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New app - Rubycon ($4.99) - Sequencer with Audiobus support
https://itunes.apple.com/app/id838972691?mt=8
- Modern take on the classic 8 step sequencer
- Exciting new Ratcheting feature
- Supports Core MIDI for external synthesizers
- Audiobus support!
- CC's and more!
Comments
Is Rubycon an update for R960Seq?
Is this just R960Seq with better midi support? Seems kind of weird that I'd have to rebuy an app for an update.
Confirmed. : /
So the same interface as R960 with some new features at the same price? It's an expensive update to a fairly new app.
Ratcheting seems to be like time division per step as in StepPolyArp.
Has anyone tried the midi clock function in rubycon? Neither funkbox nor dm1 or modrum react to it (in both directions: master and slave).
@thinds, yes this is lame. Seems like a greedy developer. R960 wasn't even that great, and felt like only half finished.
@thinds, yes this is lame. Seems like a greedy developer. R960 wasn't even that great, and felt like only half finished.
@yaknepper, my original post was perhaps a bit hasty. While watching Doug's recent video it was explained that Roger, the dev, wanted to keep R960 close to the Moog device it was based on. I didn't realise it was based on a physical device at all. I can understand his reasoning there as Rubycon has different features.
Maybe he could have done it as an update with a little switch R960/Rubycon....
I really like the ratcheting feature in Rubycon and believe that it's unrealistic to expect developers to keep giving us endless free updates for the work it takes to create these new features. They should get paid in either the form of a new app or an in app purchase. If the new features don't interest you, you don't need to pay for them. If you don't like developers promising updates they never deliver upon, then be prepared to financially support the efforts of those that do.
@Paulinko said:
Well said
This statement about greediness is misguided. The old app still works, no one is forcing anyone to buy the new one...
I'm still fairly new to apeSoft's iVCS3 (less than a week) and just bought Rubycon. I hope to be able to get iVCS3 to listen to MIDI from, Rubycon. Not yet. But ... it's also my 1st attempt AT having iVCS3 driven by anything else.
Maybe developers must do something like Image Line business model.