help with this?

Zjenji

@Chris_Randall made the point on his twitter feed that Apple may have moved the goalposts, as far as AU apps are concerned, and Audio Damage is just one of the unfortunate firsts to find this out. He’s appealed the latest rejection and is awaiting whatever the next step is.