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this looks promising: https://www.reddit.com/r/Rivenmains/comments/u1y3e7/how_to_block_daveyx3_on_youtube_with_ublock_origin/
i think filter rules are compatible between most adblockers, at least ublock and adblock
Absolutely not - Hawkwind are one of my favourite bands!
I'm not using any add blockers so I can support the YouTubers I actually enjoy seeing.
What bugs me is that those I've explicitly said I don't want to see content from have found a way to sneak thru the filters by including the 'Includes Paid Promotion' sticker and those seem to sneak thru anyway...
I'm starting to suspect that Google owns Unison.audio as their adds pop up just about everywhere...
There ist no import. But for people who Love to Puzzle and Research it Works
you don't have to enable adblocking, you can just use the custom filter rules and only block the things you want to.
the adblocker is just a filter tool, it's up to you what you want to do with it...
you can even make cosmetic changes to annoying websites. or hide social media buttons, like buttons, etc that will also track you, there's a lot more to it than just blocking ads.
Another YouTube thread eh?
Back on track: Megalit. I think it's brilliant.
Maybe some of you are disappointed with what you see as a "heard it all before" sonic palette (I think it sounds wonderful) but Bleass apps always score big for me on the intuitive, made for touch screen UI and excellent preset handling.
It doesn't seem that testing was very good. Can't believe that nobody in Bleass didn't spot/test for multiple hosted instances. It's completely broken, in Cubasis at least. I've emailed them.
It sounds quite nice but doesn't tempt me as Animoog Z is so good
I also think it's a good and versatile synth, especially with these nice modulation options. While Alpha sounds good, there are things I simply can't modulate (filter tracking being of these, or vibrato) so I was expecting an upgrade to it and Megalit fits the bill. The sound palette seems as versatile to me as say a classic VA synth (but not as versatile as synths that support multiple oscillators type like Lagrange ♥). By the way, the free Electronisounds IAP is very worthwhile to me, this is where I found the most interesting and more fragile sounds that I like for ambient (as opposed to some EDM presets).
Pricewise, it's more expensive than their other synths but offers more modulation options as well.
And regarding youtube reviews: I can't agree more. Now whenever I read or hear these "game-changing" superlatives, I know I'd better listen to some sound demos. Reading your comments I see I'm not alone to care about whether a sonic palette fits my needs or not.
Multiple instances work fine in aum.
What I am surprised by is that no one noticed that you can't use forward and backwards buttons to go through a preset bank - instead the forward and backwards buttons go through all the preset banks you have installed, ALPHABETICALLY, by preset name, and completely ignoring which preset bank they belong to. I have informed Bleass of this.
But I agree. Tera Pro with the WAVES IAP is far deeper but the Bleass interface is always a pleasure to use, much more so than Virsyn's for me. Animoog is hard to beat, it must be said.
Personally I'm quite surprised by the rather limited 'wave table mangling' capabilities provided by both of these apps?!
(At least when compared to the 'Wave Effects' provided by Drambo's WaveTable Oscillator, Warping, Flipping, Phasing, Mirroring, Folding, Resampling, Hard-Syncing, RingModing, PWM, Skew, Tilt etc. and you can stack as many as your device can handle and re-order them at will, modulate & automate any parameter until the brain explodes, and no limits on how many oscillators per sound apart from CPU overload LOL).
Oh well, thankfully I've recovered from App-o-Holisim and have ZERO urge to get every new app that pops up
Hmm, that does sound good!
Nik Turner RIP
Yeah I knew him. A lot of sadness around here today.
I find Nave an amazing sounding synth. No AU though
After seeing and hearing The Sound Test Room’s Doug giving the synth a go, I may have been a bit hasty with my judgement. He was able to tease out some fairly nice sounds in his demo. Guess I’ll be doing some extra investigating in this one now.
Doug tends to experiment a bit more in his vids than others do, and the weird noises he’s pushed out of it are tempting me too.
Doug always makes it too tempting with his awesome wizardry so I’m avoiding the video cos I’m trying to stand pat on passing on this lol
Initial pass on using Megalit shows potential. The interface is big part of why I like Bleass apps, however for me to use this more, it absolutely needs the ability to import wavetables.
I agree 100% with this.
There was a recent “review” video for MixVibes : fawning and oh! the video just happened to be sponsored by… MixVibes. It was pretty blatantly a paid advertisement in everything but name. The video creator pleaded on here that he had final editorial control but not a single criticism in the whole of the video?? Really? Really?? Hmmmm…
I don’t watch any review videos now, doesn’t matter the creator or channel.
I just watch Doug and Gavinski, I think their reviews are excellent. But even how enthusiastic a reviewer is, we all have a pair of ears to judge if the app in question is something for you or not.
Kim Kardashian proves the converse. She only gets in trouble when she doesn’t disclose the payments and gets caught.
“Cool Beans” probably cost me a small fortune (where fortunes are measured is bundles of $1’s).
But Doug taught me so much about using IOS that was above the discussion of a single app… demo’s of AUM rigs and
Inter-app benefits, etc. But the best thing is that Doug always found the best musical case for the app… you could hear if
The app produced sounds you might want to make. If he couldn’t make it sing in some way, I would pass. But he generally wouldn’t post a video without finding something useful in the world of music that the app might contribute to.
Still, Doug hasn’t found a model to keep him financially healthy other than listener patronage and we are so cheap lot so he has to resort to videos about his finances.
Many newer videographers working this beat are more aggressive for sure in testing other models but the incentive is just making the effort return a profit for the time invested. We don’t have to watch at all but we do. I jump around a lot searching for music examples… I don’t need to understand all controls until I’m sold that it can make something sounds interesting.
Some videos just drone on teaching the UI and rarely hitting “Play”. I only watch if someone else has convinced me to buy it.
Fewer words and more demo’s. Maybe do a 3-part series on the big apps:
Why to buy _____
How to Use _____
____ Deep Dive
That’s the change I’d like to see as a consumer.
Actually you've just made me think of an excellent potential new revenue model - an occasional video that goes something along the lines of 'Hey everyone, and welcome to another episode of Gavinski' s Tutorials'. _______ is an absolute bag of shite that you really don't need, so my impartial advice would be to skip it altogether and send me the x bucks you would have spent on it instead. Thanks everyone, see you in the next video.' 😂
I figured out a long time ago that most apps do have a potential user that doesn’t ever read ABF. They make some unfortunate decisions based on user reviews where the app is reviewed by someone that can’t figure it out or discovered a bug and didn’t get immediate response from the developer.
I hope your idea makes you a few bucks… I respect the effort you put into your work. You actually read the manuals before hitting record.
That was a joke McD 😂
But thanks haha
Megalit looks super cool. I wish there was a samplewiz 3 that was basically Megalit architecture but samples for each oscillator. Maybe a future IAP for Megalit? Or at least migrate that lfo smooth back to samplewiz 2?
Anyone else having issues where the app crashes upon loading an existing project and the saved state is reset - so the sounds that you had in the project are reset to the "Hypersaw".
And when you try to reload the app it crashes ?
iOS 16.2
Been noticing this sometimes. It seems to happen more often if I have more than 1 instance of MegaLit running in a project. @bleassapp ?
Yes. See page 2 of this thread. Multiple instances always crash out / loose audio / loose state saving for me. I emailed the dev but they were unable to reproduce 🤷♂️
Edit - I’ve bought a more powerful iPad since so I will retest
Thanks @Halftone @FPC
I had none of these issues coming from 15.7 over to 16.2