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2023 App Updates

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  • audiblevideoaudiblevideo

    @Poppadocrock said:
    mLFO just added an ADSR to the the LFO waveform allowing you to further customize curves. Fixed bug that prevented custom loading of lfo tables. Probably my favorite lfo app.

    It’s pretty fly
    The always visible 16 channels of lfos always clogs my AUM midi routing though

    A small price to pay for the POWER

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    New version of Rozeta suite with MIDI FX versions of the plugins for Logic Pro compatibility. Incredible turnaround, thanks @brambos!

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @mjm1138 said:
    New version of Rozeta suite with MIDI FX versions of the plugins for Logic Pro compatibility. Incredible turnaround, thanks @brambos!

    No way! Already?? Fantastic.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Poppadocrock said:
    mLFO just added an ADSR to the the LFO waveform allowing you to further customize curves. Fixed bug that prevented custom loading of lfo tables. Probably my favorite lfo app.

    My favorite LFO app as well.

  • RajahPRajahP

    Scaler updated…. Logic Pro compatibility, etc.

    Thanks..

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @mjm1138 said:
    New version of Rozeta suite with MIDI FX versions of the plugins for Logic Pro compatibility. Incredible turnaround, thanks @brambos!

    Thanks @brambos

  • BirdpieBirdpie

    synthmaster one for iphone got updated, someone installed the update?

  • craftycuratecraftycurate

    AudioModern Chordjam just had an update with an improved Preset system (similar to Playbeat 3), loads of new presets, MPE, Preset import and export and some other improvements.

  • tyslothrop1tyslothrop1

    @craftycurate said:
    AudioModern Chordjam just had an update with an improved Preset system (similar to Playbeat 3), loads of new presets, MPE, Preset import and export and some other improvements.

    Can somebody tell, what exactly you can control with MPE in Chordjam? Sounds interesting.

  • craftycuratecraftycurate

    @tyslothrop1 said:

    @craftycurate said:
    AudioModern Chordjam just had an update with an improved Preset system (similar to Playbeat 3), loads of new presets, MPE, Preset import and export and some other improvements.

    Can somebody tell, what exactly you can control with MPE in Chordjam? Sounds interesting.

    Definitely worth checking the manual - they've also released an updated Chordjam manual on audiomodern.com.

  • tyslothrop1tyslothrop1

    Thanks, I did Google Chordjam AND MPE before posting, but didn't get any results. So this is what the website says:

    Chordjam now supports MPE technology to deliver polyphonic portamento/gliding chords which allows you to bend from any chord to any chord, both in real-time chord triggering or using the sequencer’s progression patterns.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    All the Bud Apps by @cem_olcay added support for running the apps of Apple Silicon Macs.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    @tyslothrop1 said:
    Thanks, I did Google Chordjam AND MPE before posting, but didn't get any results. So this is what the website says:

    Chordjam now supports MPE technology to deliver polyphonic portamento/gliding chords which allows you to bend from any chord to any chord, both in real-time chord triggering or using the sequencer’s progression patterns.

    Watch Doug’s Video @thesoundtestroom on the CJ update, he explains it. But from what I gathered the MPE is only useful for MPE controllers. I’m not sure about sending MPE from another app through CJ…

  • tyslothrop1tyslothrop1

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:
    Thanks, I did Google Chordjam AND MPE before posting, but didn't get any results. So this is what the website says:

    Chordjam now supports MPE technology to deliver polyphonic portamento/gliding chords which allows you to bend from any chord to any chord, both in real-time chord triggering or using the sequencer’s progression patterns.

    Watch Doug’s Video @thesoundtestroom on the CJ update, he explains it. But from what I gathered the MPE is only useful for MPE controllers. I’m not sure about sending MPE from another app through CJ…

    Thanks for the tip, I did get it in the meantime. Actually it's more or less the other way around. The MPE is needed to slide between different chord types, because the single notes don't pitchbend the same amount of semitones. For example if you slide from an Amin to a Cmaj the a would slide 3 semitones to c, the c 4st to e and the e 3st to g. That's why in the background polyphonic Pitchbend is used, which is one part of MPE.

  • tyslothrop1tyslothrop1

    @tyslothrop1 said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:
    Thanks, I did Google Chordjam AND MPE before posting, but didn't get any results. So this is what the website says:

    Chordjam now supports MPE technology to deliver polyphonic portamento/gliding chords which allows you to bend from any chord to any chord, both in real-time chord triggering or using the sequencer’s progression patterns.

