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They are deserve donation esp for synth one’s harmonic tunings which I never find other apps.
Sorry but I don’t get that sentiment. I bought the last limited edition offering, the 909, which is still unusable. What exactly did I get for my ‚support‘?
They also have that player...mostly dx/digital voices.
Is this one different?
Yes. Instead, they can add these 2000 samples as new preset pack for D1 / FM player
I see...
People are exaggerating the 909 issue, it still works fine for most stuff. I took the first factory pattern, upped the bpm to 140, used a single note from Alpha Synth. It sounds absolutely fine to me (the timing I mean, this was quickly done on iPad speakers so no idea how it sounds on cans/speakers). It’s also the first 909 drum machine that I’ve really liked in a loooong time. Audiokit's apps slaps:-) Oh and the new one obviously preordered.
I agree that it sounds very, very good. However, the timing is far from fine. Attached is a screenshot of the BD. Lag is about 25ms (if you add a delay to a sound, anything over 10ms results in audible effects like flanging). In addition, the other instruments have around half the lag of the BD so it isn’t even consistent overall. No other drum machine on ios exhibits this behaviour.
I'm against the idea of buying apps just to support a developer even if you wouldn't otherwise. Every sale to someone who wouldn't have bought the app otherwise is an encouragement to invest time in developing in an unproductive direction. Better to have some flops, which hopefully encourages different thinking.
As much as I love the AudioKit guys and their vision, I'm not buying anything going forward unless it makes me want it and is proven to work well.
"New powerful AUv3 code" is a really funny choice of words.
I just pre-ordered this without even checking out what it is. Solely based on the fact it’s by AudioKit 😑
Not U110, but U220 + D20 was my dream synth combo when I was 17 or 18. I remember I went to the local Roland store at least twice a week after school to play with these. And when I got home I was reading the brochures and dreaming... (Ok I was flipping through other kind of magazines as well, but that’s a different topic 😂)
+1 from me...
Yep, had one of these back in the day.
I’m going to drop a premier video on this in about 2 hours’ time, hopefully se some of you there, I will post the link etc once the vid is properly published 👍
You’ll get your wish when the copyright is pried from Roland’s cold dead fingers 😂
A friend had a U220, very limited but the vibe of the samples was good - I’d guess the S50 series library comes close.
Walkthrough link here for future reference, though this now has its own thread:
Missed it live (workday kind of crazy
) But enjoyed it right now! Thanks, Doug!
This. I like to fund the open source code philosophy of Audiokit
exactly.
TBH, I secretly hope that every single USD that I give them brings AUv3 in Synth One one line of code closer
There's definitely some nice sounds in here.
Yes, there are! I like Audiokit’s interfaces and especially how easy and light their apps are. For ex. Pure synth is Soo heavy and cluttered ...personally, I don’t have that much satisfaction working with it ( I know it’s a great app) but that thing with downloading the presets ...each time you need a new one...great romplers on the other hand
I grabbed it, hopefully it’s stable unlike d1 cuz that’s such a great synth but sometimes it just won’t open
Pre-ordered because I’ve specifically been thinking about trying to make some late 90s/early 2000s hip-hop beats.
In general... Dollars are Votes in a capitalistic society. Any Money spent on anything is a vote of confidence or approval in that specific company, over its competitors in the market place. It’s also a vote of approval for their products, services, quality, ethics, and how it operates.
Let’s just hope that this app is more stable and reliable than the rest of their stuff...
Their intentions are honorable but delivery suffers at times
Volume does not always equal quality...
Most influencers also loose their credibility if they sell them selves out of desperation for funds.
(For example I have NO respect for those promoting the unison.audio or raycon garbage).
Cheers!
On one level, yes.
My point was a little more nuanced than that though. If a company puts out good products and bad products and you buy the bad ones just because they put out some good ones, you’re not helping them refine their product strategy and thus their ultimate success. In fact, you may be doing just the opposite.
But that’s all the effort I’m going to put into making that point. It’s unimportant.
BTW, there is a more direct way to support AudioKit financially.
https://opencollective.com/audiokit
+1
You were. I was speaking completely generally, not about anyone or anything in particular.
Cool.
Excellent set of presets. Easiest layering I have ever seen. Very good clarity of sound. Definitely spacey in nature. String sounds are very good. Even a synth bassoon. More than your money’s worth, IMO.
Gotta admit, they did good with this one. Like how they released it. No hype just dropped a really solid synth. If they have more releases like this, redemption might be in store. Just please fix D1 and FM Player. Overall an amazing sounding synth that actually works with midi sequencers. This and Bass 808 are my fav apps by them thus far. Great work @analog_matt and team.