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FRMS - Granular Synthesizer from Imaginando

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  • Philandering_BastardPhilandering_Bastard

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Cliffy said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Samu said:
    I too am interested in how well FRMS runs on an iPad Air 2 (iPadOS13.5.1), ie. how much polyphony and how many AUv3 instances it can handle... (I might get it to support an awesome dev though).

    Depending on the outcome of WWDC'20 (ie. if the iPad Air 2 gets iPadOS14 support) I might end up getting a new iPad but I hate the fact that I'll be loosing the headphone jack and face the with the fixed sample-rate insanity that still cause mayhem...

    My Air 2 has been playing up over the last month, might update it from 12x and see if that helps.

    @sinosoidal - have the recent updates made the app more usable on an Air 2?

    DRC is one of my favourites, so I took a leap with FRMS today, since the price is right. After initial testing, my Air 2 really seems to be struggling with it.

    Hosted in AUM, running a sequence of eighth notes At 90 bpm from StepBud, there was near constant crackling, with the DSP hovering around 100%. Switching from poly to mono mode helped considerably, and there is a “high quality” setting which, when turned off, helped as well. In mono, with high quality off, a single instance was playing without crackling at 50 DSP.

    Glad to have purchased at this price, as it really does seem pretty cool, but will probably wait until Santa brings me a shiny new Air 3 before I really dive into it.

    Ah, hmm...thank you.

    I was hoping to be able to just run it in standalone, or one instance in AUM and record audio from it as sample fodder, sounds like I’ll have to give it a miss though.

    An Air 3 is on the cards for me too at some point, not sure when that will be though.

    On my Air 2 polyphony is capped at 3 voices and it plays fine with the most complex patches. Upon release, one voice already was dicey. I don’t think several AU instances, each played polyphonically, is a realistic prospect even for current devices.

    Given how complex the patches are and how much is going on, more than a few voices would be overkill, imo.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Cliffy said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Samu said:
    I too am interested in how well FRMS runs on an iPad Air 2 (iPadOS13.5.1), ie. how much polyphony and how many AUv3 instances it can handle... (I might get it to support an awesome dev though).

    Depending on the outcome of WWDC'20 (ie. if the iPad Air 2 gets iPadOS14 support) I might end up getting a new iPad but I hate the fact that I'll be loosing the headphone jack and face the with the fixed sample-rate insanity that still cause mayhem...

    My Air 2 has been playing up over the last month, might update it from 12x and see if that helps.

    @sinosoidal - have the recent updates made the app more usable on an Air 2?

    DRC is one of my favourites, so I took a leap with FRMS today, since the price is right. After initial testing, my Air 2 really seems to be struggling with it.

    Hosted in AUM, running a sequence of eighth notes At 90 bpm from StepBud, there was near constant crackling, with the DSP hovering around 100%. Switching from poly to mono mode helped considerably, and there is a “high quality” setting which, when turned off, helped as well. In mono, with high quality off, a single instance was playing without crackling at 50 DSP.

    Glad to have purchased at this price, as it really does seem pretty cool, but will probably wait until Santa brings me a shiny new Air 3 before I really dive into it.

    Ah, hmm...thank you.

    I was hoping to be able to just run it in standalone, or one instance in AUM and record audio from it as sample fodder, sounds like I’ll have to give it a miss though.

    An Air 3 is on the cards for me too at some point, not sure when that will be though.

    On my Air 2 polyphony is capped at 3 voices and it plays fine with the most complex patches. Upon release, one voice already was dicey. I don’t think several AU instances, each played polyphonically, is a realistic prospect even for current devices.

    Given how complex the patches are and how much is going on, more than a few voices would be overkill, imo.

    Ah ok, so one instance of the app in AUM, you can run three voices out of the four? That doesn’t sound too bad.

  • Philandering_BastardPhilandering_Bastard

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Cliffy said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Samu said:
    I too am interested in how well FRMS runs on an iPad Air 2 (iPadOS13.5.1), ie. how much polyphony and how many AUv3 instances it can handle... (I might get it to support an awesome dev though).

    Depending on the outcome of WWDC'20 (ie. if the iPad Air 2 gets iPadOS14 support) I might end up getting a new iPad but I hate the fact that I'll be loosing the headphone jack and face the with the fixed sample-rate insanity that still cause mayhem...