    Watch Doug’s Video @thesoundtestroom on the CJ update, he explains it. But from what I gathered the MPE is only useful for MPE controllers. I’m not sure about sending MPE from another app through CJ…

    Thanks for the tip, I did get it in the meantime. Actually it's more or less the other way around. The MPE is needed to slide between different chord types, because the single notes don't pitchbend the same amount of semitones. For example if you slide from an Amin to a Cmaj the a would slide 3 semitones to c, the c 4st to e and the e 3st to g. That's why in the background polyphonic Pitchbend is used, which is one part of MPE. So far, having an MPE controller has no advantage in Chordjam.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    @tyslothrop1 said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:
    Thanks, I did Google Chordjam AND MPE before posting, but didn't get any results. So this is what the website says:

    Chordjam now supports MPE technology to deliver polyphonic portamento/gliding chords which allows you to bend from any chord to any chord, both in real-time chord triggering or using the sequencer’s progression patterns.

    Watch Doug’s Video @thesoundtestroom on the CJ update, he explains it. But from what I gathered the MPE is only useful for MPE controllers. I’m not sure about sending MPE from another app through CJ…

    Thanks for the tip, I did get it in the meantime. Actually it's more or less the other way around. The MPE is needed to slide between different chord types, because the single notes don't pitchbend the same amount of semitones. For example if you slide from an Amin to a Cmaj the a would slide 3 semitones to c, the c 4st to e and the e 3st to g. That's why in the background polyphonic Pitchbend is used, which is one part of MPE.

    Yea, you still get the bend effect when sliding chords, which is cool, and a part of MPE, I left that out in my post, but I’m not sure about the Full MPE effect (the up and down too) is available without a MPE controller. I’m wondering if an MPE Au midi controller or sequencer would work the same.

  • tyslothrop1tyslothrop1

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:
    Thanks, I did Google Chordjam AND MPE before posting, but didn't get any results. So this is what the website says:

    Chordjam now supports MPE technology to deliver polyphonic portamento/gliding chords which allows you to bend from any chord to any chord, both in real-time chord triggering or using the sequencer’s progression patterns.

    Watch Doug’s Video @thesoundtestroom on the CJ update, he explains it. But from what I gathered the MPE is only useful for MPE controllers. I’m not sure about sending MPE from another app through CJ…

    Thanks for the tip, I did get it in the meantime. Actually it's more or less the other way around. The MPE is needed to slide between different chord types, because the single notes don't pitchbend the same amount of semitones. For example if you slide from an Amin to a Cmaj the a would slide 3 semitones to c, the c 4st to e and the e 3st to g. That's why in the background polyphonic Pitchbend is used, which is one part of MPE.

    Yea, you still get the bend effect when sliding chords, which is cool, and a part of MPE, I left that out in my post, but I’m not sure about the Full MPE effect (the up and down too) is available without a MPE controller. I’m wondering if an MPE Au midi controller or sequencer would work the same.

    With up and down, do you mean slide/timbre? As I understood it, the Devs said so far this has no effect, but they leave it open to maybe implement more MPE-functions in the future. Would be cool if it was already there, have to look into that again. Curious what that might do :)

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock
    edited May 2023

    @tyslothrop1 said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:
    Thanks, I did Google Chordjam AND MPE before posting, but didn't get any results. So this is what the website says:

    Chordjam now supports MPE technology to deliver polyphonic portamento/gliding chords which allows you to bend from any chord to any chord, both in real-time chord triggering or using the sequencer’s progression patterns.

    Watch Doug’s Video @thesoundtestroom on the CJ update, he explains it. But from what I gathered the MPE is only useful for MPE controllers. I’m not sure about sending MPE from another app through CJ…

    Thanks for the tip, I did get it in the meantime. Actually it's more or less the other way around. The MPE is needed to slide between different chord types, because the single notes don't pitchbend the same amount of semitones. For example if you slide from an Amin to a Cmaj the a would slide 3 semitones to c, the c 4st to e and the e 3st to g. That's why in the background polyphonic Pitchbend is used, which is one part of MPE.

    Yea, you still get the bend effect when sliding chords, which is cool, and a part of MPE, I left that out in my post, but I’m not sure about the Full MPE effect (the up and down too) is available without a MPE controller. I’m wondering if an MPE Au midi controller or sequencer would work the same.

    With up and down, do you mean slide/timbre? As I understood it, the Devs said so far this has no effect, but they leave it open to maybe implement more MPE-functions in the future. Would be cool if it was already there, have to look into that again. Curious what that might do :)

    Well if I understand MPE correctly and maybe I don’t… lol. MPE lets you move in different directions on keys to modulate something, so sideways would be the sliding notes, and up and down could be applied to a synth parameter like filter cutoff or something. As well as velocity from pressure and other expressive things based on how you play the keys. I don’t know, lol. I hope that makes sense.

