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  • Scarred_ArchimedesScarred_Archimedes

    Sooo...anyone want to talk to me like I'm stupid and make a comparison between Atom and the other big midi sequencer currently on the front page: Imaginando LK. My main use case for this type of app would be to record in midi data from sequencers I've built in Orca, and then have those midi files available for triggering during live playing or recording in AUM.

    Would they both excel at this (probably relatively simple) type of use? Any reason one would be better than the other? Are they actually not comparable at all and I am misguided?

  • noobnoob

    Gas

  • wimwim

    @Scarred_Archimedes said:
    Sooo...anyone want to talk to me like I'm stupid and make a comparison between Atom and the other big midi sequencer currently on the front page: Imaginando LK. My main use case for this type of app would be to record in midi data from sequencers I've built in Orca, and then have those midi files available for triggering during live playing or recording in AUM.

    Would they both excel at this (probably relatively simple) type of use? Any reason one would be better than the other? Are they actually not comparable at all and I am misguided?

    It seems like they would both be fine for what you want to do. LK is built around midi clip launching, so I'm guessing it would be the closer fit. Anyway, you can try it out for free.

  • noobnoob
    edited September 2020

    yeah saving my store credits for Atom ,( plz hurry trigger finger on Zen v2 ) edit I take that back Atom comes first

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @Samu said:
    All I can see from looking at ATOM is that all the other 'DAW' developers will have a LOT of 'catching up' to do :D

    Apple is watching, they are going to buy it!

  • RajahPRajahP

    This is going to take ipad music production to a new level.. > @despego said:

    @Samu said:
    All I can see from looking at ATOM is that all the other 'DAW' developers will have a LOT of 'catching up' to do :D

    Apple is watching, they are going to buy it!

    Please don’t say that.. I need this now.. we don’t need another Camel Audio’s Alchemy..

  • RajahPRajahP

    There needs to be a midi repository for files of all types (Drums, Sequences, etc.) on release of this app.. Quantizing an imported sequence to Key/scale imagined..

  • markkmarkk

    So the current version of Atom doesn't do import/export of midi files but the next (imminent) version will, have I got that right?

  • blueveekblueveek

    @markk said:
    So the current version of Atom doesn't do import/export of midi files but the next (imminent) version will, have I got that right?

    Yes

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    @Samu said:
    All I can see from looking at ATOM is that all the other 'DAW' developers will have a LOT of 'catching up' to do :D

    Yup

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    @blueveek said:

    @markk said:
    So the current version of Atom doesn't do import/export of midi files but the next (imminent) version will, have I got that right?

    Yes

    No worries. I’m so eager to have this I can wait on that update...

  • rs2000rs2000

    @Scarred_Archimedes said:
    Sooo...anyone want to talk to me like I'm stupid and make a comparison between Atom and the other big midi sequencer currently on the front page: Imaginando LK. My main use case for this type of app would be to record in midi data from sequencers I've built in Orca, and then have those midi files available for triggering during live playing or recording in AUM.

    Would they both excel at this (probably relatively simple) type of use? Any reason one would be better than the other? Are they actually not comparable at all and I am misguided?

    First of all, thank you for mentioning Orca. Looks very interesting!
    For live clip launching in AUv3 world, LK must to be the only solution for now.
    Atom seems to get a massive feature boost atm and is certainly worth another look once released.

  • Scarred_ArchimedesScarred_Archimedes

    @rs2000 said:
    First of all, thank you for mentioning Orca. Looks very interesting!
    For live clip launching in AUv3 world, LK must to be the only solution for now.
    Atom seems to get a massive feature boost atm and is certainly worth another look once released.

    Yeah Orca is so awesome. It's like the perfect combination of 1) tool to create the exact kind of midi sequencing that's right for the music I make and 2) brain stimulating puzzle game. I could (and do) lose hours to it on the regular.

  • ciancian

    I'm going to need a @Gavinski tutorial for this one I think> @Scarred_Archimedes said:

    @rs2000 said:
    First of all, thank you for mentioning Orca. Looks very interesting!
    For live clip launching in AUv3 world, LK must to be the only solution for now.
    Atom seems to get a massive feature boost atm and is certainly worth another look once released.

    Yeah Orca is so awesome. It's like the perfect combination of 1) tool to create the exact kind of midi sequencing that's right for the music I make and 2) brain stimulating puzzle game. I could (and do) lose hours to it on the regular.

    Have you seen tidal? Different, but similar approach.

  • AudioGusAudioGus

    @blueveek said:

    @SimonSomeone said:
    Excuse me if this has been asked answered before, but do we know what the maximum clip length will be? And are there options to run it at fractions or multiples of the project BPM? That's probably not so standard but I like the idea of it.