    My Air 2 has been playing up over the last month, might update it from 12x and see if that helps.

    @sinosoidal - have the recent updates made the app more usable on an Air 2?

    DRC is one of my favourites, so I took a leap with FRMS today, since the price is right. After initial testing, my Air 2 really seems to be struggling with it.

    Hosted in AUM, running a sequence of eighth notes At 90 bpm from StepBud, there was near constant crackling, with the DSP hovering around 100%. Switching from poly to mono mode helped considerably, and there is a “high quality” setting which, when turned off, helped as well. In mono, with high quality off, a single instance was playing without crackling at 50 DSP.

    Glad to have purchased at this price, as it really does seem pretty cool, but will probably wait until Santa brings me a shiny new Air 3 before I really dive into it.

    Ah, hmm...thank you.

    I was hoping to be able to just run it in standalone, or one instance in AUM and record audio from it as sample fodder, sounds like I’ll have to give it a miss though.

    An Air 3 is on the cards for me too at some point, not sure when that will be though.

    On my Air 2 polyphony is capped at 3 voices and it plays fine with the most complex patches. Upon release, one voice already was dicey. I don’t think several AU instances, each played polyphonically, is a realistic prospect even for current devices.

    Given how complex the patches are and how much is going on, more than a few voices would be overkill, imo.

    Ah ok, so one instance of the app in AUM, you can run three voices out of the four? That doesn’t sound too bad.

    Yes. In fact, my version is hard capped at three but it’s a beta.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Cliffy said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Samu said:
    I too am interested in how well FRMS runs on an iPad Air 2 (iPadOS13.5.1), ie. how much polyphony and how many AUv3 instances it can handle... (I might get it to support an awesome dev though).

    Depending on the outcome of WWDC'20 (ie. if the iPad Air 2 gets iPadOS14 support) I might end up getting a new iPad but I hate the fact that I'll be loosing the headphone jack and face the with the fixed sample-rate insanity that still cause mayhem...

    My Air 2 has been playing up over the last month, might update it from 12x and see if that helps.

    @sinosoidal - have the recent updates made the app more usable on an Air 2?

    DRC is one of my favourites, so I took a leap with FRMS today, since the price is right. After initial testing, my Air 2 really seems to be struggling with it.

    Hosted in AUM, running a sequence of eighth notes At 90 bpm from StepBud, there was near constant crackling, with the DSP hovering around 100%. Switching from poly to mono mode helped considerably, and there is a “high quality” setting which, when turned off, helped as well. In mono, with high quality off, a single instance was playing without crackling at 50 DSP.

    Glad to have purchased at this price, as it really does seem pretty cool, but will probably wait until Santa brings me a shiny new Air 3 before I really dive into it.

    Ah, hmm...thank you.

    I was hoping to be able to just run it in standalone, or one instance in AUM and record audio from it as sample fodder, sounds like I’ll have to give it a miss though.

    An Air 3 is on the cards for me too at some point, not sure when that will be though.

    On my Air 2 polyphony is capped at 3 voices and it plays fine with the most complex patches. Upon release, one voice already was dicey. I don’t think several AU instances, each played polyphonically, is a realistic prospect even for current devices.

    Given how complex the patches are and how much is going on, more than a few voices would be overkill, imo.

    Ah ok, so one instance of the app in AUM, you can run three voices out of the four? That doesn’t sound too bad.

    Yes. In fact, my version is hard capped at three but it’s a beta.

    Ok cheers - is that the current version, or a new one you’re testing?

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Keyboard and global controls are off screen as AUv3 in AUM and Nanostudio 2.

    In Nanostudio 2

    Ipad 6th gen - iOS 13.5

    @sinosoidal

  • sinosoidalsinosoidal

    @despego said:
    Keyboard and global controls are off screen as AUv3 in AUM and Nanostudio 2.

    In Nanostudio 2

    Ipad 6th gen - iOS 13.5

    @sinosoidal

    We need to investigate. Thanks for reporting!

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited June 2020

    Ok, one vote for running alright (though a beta) on an Air 2, two votes for unusable, dev not saying either way.

    I’ll sit on the fence for a few days.

  • Philandering_BastardPhilandering_Bastard

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Cliffy said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Samu said:
    I too am interested in how well FRMS runs on an iPad Air 2 (iPadOS13.5.1), ie. how much polyphony and how many AUv3 instances it can handle... (I might get it to support an awesome dev though).

