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@rs2000 Looked into it the Sequencer mode only available at present with Studio One which is a shame.
@tk32 @hansjbs
Please add my humble request to use the 'keyboard sampler' to sample external sources...
This would bring consistency to the sampling process (ie. same dialogue used for all sampling).
Also when using keyboard-less sound modules for sampling using the onscreen keyboard to play the device that is being sampled is verY handy.
When the keyboard is added to the recorder it could also open the option to do 'auto sampling' of connected instruments, be it internal or external.
Cheers!
Open up an IAA same way you do AUV3. Remove it and now you AU icons will show. No need to do it every time. Just once and your AU will show in every project old or new
Gotchu! Will add to the list
Edit: Added.
Yeah, this time I'm making progress, unlike the last time.
Ok, so enlighten me - does sampling a synth save cpu or is it more convenient or what? Why do that when you can just have the synth au loaded and ready-to-midi? I'm sure there is a good reason? Or is just so you can manipulate the sample?
I admit, this way of working is totally new to me. However, the grid thing is really working for me!
Does Dropbox work again ?
Yes. I was importing and exporting files to/from Dropbox in BM3 this morning.
I still get a ‘too many connections’ error in the dropbox part of Bm3. Reinstalled both dropbox and BM3 and the native dropbox app works.
Another solution is to access your dropbox folder via the Files App, which is also available inside BM3.
I don't own the controller either, but it seems like it does not have internal memory unlike e.g. Arturia Beatstep, which simply stores the sequences in its own memory and just sends the MIDI notes, so you don't need to map anything.
But maybe I am wrong and you can store sequences this way also on this ATOM SQ controller...
I'd highly prefer to edit the BM3 sequences on the controller without requiring intermediate steps to transfer sequences between BM3 and the hardware.
IMHO it's the only sensible way to do it when working with many different patterns.
I honestly forgot about this app..
I'm just taking it up! hehe
I just use the SMB Files connection direct to my computers HD via Files App now, muy bueno!
I don't see how that's possible. I think you have that backwards. Saving a project with AU's doesn't save the AU's in the project, only their settings. If you sample an AU, you're creating large audio file sets for each, and all those get saved to storage.
Right on all the other points, though. 👍🏼
Now imagine a 'built-in' SMB Client in the regular BM3 file explorer, no need for roundtrips to Files.app just direct access to all files on any connected server
To avoid problems with 'missing files', files loaded from a SMB server could be copied into the session folder in case the drive is not preset when loading the session the next time around.
(And SMB Server to make it easier to backup everything BM3 related to a computer).
One of the iPadOS14 'news' is the option to have in-line access to Files.app, ie. no need to use the Files.app interface to access files. This could give us direct access to the files the 'Files.app' can see directly in BM3's file-explorer.
(This would only work on iPadOS14+).
Time is not on my side at the moment digging into all the new apps and updates floating around...
Thanks for that great explanation. I do appreciate it as I've always sort of struggled with understanding the "whys" of the sampling thing, besides the obvious mangling stuff. Awesome! I've barely gotten into the sampler yet. Phew, deep app!
Got this going on today and so far i am remembering all the things i loved about BM3:
Wired for the following:
1-4 Macros
Drum Pads
Transport Controls
Octave-/+
Banks < | >
Solo Mute
Metronome on/off
Lots of good in here to enjoy.
Thanks for all the bug fixes and new features. Having said that, not having plugin latency compensation is a major flaw that is keeping me from using BM3 for anything other than rough mixing and as a sampler.
When can we expect to get plugin latency compensation?
Plugin latency compensation has been requested multiple times in the past, but I haven't heard anything.
Plus MIDI clock sync delay compensation would sure be handy.
apeMatrix is the only one I'm aware of with both.
I know, that's why I'm bringing it up again.
And I'm just letting you know the current status. My suggestion to you would be to email Intua.
Is the consensus that this update is at least as stable as the version it replaces?
@echoopera I got hold of a LP Pro Mk 3 last week so going to give this set up a go.
Super cool. You will love using it like this.
Doesn't work here, just continually scans, sad stuff.
some of my favorite jams where made while using bm3, just save often and expect a crash here n there and you’ll be fine for the most part. good to see an update and hopefully more will be in the works... my biggest problem with bm3 is cracking audio with a few aus running i can load a lot more in aum but at least i can sample the sequence either to a pad or time line, off load the app and move on
If you get audio crackles when loading several plugins, try increasing your audio buffer in the settings.
Mileage varies depending on your iPad model, but don't be afraid to go up to 512 or 1,024 if you want to squeeze more plugins than usual into your projects. Just be aware that each increase in buffer will also increase latency slightly.
If you mean it continually scans for AUv3s, this is a known bug in iOS 14. Try accessing an IAA first, then try AUv3 again.
@reasOne as @tk32 said increasing the buffer can work wonders with what you can get going in BM3. I've been pushing with a mixture of around 24 channels in audio channels and Banks at a buffer of 512 and 1024 with a couple of AUv3s instruments and a lot of very hungry AUv3 plugins and it will hold comfortably at around 40% on the CPU gauge. This is on a iPad Pro 9.7 and this beasty can be a little sensitive to being pushed too hard.