    Unlimited length. Tempo can be changed per clip (can also go negative).

    This is why you should be in charge of all the apps.

  • Scarred_ArchimedesScarred_Archimedes

    @cian said:
    I'm going to need a @Gavinski tutorial for this one I think> @Scarred_Archimedes said:

    @rs2000 said:
    First of all, thank you for mentioning Orca. Looks very interesting!
    For live clip launching in AUv3 world, LK must to be the only solution for now.
    Atom seems to get a massive feature boost atm and is certainly worth another look once released.

    Yeah Orca is so awesome. It's like the perfect combination of 1) tool to create the exact kind of midi sequencing that's right for the music I make and 2) brain stimulating puzzle game. I could (and do) lose hours to it on the regular.

    Have you seen tidal? Different, but similar approach.

    Indeed. It's been added to my endless queue of music things I want to learn. Someday.

  • gregsmithgregsmith

    What we’ve got here is a perfect illustration of why a modular setup is a great thing for iOS at the moment: A single developer making a midi/piano roll module with an amazing devotion to what it should do, without having to develop all the other bits of the ‘daw’ puzzle.

  • rs2000rs2000

    @gregsmith said:
    What we’ve got here is a perfect illustration of why a modular setup is a great thing for iOS at the moment: A single developer making a midi/piano roll module with an amazing devotion to what it should do, without having to develop all the other bits of the ‘daw’ puzzle.

    We have been waiting for it for sooooo long 😃
    LK turning into a standalone MIDI clip sequencer was already a great surprise but turning it into an AUv3 is amazing.
    Hats off to @sinosoidal 🙏🏼

  • SkyblazerSkyblazer

    Speaking of perfect... @blueveek I have a UI-related request, but it's a matter of personal preference, and I'm sure Atom 2 will be amazing either way.

    On the right sidebar, where it's like
    < Fifth > and << Octave >>
    I would prefer it to be like
    << < View > >>
    and have the < > buttons move only a semitone.

    Only if you and the other forum users agree.
    It's similar to Nanostudio 2's system for moving notes, but for the view instead. (NS2 uses a scroll bar for navigating vertically.) If this has already been suggested, I apologize.

  • gregsmithgregsmith

    @rs2000 said:

    @gregsmith said:
    What we’ve got here is a perfect illustration of why a modular setup is a great thing for iOS at the moment: A single developer making a midi/piano roll module with an amazing devotion to what it should do, without having to develop all the other bits of the ‘daw’ puzzle.

    We have been waiting for it for sooooo long 😃
    LK turning into a standalone MIDI clip sequencer was already a great surprise but turning it into an AUv3 is amazing.
    Hats off to @sinosoidal 🙏🏼

    Yep! With these new tools, as much as I love Xequence I can see it potentially becoming obsolete in my workflow, which makes me a bit sad.

  • heshes

    @cian said:

    Yeah Orca is so awesome. It's like the perfect combination of 1) tool to create the exact kind of midi sequencing that's right for the music I make and 2) brain stimulating puzzle game. I could (and do) lose hours to it on the regular.

    Have you seen tidal? Different, but similar approach.

    In this interview the creator of Orca says it was "inspired by a misunderstanding of Tidal".
    https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/045.html

  • audiblevideoaudiblevideo

    I’ll be building a hardware open sourced project called Fates, which is based off the Monome Norns, which can run Orca.

    Monome sells a hat for the raspberry pi for just $200 that the project I’m building is based off of.

    I’d welcome anyone who wants to to join me in either building (assembling really) their own similar hardware so we might partake of Orca (and other software) together.

    The site http://llllllll.co/ is as warm and welcoming place as here. Come on over.

  • wimwim
    edited September 2020

    @Scarred_Archimedes said:

    @rs2000 said:
    First of all, thank you for mentioning Orca. Looks very interesting!
    For live clip launching in AUv3 world, LK must to be the only solution for now.
    Atom seems to get a massive feature boost atm and is certainly worth another look once released.

    Yeah Orca is so awesome. It's like the perfect combination of 1) tool to create the exact kind of midi sequencing that's right for the music I make and 2) brain stimulating puzzle game. I could (and do) lose hours to it on the regular.

    Damn! That is cool. Thanks for mentioning this. Whole new worlds to explore! Could also be the excuse I've been looking for to finally grab a Raspberry pi. With an iOS terminal emulator it could be controlled from the iPad as well.