    Depending on the outcome of WWDC'20 (ie. if the iPad Air 2 gets iPadOS14 support) I might end up getting a new iPad but I hate the fact that I'll be loosing the headphone jack and face the with the fixed sample-rate insanity that still cause mayhem...

    My Air 2 has been playing up over the last month, might update it from 12x and see if that helps.

    @sinosoidal - have the recent updates made the app more usable on an Air 2?

    DRC is one of my favourites, so I took a leap with FRMS today, since the price is right. After initial testing, my Air 2 really seems to be struggling with it.

    Hosted in AUM, running a sequence of eighth notes At 90 bpm from StepBud, there was near constant crackling, with the DSP hovering around 100%. Switching from poly to mono mode helped considerably, and there is a “high quality” setting which, when turned off, helped as well. In mono, with high quality off, a single instance was playing without crackling at 50 DSP.

    Glad to have purchased at this price, as it really does seem pretty cool, but will probably wait until Santa brings me a shiny new Air 3 before I really dive into it.

    Ah, hmm...thank you.

    I was hoping to be able to just run it in standalone, or one instance in AUM and record audio from it as sample fodder, sounds like I’ll have to give it a miss though.

    An Air 3 is on the cards for me too at some point, not sure when that will be though.

    On my Air 2 polyphony is capped at 3 voices and it plays fine with the most complex patches. Upon release, one voice already was dicey. I don’t think several AU instances, each played polyphonically, is a realistic prospect even for current devices.

    Given how complex the patches are and how much is going on, more than a few voices would be overkill, imo.

    Ah ok, so one instance of the app in AUM, you can run three voices out of the four? That doesn’t sound too bad.

    Yes. In fact, my version is hard capped at three but it’s a beta.

    Ok cheers - is that the current version, or a new one you’re testing?

    Same as production.

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Cliffy said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Samu said:
    I too am interested in how well FRMS runs on an iPad Air 2 (iPadOS13.5.1), ie. how much polyphony and how many AUv3 instances it can handle... (I might get it to support an awesome dev though).

    Depending on the outcome of WWDC'20 (ie. if the iPad Air 2 gets iPadOS14 support) I might end up getting a new iPad but I hate the fact that I'll be loosing the headphone jack and face the with the fixed sample-rate insanity that still cause mayhem...

    My Air 2 has been playing up over the last month, might update it from 12x and see if that helps.

    @sinosoidal - have the recent updates made the app more usable on an Air 2?

    DRC is one of my favourites, so I took a leap with FRMS today, since the price is right. After initial testing, my Air 2 really seems to be struggling with it.

    Hosted in AUM, running a sequence of eighth notes At 90 bpm from StepBud, there was near constant crackling, with the DSP hovering around 100%. Switching from poly to mono mode helped considerably, and there is a “high quality” setting which, when turned off, helped as well. In mono, with high quality off, a single instance was playing without crackling at 50 DSP.

    Glad to have purchased at this price, as it really does seem pretty cool, but will probably wait until Santa brings me a shiny new Air 3 before I really dive into it.

    Ah, hmm...thank you.

    I was hoping to be able to just run it in standalone, or one instance in AUM and record audio from it as sample fodder, sounds like I’ll have to give it a miss though.

    An Air 3 is on the cards for me too at some point, not sure when that will be though.

    I have the 2018 ipad, whatever it is called (6th gen?) and frms ran flawlessly. I made a cool patch right away from my fish tank folder noise, but I was in NYC today and recorded the 7pm citywide clapping and cheering, going to see what I can do with that one tonight. I forgot how fun granular synthesis is.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited June 2020

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Philandering_Bastard said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Cliffy said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Samu said:
    I too am interested in how well FRMS runs on an iPad Air 2 (iPadOS13.5.1), ie. how much polyphony and how many AUv3 instances it can handle... (I might get it to support an awesome dev though).

    Depending on the outcome of WWDC'20 (ie. if the iPad Air 2 gets iPadOS14 support) I might end up getting a new iPad but I hate the fact that I'll be loosing the headphone jack and face the with the fixed sample-rate insanity that still cause mayhem...

    My Air 2 has been playing up over the last month, might update it from 12x and see if that helps.

    @sinosoidal - have the recent updates made the app more usable on an Air 2?

