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Thanks, Stu!!!!
Nope. Woulda been cool. I think I’m going to give it a try using it for poetry/lyric fodder
Writing Shed can import documents that were created using Rich Text (.rtf) and plain text (.txt) documents into all folders and web pages (.htm, .html), PDF documents (.pdf), and images (.jpg, .png) into the Research folder. You will only be able to make changes to Rich Text documents. Applications such as MS Word and Pages can save documents in RTF format
Perhaps the forum should push the developer to add audio import.
This would be so awesome for song writers who have tons of "bits and pieces" clips with partial lyrics that one could easily find at a moments notice.
I'm a neophyte when it comes to songs and song ideas when compared to the mighty @LinearLineman and others, but I definitely could see tremendous value in being able to have audio and lyrical ideas brought together in a single searchable file. 😊
I apologize in advance for getting off topic not once, but twice on a thread I have been diligent in keeping on topic. 😔
Totally. I think it’s a good idea, but not necessarily up for the pushing. I read the short manual inside the app and it shows you about, organizing, and tracking your written submissions for publication, seems like it would be a great app for a writer/journalist/freelancer. If you could get that to also track something involved with songwriting, say your music credits, or music submitted somewhere, or track your music on streaming services, or something related to music and songwriting. That be cool too. I’ll agree there’s potential here.
No worries, my life is off topic. Lol.
OmniOutliner is an expensive but very pro option for organising text and audio clips
Thanks, @Gavinski!
Audio Plugin Deals is giving away IK Multimedia’s AmpliTube SVX for FREE (normally $99.99) for the next 14 days
I have svx and that’s a great giveaway. Svx2 uses their newer modeling and so it’s the one I usually use, but svx also sounds quite good.
another temporary freebie: iZotope Neutron 3 Elements with code: N3EREMIX at Plugin Boutique, code will work til September 2nd at 23:59 PST
@cabo Thank you!
Not music related but Reeder 4 is free for first time ever. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/reeder-4/id1449412357?l=es
Just saw an alert from appsliced that midiculous pro iap is $9.99->$4.99
https://appsliced.co/app?n=midiculous&l
Are these pro features unobtainable through other apps for less or is this the best option? (everything into consideration and not discounting the quality of the dev and support)
“MIDIculous is one of the most amazing music learning tools ever created. Some software has the ability to slow-down audio in order to learn. Some software can display the MIDI on virtual instruments. Others can play video files. But by unlocking the Pro version, MIDIculous has the ability to load virtually any audio, MIDI, and video file to be able to change the pitch and the speed in order to learn any piece of music imaginable. The notes, staff, chords are all displayed using an amazing looking virtual keyboard. So from a video lesson, to a MIDI file, to an audio song, MIDIculous can slow-down, and re-pitch them all in one piece of software!
Furthermore, MIDIculous has the ability to play very special LMS and LMV files. LMS stands for Live-MIDI-Sync and LMV stands for Live-MIDI-Video. This is a monolithic file that contains both a MIDI and an audio file in sync. Imagine a teacher being able to sit down at the piano and record an audio and MIDI track. The teacher can send the student the LMS or LMV file and the student can learn from seeing the chords and notes on the virtual keyboard. Every thing is synced up perfectly, no matter if it is audio, video, MIDI or all of them together. Changing the pitch automatically changes the key and pitch of the audio. Slowing down the MIDI automatically changes the BPM/Speed and the video precisely. No other tool has the ability to do all three for maximum learning potential.
Amazing Features:
*Note: The only way to load files is through the File Browsing feature”
Thanks for sharing @god and @m_h_s_n
My first izotope product a few years ago. Many dollars since then, but all very useful tools.
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thank you so much for posting this. I just loaded it up last night, and spent the rest of my night on bass guitar. it sounds awesome, i especially like the octave stomp box that comes with it. very fun
The app is free in Canada with bad rating. I will take a look by myself.> @cabo said:
you got to make the purchase through the Audio Plugin Deals site, @Montreal_Music
there you can get it for free for 12 more days
OB-Xd AUv3 Synth by Jorge Reales
https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1465262829
Down from $6.99 to $3.99
OPL AUv3 FM Synth by Jorge Reales
https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1516617949
Down from $6.99 to $3.99
Drums live - Midi Drums is down a few bucks to $2.99 - AB3 & IAA only
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/drumslive-midi-drums/id571325206
I kinda ignored OB-Xd because people said it's good but I wasn't feeling any of the demos until I found this one:
so will probably get.
.> @GovernorSilver said:
Nothing new in terms of sounds but indeed great keyboard playing by J3PO 👍🏼
The only VA polysynth AUv3s I have are iSEM and Kauldron. This looks like a nice addition for little cost, to give me just a little more variety for VA polysynth tones. I'm taking it on faith that it too won't take a big bite out of CPU.
I'm all for exploring new sounds but it'll be nice to have more of those comforting tones of yesteryear in my palette, as well.
Oh, good point, I've blindly assumed that most members here already have loads of AUv3 synths. If i had to choose again I would definitely go for Zeeon because it can cover a lot of ground and it's quite solid in all DAWs I'm using.
Tales of CPU greed scared me away from Zeeon. But I do have it in the back of my mind in case I ever feel I need to expand my VA poly options again.
Also Zeeon is not the one on sale right now.
Poison-202 is very CPU efficient
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/poison-202-vintage-synthesizer/id1145895278
It also seems to depend very much on the AUv3 host.
In AUM, 2 Zeeon instances already start crackling (buffer size 1024).
In Nanostudio 2, I have to run 7 polyphonic instances until that happens 🤔🤷🏻♂️
Hmm..Interesting. I can not remember any session using Zeeon having any problems. Maybe needs some more investigation.
@rs2000 strange, never had a problem with zeeon.