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Lol, same here, I’ll have to stick to using Bassalicious 1 for now, plus I bought Neo Soul Keys and that was 4 gigs itself 😮. I don’t see Bassalicious 1 on the App Store anymore but hopefully we’ll still be able to reinstall it if we need to.
Wut?! SOLD.
Congrats on the release and THANKS for making it universal.
@tja We probably won’t ever support AB with AUv3, IAA, and Virtual MIDI.
AB support is not that easy to implement with the libraries we use.
Lol, not for peopl with 500 gigs and Terabyte storage, but yeah, when your situation is like mine, but I might have to delete some stuff.
You might want to consider implementing reporting of presets to the host. It’s a standard function and I don’t think difficult to implement. This will enable presets to show up in hosts’ native preset browsers as well as in the app. I believe it will also allow changing of presets via midi learn in AudioBus and AUM.
Fugue Machine going into it in the midi sender slot works great.
Why is that important? I’m as big an AudioBus fan as anyone, but AudioBus support is a non-issue for an AUv3 plugin. You can use it perfectly in Audiobus. What else is needed?
@GospelMusicians - You might want to strongly consider rewording your note about Audiobus. It is going to confuse many people into thinking it’s not usable in AudioBus.
It sounds like Sugarbytes apps. They work fine in AB as AUv3s.
Yup.
Yup.
The confusion is totally understandable. At least you aren’t like the people who are likely to skip purchasing, or leave a one-star review without asking questions first. I bet this is going to bite @GospelMusicians in the butt if not changed in the App Store description.
What I’m curious about is why there’s a standalone/IAA version at all. BASSalicious 1 was AUv3 only. So they went to some obvious trouble to make it IAA ... but I can’t fathom why.
bassalicious has always been standalone as well
Correct. But not IAA, right? I think the standalone was just in an AU wrapper of some sort.
Great app!
Neo Soul Keys, Bassalicious 2.0... now I‘m waiting for a drummie from you guys
Very interesting conversations. When asked a year ago if users preferred high quality with more samples vs lower quality with less amples, it seemed as if people preferred the higher quality and sacrificed the size/space. Now it seems as if lower quality and smaller. In fact I remember specifically, that people wanted an even larger version of Neo-Soul Keys Studio than the 4GB for the high quality.......
How fast things change in a year
Someone mentioned talk of an upgrade path? I’ll probably buy either way but want to know what the options are.
We wish there was an easy way, but Apple doesn’t favor or offer upgrade paths and programming it would take some serious work.
Great app, great size - but I have place on my ipad 512...I understand however why some people are hesitating. All I can say is that such a quality app really worth using some megas...
Fair enough. I can live with an $8 “upgrade.”
Just bought it!!! Can’t wait to thump!
I like the big samples, keep the quality high
Just bought it now
Will test out when I’m back from my tests at the hospital
More bass for my face
Oh my! $8.00 is an absolute bargain for this “upgrade”!
@GospelMusicians, if you want to cut the original BASSalicious owners a break after the price goes up, you could offer a discounted bundle. That requires no programming. Perfectly understandable if you don’t, and totally worth full price either way, but just putting it out there in case you weren’t aware that could be done.
I have over a hundred gigs free. Keep em coming!
Either way we are so appreciative of the support and feedback. Everyone seems to always be very courteous and respectful, unlike the VST side.
It really helps the development process when people enjoy making good music.
I’m also in the big samples camp, and just bought it. I hope this new architecture facilitates an auv3 drum sampler
Unless I’m just in that phase of new app giddiness, I’m thinkin’ the space may end up being about a wash. Just browsing through the presets, I feel like I might be able to get rid of a few other sampler patches, and apps of considerable size I was keeping around primarily for a bass patch or two.
Either way, I’m not going to complain about the size. This one is worth it.
Do you have a ballpark target release date for the iPhone version that you are able to share?
Probably still true for users willing to pay for the best audio.
I have an App that consumes 32GB with all samples I have purchased and I'm not done
collecting them all. I deleted it to buy more Apps. I installed it on a iPhone and was grateful that it was universal. I play it as a remote sound module from my IOS DAW's and use the headphone jack because of USB audio between IOS devices needing a USB hardware host like a Mac or iConnect4+ audio interface. Haven't considered the software approach yet.
What would work for me would be precise loading of instruments from that 32GB monster.
Label each instrument by it's size and let me more them in and out for various project needs. I assumed Apple provides the network for downloads but this 32GB of samples can
take a days to download so I suspect the seller pays for network downloads after apple confirms the authorization. There's this moment where I buy one $50 instrument over and over confirming the purchase and then it tells me... "You already bought this. Do you want to get it again for free?" Always a tense moment.
Make lights, mediums and biggies and charge accordingly, IMHO. Need room. Add that light
pack and let Apple (or the vendor) hold the samples for later.
Don't get me started on App backups to control load/unload myself. (Any tricks appreciated).