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Live Jam #1 - all iPad, all one take.

duck_waddleduck_waddle
edited April 2014 in General App Discussion

Hey everyone! I've been working hard to find a good workflow using only an iPad, and I think I'm just about there. Here's the link!

Qunexus is rocking iGrand on one channel, and Sunrizer on another. I was using Magellan on the other two Qunexus channels, but it was picking up random MIDI cc from the NanoKontrol. So until I change the nanokontrol's MIDI channel, and find the will to remap everything in Loopy, I'll probably have to keep away from Magellan. The nanokontrol is just controlling Loopy, but I would love to map some of it to DM1 :(

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  • firejan82firejan82

    Nice jam and cute dog

  • duck_waddleduck_waddle
    edited April 2014

    Thanks everyone :) I can't wait to keep producing with this rig :D

  • WMWMWMWM

    That was a great tune, liked the laid back feel. Reminds me of one of Rheyne's tunes minus the hardware. So thats how one would use dm1 live. Thanks for sharing.

  • duck_waddleduck_waddle

    @WMWM said:

    That was a great tune, liked the laid back feel. Reminds me of one of Rheyne's tunes minus the hardware. So thats how one would use dm1 live. Thanks for sharing.

    Wow thank you! I'm definitely a HUGE Rheyne fan. I imagine I'll sound like him for a few more jams, until I learn a couple more tricks from his work ;) I'm really just trying to emulate his workflow, more so than his style - but his style is amazing.

    Yeah, DM1 is a powerhouse. Its perfect. The only two fallbacks are it's lack of MIDI bindings, and it's flaky syncing with a Loopy. Other than that, I really don't know why people use other apps. It's everything you'd need. Thanks for listening!

  • dwarmandwarman

    Nice! How do you have the nano mapped to control Loopy? And did you roll your own QuNexus patch?

    btw, for matching control or note numbers to DM1 there's MidiBridge, and for performance stuff I'm about to investigate iMIDIPatchbay, looks promising.

  • dwarmandwarman

    Another little nano tip: its weakness is that only 1 of the four patches is configurable. I found their SYSEX spec and made a patch manager in MIDi Toolbox so I can switch configurations. Such as, one for each fader on a different channel number, another for all on the same channel. Still have to create them with the Mac/Windows editor (but now I have the specs maybe a Lemur editor is possible?).

  • duck_waddleduck_waddle

    @dwarman said:

    Nice! How do you have the nano mapped to control Loopy? And did you roll your own QuNexus patch?

    btw, for matching control or note numbers to DM1 there's MidiBridge, and for performance stuff I'm about to investigate iMIDIPatchbay, looks promising.

    Thanks! So, what are saying about DM1? Because, I was under the impression that I could only send note values to it. If I could turn effects up and down, solo instruments, etc with a controller, I would lose my mind. Anyways, here's what I wrote in the Loopy forum about my nanokontrol mappings:

    "The Nanokontrol is controlling Loopy. I figured out this neat trick with the R and M buttons. Basically, I needed to figure out a solution that would provide visual feedback from Loopy. Loopy won't send this data (like a DAW would), so I thought up this wonky solution. So, the R and M buttons are set to 'Toggle' in the Korg editor. That means one click is note/LED on, another click is off. After straightening that out, I mapped each of those four states (R - Note On and Off, M - Note On and Off) to "Toggle Mute" for tracks 1-8 in Loopy. The S clears each track, faders control track volume, and knobs control pan. The transport controls are what you'd expect (stop resets the session). BUT the record button toggles Fading in Loopy, which is pretty awesome."

    I've only spent a short amount of time with the nanokontrol...I feel like I haven't really perfected a system yet. The Qunexus is running my own patches, but they aren't very complex. Custom velocity/note off/etc settings, tilt sends mod wheel on most presets. The biggest thing is that Preset A sends on MIDI channel 1, B on 2, and so on.

    @dwarman said:

    Another little nano tip: its weakness is that only 1 of the four patches is configurable. I found their SYSEX spec and made a patch manager in MIDi Toolbox so I can switch configurations. Such as, one for each fader on a different channel number, another for all on the same channel. Still have to create them with the Mac/Windows editor (but now I have the specs maybe a Lemur editor is possible?).

    So, yeah, I think I ran into that the other night. There are four patches, or modes, right? And you can choose them by booting the nanokontrol up and holding down the various button combos? That really stinks that you can only change the CC mode one, though. That's what I feared.

    Thanks for your posts, btw. I really love this community :)

  • Wonko_The_SaneWonko_The_Sane

    Great. Love it!

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