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Multitrackstudio updates with AU sidechain support

CarnbotCarnbot
edited July 2019 in General App Discussion

Is this the first host to support it? I think it might be....
Was the first AU host and now this, good track record :)

Comments

  • realdaweirealdawei

    Oooo...have you tried it?

  • CarnbotCarnbot

    @realdawei said:
    Oooo...have you tried it?

    only loaded it up to see how it worked but not tried it yet no

  • AudioGusAudioGus
    edited July 2019

    So many times I have gone to this apps page... but the lack of buzz. Is it just shamefully overlooked? I have no idea.

  • kinkujinkinkujin

    29.99, plus extra for "pro" support. Plus extra for "track pack". Hmm, that set me back a bit.

    It'd better be good with all that at the outset. Is it?

    I will just limp along and wait for NS2 to mature. And for ModStep to get updated. ;)

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @kinkujin said:
    29.99, plus extra for "pro" support. Plus extra for "track pack". Hmm, that set me back a bit.

    It'd better be good with all that at the outset. Is it?

    I will just limp along and wait for NS2 to mature. And for ModStep to get updated. ;)

    Yah I’m still all up in BM3, pretty darn happy. Ultimately, I just miss editing waveforms on a timeline instead of little dots that represent sound triggers. Ahh well, I just have to keep reminding myself to not think about ‘finishing on desktop’. Just use what I got here and now and have faith that in five years or so it should be smooth sailing, bounty of riches, all bases covered etc on iOS.

  • kinkujinkinkujin

    @AudioGus said:

    @kinkujin said:
    29.99, plus extra for "pro" support. Plus extra for "track pack". Hmm, that set me back a bit.

    It'd better be good with all that at the outset. Is it?

    I will just limp along and wait for NS2 to mature. And for ModStep to get updated. ;)

    Yah I’m still all up in BM3, pretty darn happy. Ultimately, I just miss editing waveforms on a timeline instead of little dots that represent sound triggers. Ahh well, I just have to keep reminding myself to not think about ‘finishing on desktop’. Just use what I got here and now and have faith that in five years or so it should be smooth sailing, bounty of riches, all bases covered etc on iOS.

    Yeah, I'm guilty of looking at every app and going "oh wow, that would be perfect!!" only to find out it isn't and then here I am looking at apps again and again ...

  • LittlewoodgLittlewoodg

    @AudioGus said:
    So many times I have gone to this apps page... but the lack of buzz. Is it just shamefully overlooked? I have no idea.

    I do think it’s shamefully overlooked- I think in part due to its Brutalist “style” GUI. I guess workflow wise it’s a bit idiosyncratic but any DAW has a learning curve and here there is a method to the madness.

    (W/BM3) it’s my DAW. I have the rest, and price wise it’s on par with Cubasis, AP ($50) and feature wise it stands way out from the rest. Seriously too many one-of-a-kind features to list.

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