  • tyslothrop1tyslothrop1

    @Poppadocrock In Synths, it's like you say, being able to change parameters for every single note, where normal Midi only gives you velocity per note. But in Chordjam you press a single key and get a chord, if you play another key, while the first one is still held, the first chord slides into the second. It uses polyphonic Pitchbend to achieve that, and the app controls that part of MPE for you, you don't directly control it yourself.

    I think, so far that is all the MPE Chordjam uses. Would be cool, if they implement slide/timbre also, which could maybe mean, that different LFOs control the timbre value for you, to get automatic expression, like you have automatic Pitchb now.

  • MadGavMadGav

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:
    Thanks, I did Google Chordjam AND MPE before posting, but didn't get any results. So this is what the website says:

    Chordjam now supports MPE technology to deliver polyphonic portamento/gliding chords which allows you to bend from any chord to any chord, both in real-time chord triggering or using the sequencer’s progression patterns.

    Watch Doug’s Video @thesoundtestroom on the CJ update, he explains it. But from what I gathered the MPE is only useful for MPE controllers. I’m not sure about sending MPE from another app through CJ…

    Thanks for the tip, I did get it in the meantime. Actually it's more or less the other way around. The MPE is needed to slide between different chord types, because the single notes don't pitchbend the same amount of semitones. For example if you slide from an Amin to a Cmaj the a would slide 3 semitones to c, the c 4st to e and the e 3st to g. That's why in the background polyphonic Pitchbend is used, which is one part of MPE.

    Yea, you still get the bend effect when sliding chords, which is cool, and a part of MPE, I left that out in my post, but I’m not sure about the Full MPE effect (the up and down too) is available without a MPE controller. I’m wondering if an MPE Au midi controller or sequencer would work the same.

    With up and down, do you mean slide/timbre? As I understood it, the Devs said so far this has no effect, but they leave it open to maybe implement more MPE-functions in the future. Would be cool if it was already there, have to look into that again. Curious what that might do :)

    Well if I understand MPE correctly and maybe I don’t… lol. MPE lets you move in different directions on keys to modulate something, so sideways would be the sliding notes, and up and down could be applied to a synth parameter like filter cutoff or something. As well as velocity from pressure and other expressive things based on how you play the keys. I don’t know, lol. I hope that makes sense.

    That’s more like the cart than the horse - as in that’s what a keyboard controller can map physical expressions to MPE. MPE in itself is kind of just the OG guitar synth mode reborn - using a MIDI channel per note. For a guitar synth that would be a fixed assignment of string to channel, a keyboard controller requires dynamic allocation having more than 16 keys. On the sequencer side working this way wasn’t historically well supported, sprinkle in a bit more reduction of recent sequencers to just the “normal” way of working and there’s a need to promote MPE as a thing.

  • cazelcazel

    yukawa
    v1.2.0

    • this app can now be installed on a mac with apple silicon and plugged into garage band, logic pro, ableton live, and other auv3 compatible host apps. it cannot be installed on macs with intel cpus.

    • improved live automation recording to auv3 host app.

    • other small fixes and improvements.

  • MasangaMasanga

    Syntorial 2.0 coming 22 June; free update with heaps of new stuff. Particularly excited about the randomiser.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Masanga said:
    Syntorial 2.0 coming 22 June; free update with heaps of new stuff. Particularly excited about the randomiser.

    Nice! So I’m assuming the update will also apply to Primer, the standalone synth/AU? Or no?

  • MasangaMasanga

    @HotStrange said:

    @Masanga said:
    Syntorial 2.0 coming 22 June; free update with heaps of new stuff. Particularly excited about the randomiser.

    Nice! So I’m assuming the update will also apply to Primer, the standalone synth/AU? Or no?

    It's not mentioned specifically, but as it's needed for the paid Syntorial package I can't see how it wouldn't be updated at the same time.

  • HotStrangeHotStrange

    @Masanga said:

    @HotStrange said:

    @Masanga said:
    Syntorial 2.0 coming 22 June; free update with heaps of new stuff. Particularly excited about the randomiser.

    Nice! So I’m assuming the update will also apply to Primer, the standalone synth/AU? Or no?

    It's not mentioned specifically, but as it's needed for the paid Syntorial package I can't see how it wouldn't be updated at the same time.

    That’s what I’m guessing. The synth in the demo looks all new. But who knows they may end up making the new one a paid synth. I hope not.

  • PoppadocrockPoppadocrock

    @MadGav said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:

    @Poppadocrock said:

    @tyslothrop1 said:
    Thanks, I did Google Chordjam AND MPE before posting, but didn't get any results. So this is what the website says:

    Chordjam now supports MPE technology to deliver polyphonic portamento/gliding chords which allows you to bend from any chord to any chord, both in real-time chord triggering or using the sequencer’s progression patterns.