    DRC is one of my favourites, so I took a leap with FRMS today, since the price is right. After initial testing, my Air 2 really seems to be struggling with it.

    Hosted in AUM, running a sequence of eighth notes At 90 bpm from StepBud, there was near constant crackling, with the DSP hovering around 100%. Switching from poly to mono mode helped considerably, and there is a “high quality” setting which, when turned off, helped as well. In mono, with high quality off, a single instance was playing without crackling at 50 DSP.

    Glad to have purchased at this price, as it really does seem pretty cool, but will probably wait until Santa brings me a shiny new Air 3 before I really dive into it.

    Ah, hmm...thank you.

    I was hoping to be able to just run it in standalone, or one instance in AUM and record audio from it as sample fodder, sounds like I’ll have to give it a miss though.

    An Air 3 is on the cards for me too at some point, not sure when that will be though.

    On my Air 2 polyphony is capped at 3 voices and it plays fine with the most complex patches. Upon release, one voice already was dicey. I don’t think several AU instances, each played polyphonically, is a realistic prospect even for current devices.

    Given how complex the patches are and how much is going on, more than a few voices would be overkill, imo.

    Ah ok, so one instance of the app in AUM, you can run three voices out of the four? That doesn’t sound too bad.

    Yes. In fact, my version is hard capped at three but it’s a beta.

    Ok cheers - is that the current version, or a new one you’re testing?

    Same as production.

    @mrufino1 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Cliffy said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @Samu said:
    I too am interested in how well FRMS runs on an iPad Air 2 (iPadOS13.5.1), ie. how much polyphony and how many AUv3 instances it can handle... (I might get it to support an awesome dev though).

    Depending on the outcome of WWDC'20 (ie. if the iPad Air 2 gets iPadOS14 support) I might end up getting a new iPad but I hate the fact that I'll be loosing the headphone jack and face the with the fixed sample-rate insanity that still cause mayhem...

    My Air 2 has been playing up over the last month, might update it from 12x and see if that helps.

    @sinosoidal - have the recent updates made the app more usable on an Air 2?

    DRC is one of my favourites, so I took a leap with FRMS today, since the price is right. After initial testing, my Air 2 really seems to be struggling with it.

    Hosted in AUM, running a sequence of eighth notes At 90 bpm from StepBud, there was near constant crackling, with the DSP hovering around 100%. Switching from poly to mono mode helped considerably, and there is a “high quality” setting which, when turned off, helped as well. In mono, with high quality off, a single instance was playing without crackling at 50 DSP.

    Glad to have purchased at this price, as it really does seem pretty cool, but will probably wait until Santa brings me a shiny new Air 3 before I really dive into it.

    Ah, hmm...thank you.

    I was hoping to be able to just run it in standalone, or one instance in AUM and record audio from it as sample fodder, sounds like I’ll have to give it a miss though.

    An Air 3 is on the cards for me too at some point, not sure when that will be though.

    I have the 2018 ipad, whatever it is called (6th gen?) and frms ran flawlessly. I made a cool patch right away from my fish tank folder noise, but I was in NYC today and recorded the 7pm citywide clapping and cheering, going to see what I can do with that one tonight. I forgot how fun granular synthesis is.

    Cheers guys, not sure how the 2018 compares to an Air 2, but sounds promising. (edit, seems the gen 6 is almost twice the speed of the Air 2).

    I was mucking about with Quanta yesterday, and this new one seems like Quanta on steroids, so would like to grab it if I can.

  • reasOnereasOne

    @sinosoidal said:

    @despego said:
    Keyboard and global controls are off screen as AUv3 in AUM and Nanostudio 2.

    In Nanostudio 2

    Ipad 6th gen - iOS 13.5

    @sinosoidal

    We need to investigate. Thanks for reporting!

    off screen in zenbeats as well

  • reasOnereasOne

    will frms come to iphone!?

  • mrufino1mrufino1
    edited June 2020

    @MonzoPro ah, I misread, thought you said you had air 3 (I don’t know what that is in comparison to 2018). My 128gb 2018 was $349 if I remember correctly and I’m not in any rush to upgrade, that’s for sure.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @mrufino1 said:
    @MonzoPro ah, I misread, thought you said you had air 3 (I don’t know what that is in comparison to 2018). My 128gb 2018 was $349 if I remember correctly and I’m not in any rush to upgrade, that’s for sure.

