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I concur.
Unfortunately things don't just always work automagically between the platforms, even if one can run the app. There are quite a few things in our iOS version that assume it's a touch interface, and we'd still have to do our standard regimen of testing (which is about a week of work for us).
But we will have a new desktop version out before long. Our next release will be for the desktop and will based on the same code as the current iOS version.
Actually wanted to cycle back on this -- do you mean a DAW project, or Sitala kits? Moving kits back and forth between the two works fine (just confirmed with Airdrop). If it's in a DAW, which one are you using?
Kits move back n forth with no issues. In fact I did a video showing how to build kits using your converter + kit maker and have since made 1,000s of kits. Tree system/subfolder system please 🙏 for presets/kits would be a everything!!
What I was referring to however was a daw project using Sitala inside of it. I can get it to ‘remember’/save state when going from the lower Sitala version (Mac) to iPad (newer version of Sitala) but not the other way around. But I used to be able to when they were both at version 1.0. The daw I’m using is MTS MultiTrackStudio
Other cross platform DAWs I have available to test are ZenBeats and NTrack also.
Just dropping by to praise and feature request. I'm a happy user of Sitala - it's an elegant and efficient drum sampler. I would be very happy if velocity layers were implemented someday.
Hey! any chance of revisiting this idea? a random sort mode would rock!
At the moment we're focusing on getting a desktop update out the door, mostly that brings a lot of the stuff from the iOS app to the desktop.
+1 on the request, this would make drop any other app for my kits outside of BM3.
If you could also use filtering to randomize by keywords on top of this, it’s even crazier.
desktop
sitala v2 is out with native silicon support
thanks @scotchi 🙏🏿
As unlikely as it might be, I'd love an MPE drum> @NeuM said:
Please god yes can someone give us an MPE drum player. I actually almost only buy MPE instruments, except in the case of drums where there just aren't any (I know, Roli is there, yes I have it, but please god someone other than Roli next)
Just bought Sitala and can‘t add it to my Audiobus session - Sitala is not listed under AUv3 - other apps are listed fine. Do I miss something proly obvious?
Did you try rebooting your device?
I've made a habit of closing all apps before I install new apps to avoid various issues...
...launch the downloaded app at least once, if it doesn't show up after that I usually reboot the device.
As someone pretty uninitiated in MPE -- what would you want that MPE could do for drums (that normal MIDI doesn't do)? I don't even know enough about it to understand the request.
Good call, that did the trick! I tend to forget about rebooting…
Desktop:
Coupon code IOS&DESKTOP for $5 off new version 2.0. App says for this weekend. Ride the Sitala train.
It's kind of like asking as a non-drummer, why would a drummer want brushes not sticks, or just literally it is asking an MPE player who likes brushes why they don't just use sticks, or why do you want drums if i can give you this one static electronic thing to hit that's basically the same no matter where you hit it, sure you have velocity, and you can program clever things like round robin and randomness, but your own expressivity will not be captured.
As an interface to instruments, I play the Linnstrument, which is MPE, and slowly but surely all my MPE capable synths are allowing me to make wonderful timbrally wide ranging sounds from purposeful subtle difference of finger movement. Perhaps a few seconds of this will make it more obvious to you, or maybe not. If you don't play using an MPE surface I wonder if it can be really obvious vs doing it for yourself and knowing because it was physically real.
Anyway, just notice the timbral differences and the pitch bends
(EDIT: the timestamps are not used with embedded YT videos on this forum? oh well i tried to link the actual time, doesn't seem to work)
Or maybe,
Or /
Or for a few seconds,
With MPE mapping of per note expressions in three additional dimensions beyond Midi 1.0, which adds X (pitch),Y (timbre), Z (poly after touch) on top of which midi note and how hard (velocity), remarkable and extremely fun sounds can be coaxed, the instrument feels like an organic thing, as someone commented watching me recently, it makes it sing. Roli Studio Drums is the only such software that I know of that is MPE, and drums. Though I think maybe the latest 11.3 Ableton added this to a couple of their drum instruments but I haven't tried them since the update so could be wrong. I need to check that.
Ok, yeah, that all makes sense to me. Most of the work on creating such a system wouldn't be implementing the protocol, but working on all of the logic that'd actually do meaningful things with the data that came across. Sitala doesn't even have velocity layers yet, so it's probably not the best candidate to be an early adopter.
Dang, I missed that. Oh well, an extra fiver for Sitala peeps. They've probably earned it.
Gotcha, makes sense, maybe one day, i think i was more expressing how much i appreciated the initial suggestion which wasn't mine rather than thinking that it was going to be likely here, but thank you for taking the time to discuss/consider!