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Just seen this at Intua
"Hi everyone,
We are about to submit BeatMaker 2.4.5 to the App Store.
It is a maintenance update which improves handling of audio recordings, along with some bug fixes.
We have also decided to bring back the audio engine latency setting, as we had a few reports of audio stuttering on older devices.
What's new in 2.4.5:
► Audio recordings are compensated with audio and MIDI latency
► The audio latency setting is back (256 to 1024 frames)
► Audio recordings are now saved in a "Recordings" directory
► Audio recordings are now named after their bus/Audiobus app name
► Updated Audiobus SDK to 1.0.1
✓ Fix behavior of background mode when Audiobus is connected
✓ Fix a bug that would occur when recording while a sample was being edited
✓ Fix a bug that would occur when duplicating an audio track while sequencer was playing
We will update this thread once it is approved by Apple.
Cheers !
Mathieu."
Thought they were already using an updated Audiobus version. Wasn't that what they said the long wait was all about? So Audiobus could be altered to suit them?
Sebastian said it himself... BM2 is the only app currently that does what it does.
Whatever reasons for the delay, it's great software and acting like Intua owes you something, or any other dev out there, is just wrong.
They owe me, and you, the truth, nothing more. Having a great app does not entitle a dev to be deceitful, but thanks anyway for the lecture.
Deceitful? Wow...
Ok