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Not to mention that implementing hosting plugins is a nightmare as the whole AUv3 thing is a complex bug-ridden minefield on the hosting side.
This is my thinking as well, TBH. Cross-platform compatibility is really hit-and-miss with Logic Pro, mainly because of incompatible versions of 3rd party plugins between iPad and Mac. I'd rather see Note focus on bringing over more Live instruments.
The 4-track Move/8-track Note setup looks like it could be fun to exploit.
Resample a couple of tracks you’re done with into a couple of drum pads, then “swap out” the original tracks for 2 new ones using Note. Those tracks are intact for further editing in the future. Meanwhile, you get two fresh tracks to play with.
Max for live instead of auv3 would be cool, apple would probably have an embolism though 😅
Any opinion about v1.2.1 ?
No midi import…
I'm on the 1.3 beta and that will be a significant update. I think the benefits of 1.2.1 mainly accrue to folks with poly aftertouch controllers.
That would be cool
Thanks. Do you know if the v1.3 will also be available for Ableton Move and bring significant changes?
I ask because it looks like they are synchronising the versions of Note and Move
I think the most significant changes in 1.3 will be the MIDI editor improvements, which won’t apply to Move. But who knows, there might be features I’m overlooking that will warrant a Move update.