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Make the mixing interface identical to AUM.
Ableton Link added.. It will help syncing with other apps that has it, rather than midi clock.. Ableton Link has become a secure & reliable clock source now.. Even with Desktop to iOS..
Even the rather expensive desktop Cubase Pro cannot follow MIDI clock or LINK at all.
I don't believe this will change in Cubasis/iOS soon.
I think your right?.... How had is it to implement I wonder?.... I wouldn’t of thought it would be difficult...... Maybe because it was invented & developed by there competition maybe?.... Dunno?... But it is a wish tho...
Implementing good slave sync to link or MIDI clock requires efficient and fast time stretching algorithms for audio tracks.
MIDI tracks are not a problem but time-stretching many audio tracks in real-time can put quite a heavy load on the CPU, especially with frequent tempo changes.
With a steady clock source at constant bpm however, that's perfectly possible as seen in Loopy, Quantiloop, BlocsWave and desktop programs like Ableton Live or Reason.
Sometimes, two different stretching algorithms are used to follow more radical tempo changes. One lower quality algo for realtime changes and one higher quality algo that renders the tracks in the background when necessary.
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I don’t think it’s hard to implement ableton link if you do it from scratch but adding it to an existing system I imagine is not that simple. I’m guessing the clock must be part of the core and it could affect many others parts and require lots of testing.
File management is still a chore and the IpadOS files app is worse than it previously was.
1- Drum machine kind Groove Agent with edition and severals inserts fx in each element of the kit
2- Scenes sequencing
3- Copy/paste notes and automations simultaneously
They acquired MusicStudio's IP recently and would be able to implement all of these features in their next update.
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