  • reasOnereasOne

    are we there yet 😎😎

  • RajahPRajahP

    @wim said:

    @Scarred_Archimedes said:

    @rs2000 said:
    First of all, thank you for mentioning Orca. Looks very interesting!
    For live clip launching in AUv3 world, LK must to be the only solution for now.
    Atom seems to get a massive feature boost atm and is certainly worth another look once released.

    Yeah Orca is so awesome. It's like the perfect combination of 1) tool to create the exact kind of midi sequencing that's right for the music I make and 2) brain stimulating puzzle game. I could (and do) lose hours to it on the regular.

    Damn! That is cool. Thanks for mentioning this. Whole new worlds to explore! Could also be the excuse I've been looking for to finally grab a Raspberry pi. With an iOS terminal emulator it could be controlled from the iPad as well.

    it's ugly as hell..

  • wimwim
    edited September 2020

    @RajahP said:
    it's ugly as hell..

    You're right! What was I thinking? Deleted. In fact I reformatted my MacBook Pro to make sure it's completely gone.

    What could have possessed me to overlook that? I was obviously dazzled by that sexy-hot base 36 numbering system. Thanks for opening my eyes!

  • noobnoob
    edited September 2020

    @gregsmith +1 for modular everything

  • Scarred_ArchimedesScarred_Archimedes

    @audiblevideo @wim You probably already know this, but just in case not, Orca is also donation-ware for Mac/Windows/Linux, and they have a browser version so you don't even need to download anything to start learning (https://hundredrabbits.github.io/Orca/). The browser version is very helpfully paired here with a sampler/synth for an easy way to get started.

    But yes, Fates/Norns is an amazing ecosystem for Orca and so much else. Big cosign re: Lines.

  • rs2000rs2000
    edited September 2020

    @wim said:

    @Scarred_Archimedes said:

    @rs2000 said:
    First of all, thank you for mentioning Orca. Looks very interesting!
    For live clip launching in AUv3 world, LK must to be the only solution for now.
    Atom seems to get a massive feature boost atm and is certainly worth another look once released.

    Yeah Orca is so awesome. It's like the perfect combination of 1) tool to create the exact kind of midi sequencing that's right for the music I make and 2) brain stimulating puzzle game. I could (and do) lose hours to it on the regular.

    Damn! That is cool. Thanks for mentioning this. Whole new worlds to explore! Could also be the excuse I've been looking for to finally grab a Raspberry pi. With an iOS terminal emulator it could be controlled from the iPad as well.

    Also, Tidal was mentioned:
    https://tidalcycles.org/index.php/Welcome
    https://github.com/tidalcycles/tidal-midi
    Midi Clock support: https://tidalcycles.org/index.php/MIDI_Clock
    Hardware controllers: https://tidalcycles.org/index.php/Controller_Input

    All these should run on even the oldest RPI that you can usually get for free from someone...

    Hot tip: Add Bluetooth MIDI (A Yamaha MT-BT01 can be easily dissected to get a sweet little PCB that fits the RPI too well) to use the algo machine as a wireless MIDI input for your iPad.

  • wimwim
    edited September 2020

    @rs2000 said:

    @wim said:

    @Scarred_Archimedes said:

    @rs2000 said:
    First of all, thank you for mentioning Orca. Looks very interesting!
    For live clip launching in AUv3 world, LK must to be the only solution for now.
    Atom seems to get a massive feature boost atm and is certainly worth another look once released.

    Yeah Orca is so awesome. It's like the perfect combination of 1) tool to create the exact kind of midi sequencing that's right for the music I make and 2) brain stimulating puzzle game. I could (and do) lose hours to it on the regular.

    Damn! That is cool. Thanks for mentioning this. Whole new worlds to explore! Could also be the excuse I've been looking for to finally grab a Raspberry pi. With an iOS terminal emulator it could be controlled from the iPad as well.

    Also, Tidal was mentioned:
    https://tidalcycles.org/index.php/Welcome
    https://github.com/tidalcycles/tidal-midi
    Midi Clock support: https://tidalcycles.org/index.php/MIDI_Clock
    Hardware controllers: https://tidalcycles.org/index.php/Controller_Input

    All these should run on even the oldest RPI that you can usually get for free from someone...

    Hot tip: Add Bluetooth MIDI (A Yamaha MT-BT01 can be easily dissected to get a sweet little PCB that fits the RPI too well) to use the algo machine as a wireless MIDI input for your iPad.

    Thanks! Yeh, gonna give that a look maybe tomorrow. I think I (mostly) get Orca at this point. Too bad Orca doesn't run in a terminal emulator on MacOS (does it?). That'd be pretty cool.

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