    Watch Doug’s Video @thesoundtestroom on the CJ update, he explains it. But from what I gathered the MPE is only useful for MPE controllers. I’m not sure about sending MPE from another app through CJ…

    Thanks for the tip, I did get it in the meantime. Actually it's more or less the other way around. The MPE is needed to slide between different chord types, because the single notes don't pitchbend the same amount of semitones. For example if you slide from an Amin to a Cmaj the a would slide 3 semitones to c, the c 4st to e and the e 3st to g. That's why in the background polyphonic Pitchbend is used, which is one part of MPE.

    Yea, you still get the bend effect when sliding chords, which is cool, and a part of MPE, I left that out in my post, but I’m not sure about the Full MPE effect (the up and down too) is available without a MPE controller. I’m wondering if an MPE Au midi controller or sequencer would work the same.

    With up and down, do you mean slide/timbre? As I understood it, the Devs said so far this has no effect, but they leave it open to maybe implement more MPE-functions in the future. Would be cool if it was already there, have to look into that again. Curious what that might do :)

    Well if I understand MPE correctly and maybe I don’t… lol. MPE lets you move in different directions on keys to modulate something, so sideways would be the sliding notes, and up and down could be applied to a synth parameter like filter cutoff or something. As well as velocity from pressure and other expressive things based on how you play the keys. I don’t know, lol. I hope that makes sense.

    That’s more like the cart than the horse - as in that’s what a keyboard controller can map physical expressions to MPE. MPE in itself is kind of just the OG guitar synth mode reborn - using a MIDI channel per note. For a guitar synth that would be a fixed assignment of string to channel, a keyboard controller requires dynamic allocation having more than 16 keys. On the sequencer side working this way wasn’t historically well supported, sprinkle in a bit more reduction of recent sequencers to just the “normal” way of working and there’s a need to promote MPE as a thing.

    Right on, yea I forgot about the note per channel part, but you’re right.

  • mjm1138mjm1138

    @cazel said:
    yukawa
    v1.2.0

    • this app can now be installed on a mac with apple silicon and plugged into garage band, logic pro, ableton live, and other auv3 compatible host apps. it cannot be installed on macs with intel cpus.

    • improved live automation recording to auv3 host app.

    • other small fixes and improvements.

    Nice! I think this is iceWorks’ first effect to hit macOS.

  • craftycuratecraftycurate
    edited June 2023

    AD Enso has had another update ...

    1.2.4Jun 14, 2023

    • Major de-clicking operation was successful; you will hear far fewer clicks overall, and principally when the record head and playback head are moving in opposite directions, at weird speeds, and other places one was likely to get a click previously. If it seems like we start every changelog note with this, that's because we do. We hate clicks. More than you do. Unless you're Alva Noto, in which case you probably love them and are sad we got rid of them. Sorry, Alva.
    • Settings panel added. Buffer load and save and RAM info moved here.
    • Scribble strip added. Enter text in the scribble strip field on the settings panel and it will show in the center dial; handy if you have more than one Enso open to know which one is which. Saved with preset.
    • New preset panel with 3 folder columns. Default preset added. Enso will auto-load the preset named Default in the root of the User folder. You may save over this to set your own preferred starting state.
    • MIDI Slice mode added. You can now "play" the loop you've recorded with a MIDI controller; it is automatically sliced in to 4 to 16 equal loops.
    • Numerous bug fixes and optimizations.
  • mjm1138mjm1138
    edited June 2023

    IceWorks Koshiba joins the list of their plugins now running on Apple silicon Macs. V1.1.0 also includes automation fixes.

    Covered in other threads, but Bram Bos’s WOOTT V1.1 now also runs on macOS, including Intel Macs.

  • MasangaMasanga
    edited June 2023

    Syntorial 2 is now out and on introductory sale (40% off till 6 July). It's a free update if you purchased in the 2022 Black Friday sale or after 1 March this year, and for the rest of us is a fairly modest ($19.99) paid upgrade during the sale period, then rising to $34.99.

    New features (from dev blurb; the Visualizer and Randomizer are the big ones here):

    • Brand new modernized and resizable User Interface.
    • A real-time animated Visualizer to make learning modulation easier.
    • Revamped Videos with better pacing and face-to-face guidance with Joe @hanley.
    • Remapped Parameters and more Nuanced Scoring for more consistent progress and less roadbloacks.
    • Shorter Group Challenges and optional Bonus Rounds to help you move forward with the amount of practice you need.
    • A new Randomizer mode that'll generate infinite patches whenever you need extra practice or review.

    More importantly for most of us, Primer 2 is also out, and still free!

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