    I’ve got me eye on the Air 3, think it’s a bit faster than the 2018 - didn’t realise that was so powerful though, maybe the standard iPad might do me, and save a few quid.

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    @MonzoPro said:

    @mrufino1 said:
    @MonzoPro ah, I misread, thought you said you had air 3 (I don’t know what that is in comparison to 2018). My 128gb 2018 was $349 if I remember correctly and I’m not in any rush to upgrade, that’s for sure.

    I’ve got me eye on the Air 3, think it’s a bit faster than the 2018 - didn’t realise that was so powerful though, maybe the standard iPad might do me, and save a few quid.

    I’ve been happy with it, mainly because it works with Apple Pencil. GoodNotes is a lifesaver for the adhd crowd, no papers to lose, and writing with the Apple Pencil is really good.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited June 2020

    @mrufino1 said:

    @MonzoPro said:

    @mrufino1 said:
    @MonzoPro ah, I misread, thought you said you had air 3 (I don’t know what that is in comparison to 2018). My 128gb 2018 was $349 if I remember correctly and I’m not in any rush to upgrade, that’s for sure.

    I’ve got me eye on the Air 3, think it’s a bit faster than the 2018 - didn’t realise that was so powerful though, maybe the standard iPad might do me, and save a few quid.

    I’ve been happy with it, mainly because it works with Apple Pencil. GoodNotes is a lifesaver for the adhd crowd, no papers to lose, and writing with the Apple Pencil is really good.

    Oh wow, I didn’t realise it had pencil support - that was my motivation for thinking about a new Air. All hypothetical at the moment, but think I need to check the specs of the non-Airs too when budget allows.

  • CharlesalbertCharlesalbert

    Updated and a new pack of sounded inserted as IAP.

    I’m enjoying it so much.

  • david_2017david_2017

    Cool, thanks for the headsup! What sort of patches is that?

  • SNystromSNystrom

    “FRMS v1.1.0 has just been released, and there’s a brand new cinematic soundbank available from German 808 loving producer Supremeja Music.“

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
    edited August 2020

    @SNystrom said:
    “FRMS v1.1.0 has just been released, and there’s a brand new cinematic soundbank available from German 808 loving producer Supremeja Music.“

    Anyone knows if the layout issues in the Global tab are fixed? (see my post above)

  • SNystromSNystrom

    More on the pack:

    “The new Supremeja Music Preset Pack has 41 huge, expansive presets + 49 original samples - all you need to score your own epic blockbuster film or future Netflix box set! (Load up the ‘Strange Things’ patch and you’ll instantly see what we mean!)

  • david_2017david_2017
    edited August 2020

    Will this be available on iPhone too at some point? That would be incredible. A cool granular for the pocket arsenal....

    Edit: bought the pack! Incredible stuff. Alone the Opportunity to reverse engineer these patches are worth the asked price. Maybe they will make some more videos on YouTube to FRMS too. Granular making sounding good is a thing I am At right now

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @despego said:

    @SNystrom said:
    “FRMS v1.1.0 has just been released, and there’s a brand new cinematic soundbank available from German 808 loving producer Supremeja Music.“

    Anyone knows if the layout issues in the Global tab are fixed? (see my post above)

    Nope, just re-downloaded and the output knobs in the Global tab are still out of the screen in AU mode. Is this only me - iPad 6th gen? @sinosoidal ?

  • NoiseFlooredNoiseFloored

    @despego it doesn't happen to me in a maximized AUM window in my 12.9 ipad, but it does if shrink the AU window a bit.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @NoiseFloored said:
    @despego it doesn't happen to me in a maximized AUM window in my 12.9 ipad, but it does if shrink the AU window a bit.

    Funny! it happens to me although I max the window. I can stretch the window, letting the left side out of the screen but it is not an optimal solution.

  • cuscolimacuscolima

    This is a wonderful new pack. It is very dark and deeeep. Remind me the ambiance in video games like Silent Hill 2. Beautiful and scary

  • lasselulasselu
    edited August 2020

    The new presets from Supremeja are well worth the money...

  • skiphuntskiphunt

    The new IAP presets in FRMS called "Supremeja Music Cinema" are all excellent! And, only $1 right now.

    Grabbed them last night. :)

  • echooperaechoopera

    The new IAP are fantastic.

  • reasOnereasOne

    pretty decent pack i heard a few sounds i’d play with!

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